This is quite correct.
Considering that her initial tone was hostile, and her argument very poorly structured, I still attempted to respond to her questions. I provided her with explanations of those parts she misunderstood and even though empirical evidence is not a necessary component of a theoretical essay, I provided her with a relatively long list of examples. She completely missed the point.
I even went further and elaborated for her benefit in explaining in very simple terms the concept as it was initially expressed with the NPO removal of certain elements of The Pacific in antiquity.
At this point, it became apparent that she (is it she? there are lots of 'anumia' nations floating around - seems like one of those fake multi accounts where players claim siblings are controlling WA nations - oh well, not my concern) would not accept any answer because she could not understand the concepts involved. The devolved to her making baseless generalizations and insults towards myself. So I decided to disengage.
To the point however, if one wishes to see a contemporary example of the concepts spoken of in the 'Myth' at work, one only needs to review the past few days of TSP's regional message board. Many of their inhabiting nations are becoming disillusioned with the government there (right or wrong) and the theory is playing out publicly.