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26 Sept 2018 Conversations with Tyler Bruno Maçães on the Spirit of Adventure
“Also a problem, of course, for the EU because it becomes much more difficult to have ambitious plans and to do things if, inside the EU, you have a number of countries — which is growing by the day — that are in some kind of adversarial relationship with you.”
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- 26 Sept 2018
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…What’s the long-run political equilibrium for Hungary and the Visegrad nations? I think a little bit of what we’ve been seeing in the last decade: not breaking with Europe, but being in an adversarial relation with the EU institutions. Also a problem, of course, for the EU because it becomes much more difficult to have ambitious plans and to do things if, inside the EU, you have a number of countries — which is growing by the day — that are in some kind of adversarial relationship with you. What are some of the hidden Straussian messages in The Dawn of Eurasia, if indeed there are any?…
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