Victor Davis Hanson: Why Do Great Civilizations Collapse? | New Interview
August 25, 2025
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as posted by the channelVictor Davis Hanson joins to discuss his book “The End of Everything,” the rare cases where entire civilizations were obliterated (Carthage, Constantinople, Tenochtitlan), and the warning signs that history could repeat itself. He argues that modern arrogance blinds us into thinking progress and science make collapse impossible, even though the 20th century was the deadliest in human history. Hanson explains why Trump’s nationalist-populist agenda is a true counter-revolution, targeting the Left’s long march through institutions, and why the cultural and political shift under way may determine America’s survival.
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