are greatly exaggerated. I’ve posted about Igor Panarin’s crackpot idea of America breaking up in 2010 over at Outside the Beltway.
are greatly exaggerated. I’ve posted about Igor Panarin’s crackpot idea of America breaking up in 2010 over at Outside the Beltway.
It’s pretty hilarious, isn’t it?
I personally think it is projection on Panarin’s part. He’s had to witness the collapse and break-up of the Soviet Union.
“Canadian influence?” There’s no such thing. Even Canada isn’t under Canadian influence.
I’ve got a great story about that. Stop me if you’ve heard it. I read this in a newspaper column written by a Canadian columnist maybe 30 years ago. “Canada could have had the best of everything: French cuisine, British traditions, American technology. Instead we ended up with British cuisine, American traditions, and French technology.”
Very funny, actually. I can easier see my home state of California braking up into at least three parts. We could look a bit like the Balkans.