Surviving an appalling future

To expand a bit on what Taki Theodoracopulos recently wrote on the fall of the Ottoman Empire, regions and states need to eventually be divided along ethnic lines or we will have wars like the ongoing wars in the Middle East, which were originated 100 years ago by those who foolishly carved up the Ottoman Empire, leading to the present wars in Iraq. Eventually the Sunni, Shia, and Kurdish will emerge with their own ethnic territories, the way things should have been in the first place.

This is a future lesson to be learned in the United States, Europe, China, etc., who are, like Sykes and Picot, largely covering up the reality of group selection and human nature with devious ideology. Ideology will continue to trump reality until a natural ethnopluralism carves out regions and states, but only after social and ethnic disruptions. If we play it smart and conservatively the separation of powers and states inherent in the U.S. Constitution can accommodate a natural ethnopluralism of states and regions.

This perspective is still seen as appalling to present ideologues, which shows how far we have to go before we affirm a realistic way of surviving an appalling future.