I have prepared a catalogue of 20 questions that contain some fundamentals that one should know fluently in order to understand deep politics. If you can answer at least 17 of these questions correctly, you have passed this test.

Q1: Why do many jews, especially Israeli jews, despise Henry Kissinger?

Q2: Why were there significantly less Trilaterals in the first Reagan administration (1981-1985) than in the administrations before?

Q3: What do the Twin Towers symbolically represent and why were they destroyed on September 11th instead of any other day?

Q4: If Leo Strauss was so much against modernity and enlightenment values, then why do his descendants (the neocons) promote western liberalism as a universal dogma?

Q5: What is the Atlanticist/Zionist dialectic and what are some of the key issues of strategic disagreement between the two factions?

Q6: Why were even gentile, antijudaist elements in the British Empire eager to grant Palestine to the jews?

Q7: There was a plot by highly influential figures (in the US government) to instigate a far-right/fascist power grab in italy in the early to mid 1970s. By whom exactly? For what reason?

Q8: Zbigniew Brzezinski is often referred to as "the alter ego of X". Who is X?

Q9: The first transatlantic society according to the Rhodesian model was formed in 1902 containing prominent british aristocrats and american industrialists. The CFR (est. 1920) would later recruit their members from here. What was this society called? (Hint: "The so-and-so society").

Q10: From which biblical figure do White Europeans descend according to jewish mythology? In the jewish framework, Donald Trump cannot be a „Meshiach ben David“, but can he be a Meshiach ben Joseph? What would be the conditions?

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Q11: Does long-term US involvement in the Middle East conflict with the Eurasian geostrategy laid out by Z.Brzezinski in his book „The Great Chessboard“?

Q12: Mass media and political institutions are retracting the most radical elements of "woke ideology" from every levels of society. Aside from a mere "cultural backlash" or "pendulum swing", what is the deeper strategic reason this is allowed to happen? (Hint: "I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes.")

Q13: The COVID scenario ended abruptly with the emergence of the "Omicron variant", and was completely forgotten up to mid-2022. Responsible for this sudden "shift in the script" was an agreement that was made between different elite groups. What might have been the content of this agreement? (Hint: "Tech bros become based").

Q14: Within the COVID scenario, what does the crown (after which the Coronavirus is named) symbolically represent? (Hint: "End of Globalism").

Q15: In the late 1970s, a large number of jews in the US made a huge shift from left-wing ideology (even communism) towards what you guys call "conservatism". What was the occasion for this shift?

Q16: The 1980s and 1990s share a similar "structural relationship" to each other as the 1950s and 1960s. What do I mean by "structural relationship"? Is the "relationship" between the 2010s and 2020s also similar to the previous one?

Q17: I quote a statement by Leo Strauss: "The unity of knowledge and communication of knowledge can be compared to the combination of man and horse, although not to a centaur." What is the meaning of this statement?

Q18: The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft has received donations by the George Soros Foundation as well as the Koch Brothers Foundation, two organizations that are often ideologically opposed to each other. Why have these opposed political forces supported the same institution?

Q19: What is the Bolshevist/Zionist dialectic?

And last but not least:

Q20: What is the difference between the „multipolar world order“ described by A. Dugin and the „multilateral world order“ described by H.Kissinger?

>>510007042 (OP)
1. no idea
2. dont know what that means
3. uhhh dont know
4. whut?
5. speak english
6. ?
7.idk maybe it was good
8.speak english
9. rhodes? as in rhode island?
10. i dont believe in fairy tales
11. what?
12. nah
13. nah
14.idk
15. sense
16. maybe
17. sounds stupid, no centaurs
18. maybe cus they are trying to buy influence idk
19. dunno what that word means
20. didn't read

>>510007042 (OP)

>Q1: Why do many jews, especially Israeli jews, despise Henry Kissinger?
No Idea... something about israel probably
>Q2: Why were there significantly less Trilaterals in the first Reagan administration (1981-1985) than in the administrations before?
What's a trilateral?
>Q3: What do the Twin Towers symbolically represent and why were they destroyed on September 11th instead of any other day?
Cuz they looked like elevens? Maybe.
>Q4: If Leo Strauss was so much against modernity and enlightenment values, then why do his descendants (the neocons) promote western liberalism as a universal dogma?
Who?
>Q5: What is the Atlanticist/Zionist dialectic and what are some of the key issues of strategic disagreement between the two factions?
What?
>Q6: Why were even gentile, antijudaist elements in the British Empire eager to grant Palestine to the jews?
Christcuckery? Money? Both?
>Q7: There was a plot by highly influential figures (in the US government) to instigate a far-right/fascist power grab in italy in the early to mid 1970s. By whom exactly? For what reason?
Ronald McDonald, and cuz the first time was really cool
>Q8: Zbigniew Brzezinski is often referred to as "the alter ego of X". Who is X?
Malcolm
>Q9: The first transatlantic society according to the Rhodesian model was formed in 1902 containing prominent british aristocrats and american industrialists. The CFR (est. 1920) would later recruit their members from here. What was this society called? (Hint: "The so-and-so society").
Atlas Shrugged!
>Q10: From which biblical figure do White Europeans descend according to jewish mythology? In the jewish framework, Donald Trump cannot be a „Meshiach ben David“, but can he be a Meshiach ben Joseph? What would be the conditions?
Joseph?
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>>510007042 (OP)
the answer is: OP is a faggot

>>510007385
Your answer to question 18 was not what I was getting at, but it is technically correct. You have answered 1/20 questions correctly and have not passed the test. Thank you for your participation.

>>510007554
>t.

>>510007523
You have answered 0/20 questions correctly and have not passed the test. Thank you for your participation.

Achoo!

>>510007042 (OP)
I got it. Now post correct answers so I can compare

>>510010294
I cannot give you the correct answers yet. You can show me your answers and I will tell you the amount of correct ones.

>>510007042 (OP)
1, gave israel a bad name?
2. political polarization
3, they represented america. 11th because it was the earliest?
4. western world was able to imperialize further?
5. focus on capital and on israel?
6. they bought the legal rights to own homes within the majority of palestine
7. cia? because of the years of lead
8. what?
9. Zionist society?
10. cain?
11. yes?
12. israel - palestine conflict?
13. uhh.. russia - ukraine?
14. the coming of a messiah? is this some protocols of zion shit
15. israel support increased among the right due to palestine being support by the soviets
16. what?
17. knowledge and communication of knowledge cannot be present at once?
18. democracy and peace / globalism? liberty?
19. get support -> dominate -> lose support -> switch side?
20. one is impossible. the other exists.

>>510010758
Not just the amount, but which ones are and aren't correct.

>>510010758
Well I don't trust you so I'm gonna pass on that. Kids these days can ask chaptgpt anyway lmao

>>510010763
Your answers are mostly too vague or go into an entirely wrong direction.
>15
Correct answer, but I asked for a more precise occasion.

You have answered 0/20 questions correctly and have not passed the test. Thank you for your participation.

>>510007042 (OP)
1. because of the yom kippur war and his concessions to the arabs.
2. because the trilaterals are mostly non interventionist democrats tried to kill reagan
3.two columns of the temple of solomo boaz and jacin. destroyed on 9/11 because the jewish holiday tisha beav is on ninth day of the eleventh month in the hebrew calendar. it's a symbolic revenge against the goyim for destroying their temple.
4.dunno
5. atlanticists prioritize ukraine and taiwan, zionists israel an iran. jd vance and trump cabinet ultra zionists.
6.heartland strategy and getting rid of annoying jews who were all communist at the time.
7.never heard of that.
8. Henry Kissinger.
9.pilgrims society
10. Esau.
11. if it is too rigid then china and russia will make progress on their turn. So it can contrsdict brezinskis strategy.
12. they need more masculine based men to fight their wars for them.
13. never happened.
14. its just a name.
15.because the soviet union supported palestine and the arabs.
16. one is conservative and high order and there is adoration for civic life and rigid standards. the other is progressive or revolutionar and low order and low constraint. eccentricity and being out of the norm. No, the relationship is not the same with 2010s and 2020s cause both decades have low order. 2000s was the last high order decade.
17.no idea.
18.who?
19.doesn't exist.
20.one has liberalism as its universal dogma the other hasn't. One is rules-based, the other isn't.

>>510011782
>1.
And to the Soviets in general, who are perceived to be anti-semites in the post-Stalin era. Correct.
>2
Too vague and not entirely true.
>3,5,6,8,9,10,11,12
Correct.
>15
So they became hawks, this is one of the reasons, correct for the purpose of this quiz.
>16,20
Correct.

You have answered 12/20 questions correctly and have not passed the test. Thank you for your participation.

>>510012197
As a matter of fact, I must revoke my support for your answer of 15. It is too similar to an answer that I have denied before. So your score is 11/20.

>>510011237
Only a two or three of these questions could be answered by ChatGPT.

>>510012537
OP this thread is about to die what're the answers

>>510014207
When this thread dies, it will be continued in another thread. I will not give any answers.