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Professor John Mearsheimer:
Western elites have confused moral condemnation with strategic influence.
They believe that to denounce aggression is to deter it. That virtue itself carries weight in an anarchctic system. It does not.
The system responds to power not principles. When words outrun capability, deterrence becomes theater and adversaries.
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The Cold War balance of terror, once managed by stable deterrence and dialogue, has reemerged in a far less predictable form, one driven by mistrust, wounded pride, and asymmetric ambition.
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when rhetoric outruns resources, credibility collapses.
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NATO's unity was never designed for protracted highintensity conflict against a nuclear armed adversary. It was built for peacekeeping, enlargement, and ceremony. Now confronted with a war that demands endurance, the facade of cohesion is cracking. And when unity becomes performance, strategy becomes illusion. Every great power system falls not from defeat alone, but from the arrogance of believing itself exempt from the laws of history.
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