Anonymous
8/13/2025, 2:12:24 AM
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The reason England causes so much seething is because it is in the deciding position whether the German-Magyar-Italian alliance or the Franco-Judeo-Slavic alliance dominates the European continent.
In the 19th century, a wiser England favored a policy of neutrality to prevent either side from becoming too powerful. This began to change after Victoria's death as her successor Edward VII was staunchly a supporter of the latter alliance due to his personal dislike of the Kaiser.
England doesn't have to worry about the prospect of becoming a French-Jewish vassal state or being annihilated by the Russians. BUT they did have a reason to resent a strong Germany on the continent. So in the twentieth century they followed a purely cynical moral code and were willing to condemn Central Europe to its fate.
However we should keep in mind they were merely the deciding vote and not the primary transgressor
In the 19th century, a wiser England favored a policy of neutrality to prevent either side from becoming too powerful. This began to change after Victoria's death as her successor Edward VII was staunchly a supporter of the latter alliance due to his personal dislike of the Kaiser.
England doesn't have to worry about the prospect of becoming a French-Jewish vassal state or being annihilated by the Russians. BUT they did have a reason to resent a strong Germany on the continent. So in the twentieth century they followed a purely cynical moral code and were willing to condemn Central Europe to its fate.
However we should keep in mind they were merely the deciding vote and not the primary transgressor