All of those religions, cultures and ethnicities are a great way of showing why it failed @Pine Gang 🌲

well yes because it claims to take from communism fascism and liberalism

the problem with duganism is it consolidates larger blocks of greater power like several giants that have greater capacity to damage to the whole of the earth

@Eternal Entropy

Notice how it was supposed to be 1 nation

Under 1 god

Not globo homo bullshit

@Eternal Entropy the problem with duganism is that it's just theory

@snake Yes , but it would've been comfy if it worked

there's no experiment based on his model

yes I was making a point if it plays out

Aesthetics check

Definitely

But Idk how it would be “comfy”

Franz Ferdinand kinda wanted to be friendly with all , but it was a little too late. The anger was there

They teach you nothing about WW1 in American schools

To make it all worse he showed up on the holiest day for the Serbs in Sarajevo so it looked like a provocation

I know nothing about it

Private schools are the way to go

Public schools are shit

Yeah teachers be saying dumb shit like nationalism started WW1

Not imperialism from a ethnic blob state

Attacking Serbia

But also I'm not sure if WW1 is particularly important
The end result is all you need to know really

Don't forget the impossible ultimatum

No we have to hate Serbians nationalists for wanting independence but when Africans want it, their the good guys

srprska forever

WW1 is the biblical battle of armegeddon. In the place and time prophesied

Like that ultimatum was made so that no sane self respecting country would give authority of a foreign police on its own territory

it's pretty significant

Smol Serbia prevailed <:yay:638817157840502815>

David vs Goliath and all that jazz

Chad Serbia with a ethnically, culturally and religiously homogeneous nation that can stick through hell and back

> French marshal Franchet d’Espèrey wrote in a report on the breakthrough of the Front to his government: “Operations need to be slowed down as there is no communication to deliver food to advancing French troops; only Serbian troops need no communication, they move like a storm – forward.” Robert Lansing, US Secretary of State, said on the same topic: “When the history of this war is written down, its most glorious chapter will bear the title SERBIA.”

Virgin globo homo empire that wants to annex the rest of Serbia because they didn’t take enough Serb territory

Austria buying into “diversity is our strength”?

> German Emperor Wilhelm, imperialism and Serbia’s opponents personified in his time, said of the Serbian people: “It is a shame that this small nation is not my ally”.

ww1 could have been entirely avoided had the nations leaders heeded baha u llahs letters. They didn't and they lost their kingdoms as he told them they would.

> Austrian general Alfred Krauss also held a high opinion of Serbs, which is why he didn’t hesitate to say: “I’d like to use this opportunity to note that we have come to know Serbs as worthy enemies. I considered them, and I consider them still, the strongest of our enemies in the military sense. Undemanding, clever, cunning, particularly mobile, well armed, abundantly supplied with ammunition, skilled at using the land, very well managed, stirred to battle by hate and enthusiasm, they inflicted much more difficulty to our troops than the Russians, Romanians and Italians did.”

> A Japanese professor at the school of medicine in Tokyo, chief of the Japanese Red Cross mission in Paris during the First World War, said in his speech: “Until this war, we, the Japanese, enjoyed the reputation of being the soldiers with the strongest spirit of warriorship. This time, we have to admit that the Serbian soldier has taken this primacy from us. Don’t mind, dear Serbs, that we are also slightly jealous of that.”

When Abdu’l-Baha wrote to Beatrice Irwin in 1914, he asked her to spread his warnings about a universal war as far as she possibly could.

World War I began in June of that year, when an assassin killed Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo in the Balkans, now better known as South East Europe. But that horrible war, which took 16 million lives, actually started many years before, when a whole host of European nations and kingdoms began accumulating large storehouses of weapons and ammunition in an unprecedented “defense” build-up. Frightened that their absolute rule might come to an end, many of Europe’s monarchs, oligarchs and tyrants spent their countries into near-bankruptcy to increase their armaments during that period.

But long before the unprecedented arms race of the late 19th Century began, Baha’u’llah warned the world’s political and religious leaders about their excessive spending, their elaborate preparations for war and the great injustice they perpetrated upon their peoples: