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Image 1 — I would still consider myself a centre-left, but I have to admit that I am absolutely sure with Eisenhower's view on foreign policy: not being overtly aggressive in terms of open foreign military interventions, but instead utilizing the US intelligence service and foreign allies.
Image 2 — I would still consider myself a centre-left, but I have to admit that I am absolutely sure with Eisenhower's view on foreign policy: not being overtly aggressive in terms of open foreign military interventions, but instead utilizing the US intelligence service and foreign allies.
▲ 3 r/PoliticalCompass

I would still consider myself a centre-left, but I have to admit that I am absolutely sure with Eisenhower's view on foreign policy: not being overtly aggressive in terms of open foreign military interventions, but instead utilizing the US intelligence service and foreign allies.

P.S. In terms of the domestic policies I am strongly in favor of social-democratic state akin to the watered-down Federal Republic of Germany. Although, to be honest, I view very positively the lack of regulations in some aspects of the US, such as culture and consumerism.

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 3 days ago
▲ 941 r/HistoryMemes

Although, by American standards of behavior, he did not show him an obvious disrespect, the newly appointed Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers obviously showed the Japanese Emperor that he doesn't consider him to be neither a "deity", nor a serious obstacle to the US-backed reforms of Japan.

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 11 days ago