The EU brought to its knees by the Straussians
The EU brought to its knees by the Straussians by Thierry Meyssan For Professor Leo Strauss, it was better to be Hitler than to fall into his hands. Beginning in 1949, the German Jewish philosopher Leo Strauss taught at the University of Chicago. He soon formed a small group of Jewish disciples from among his students. He taught them orally, which was quite different from his writings. According to him, the democracies had shown their inability to protect the Jews from the Nazi final solution. To prevent this tragedy from happening again and the hammer from falling on them, his disciples had to be on the other side of the handle. He advised them to build their own dictatorship. Organizing his followers, Leo Strauss called them his "hoplites" (soldiers of Sparta). He trained them to disrupt the classes of some of his fellow teachers. Several of the members of this sect have held very high positions in the United States and Israel. The operation and ideology of this grouping w