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Let me start off by saying I have never been to Mongolia. I have never even been to Asia. I once swam in the Pacific ocean for a bit, but I still didn't leave North America.

But this proposal isn't coming from some kind of ancestral patriotism. This is coming from a rational observation of Geopolitics.

Take a look at a map of the East, and what do you see? I see the Communist dictatorships of China, Laos, Vietnam, and North Korea. I see the Russian Empire, which has bullied the European Union and meddled with American Politics for too long. I see Afghanistan, the graveyard of Empires, crawling with Islamic terrorists and trapping American soldiers in an unwinnable quagmire. And Pakistan and Iraq are not too different. The once prosperous nation of Iran has spiraled into an Islamic totalitarian dictatorship. Don't even get me started on the garbage-tier excuse for a country that is Japan!

Asia is a land of chaos and horror. But among the psychotic empires, there is one that stands out as a possibility of salvation for the region. The great and powerful land of Mongolia!

Let me explain. At the height of the Mongolian Empire, they covered (or almost covered) all of the lands I just mentioned. That's pretty impressive! So, if they wanted to, I'd bet they could do that all over again!

Think about it. Four or five of those countries I mentioned are nuclear powers. Six if you count India. And there is no shortage of historical hatred between Muslims and Asians, so it's really only a matter of time until some of those nukes start flying. So simply from a perspective of preserving the human race, we need stability in the region!

And even if there were no nukes, these nations are causing only hardship and instability for the regions they are part of. Take a look at this map of China, and see how much land they're trying to grab from their neighbors, which is already after their wrongful rule over Inner Mongolia, East Turkistan, and Tibet. How is it okay for a country to do something like this?! It shouldn't be!

The only way to stabilize the region is if one great empire controlled all of it. And the best candidate for that would be Mongolia, not only because they've done it once already, but because they are like a model country for what the rest of Asia should look like.

What we need to do is find some group of radicals within Mongolia who would be willing to overthrow the current government and declare an Empire. When we find them, we send them weapons. Lots and lots of weapons. Maybe even some nukes if we have to.

Then, when they're ready, it's just a matter of time until they retake what is rightfully theirs, and bring balance to the mess that is Asia!

I'm pretty sure it's a good plan and will work.

Let me start off by saying I have never been to Mongolia. I have never even been to Asia. I once swam in the Pacific ocean for a bit, but I still didn't leave North America. But this proposal isn't coming from some kind of ancestral patriotism. This is coming from a rational observation of Geopolitics. Take a look at a [map of the East](https://res.cloudinary.com/fen-learning/image/upload/c_limit/infopls_images/images/mapasia.gif), and what do you see? I see the Communist dictatorships of China, Laos, Vietnam, and North Korea. I see the Russian Empire, which has bullied the European Union and meddled with American Politics for too long. I see Afghanistan, the graveyard of Empires, crawling with Islamic terrorists and trapping American soldiers in an unwinnable quagmire. And Pakistan and Iraq are not too different. The once prosperous nation of Iran has spiraled into an Islamic totalitarian dictatorship. Don't even get me started on the garbage-tier excuse for a country that is Japan! Asia is a land of chaos and horror. But among the psychotic empires, there is one that stands out as a possibility of salvation for the region. The great and powerful land of Mongolia! Let me explain. At the [height of the Mongolian Empire](https://cdn.britannica.com/78/89978-004-A4AECA92.gif), they covered (or almost covered) all of the lands I just mentioned. That's pretty impressive! So, if they wanted to, I'd bet they could do that all over again! Think about it. Four or five of those countries I mentioned are nuclear powers. Six if you count India. And there is no shortage of historical hatred between Muslims and Asians, so it's really only a matter of time until some of those nukes start flying. So simply from a perspective of preserving the human race, we need stability in the region! And even if there were no nukes, these nations are causing only hardship and instability for the regions they are part of. Take a look at [this map of China](https://foreignpolicyblogs.com/wp-content/uploads/Chinas-Lost-Territory.jpg), and see how much land they're trying to grab from their neighbors, which is already after their wrongful rule over Inner Mongolia, East Turkistan, and Tibet. How is it okay for a country to do something like this?! It shouldn't be! The only way to stabilize the region is if one great empire controlled all of it. And the best candidate for that would be Mongolia, not only because they've done it once already, but because they are like a model country for what the rest of Asia should look like. What we need to do is find some group of radicals within Mongolia who would be willing to overthrow the current government and declare an Empire. When we find them, we send them weapons. Lots and lots of weapons. Maybe even some nukes if we have to. Then, when they're ready, it's just a matter of time until they retake what is rightfully theirs, and bring balance to the mess that is Asia! I'm pretty sure it's a good plan and will work.

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[–] Skyrock 1 points (+1|-0)

Mongolia has managed building its empire through a.) being a horse nomad culture where professional riding on a knight’s level was a skill as common and necessary for survival as in medieval Europe, say, raising crops, and b.) through the military doctrine of highly mobile, skirmishing horse archers, which was superior to its contemporary other Asian doctrines. Neither of that is true today.