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migration you tard

>>2672280
They walked, crossed the Marmara Sea, walked a little more, then they stopped.

>>2672280
How the fuck did crimeans end up in Portugal

>>2672273
It was a very one sided short war that the US dominated with superior everything.
Also we don't like to talk about the war crimes. Because they didn't happen.

>>2672296

crimes?

give me a break

>>2672296
wat ar wor crayms?

>>2672261
Started by Washington

>>2672266
or did he?

bump x2

1871
the worst imaginable outcome

>>2672246

I DUNNO

WW1 AND BEING FRIENDS WITH TWO-FACE AND ABDUL.

>>2672246
They drew the ire of the Eternal Anglo.

idk what you're asking, but I have something i've always wanted to ask /his/.

Lets say I take a bunch of followers and start building a town in the middle of nowhere. Like, Canadian north or Australian outback or the Sahara desert or some shit.

So here we are, a small town completely independant from the "state" we happen to geographically reside in.

How long before the outside world finds out about us? Is there enough time for the town to grow before the GOVERNMENT sends its AGENTS to collect taxes/kill the new threat?

If we manage to evade detection, we can begin expanding to increase our territory and absorb nearby towns. Before long we will have a modern slave empire.
ISIS did it, with the world watching.
Can we do it somewhere obscure and get away with it? Lay down the foundations of a new state?

Obviously none of the worlds GOVERNMENTs will recognize our claim to power, they will demand payment for taking up land or send in military to kill us "crazy cultists".
But is there a chance?

>>2674129
1 year. Someone is gonna leak it and then we're gonna have spies to make sure we aren't gonna have a Jonestown. Your best hope is for the end of the world.

>>2674129
>But is there a chance?
lol fuck no. all those places you listed (canadian north/australian outback/sahara desert) are all uninhabited shitholes for a reason: they're shitholes and way too tough to live in, let alone build an empire from. all best places are taken, and most of the second, third, and fourth tier places are too.

the state would discover you and your group either when it is noted you all are dragging a ton of shit into the middle of nowhere, or when it inevitably fails and your sorry asses come crawling back for help.

ISIS didn't start from the sand dunes, they seized towns and eventually cities in the midst of an iraq recovering from foreign invasion/civil war and a syria balls deep in civil war. a far cry from doing so in a stable state, and they absolutely didn't build a town from the ground up.

I think it's a lot of bullshit myself, like 90% of the things that character says

>>2672119
Yes, this is why MGTOW is the future

>Reddit & Morty

Dude nihilism lmao

>>2672087
If you arent a PUSSY
You can
t.. Someone thats been to Ukraine while fire fights were happening on the street

>>2672087
Don't be such a pathetic beta. You can even still visit the historical sites in Syria if you're in government controlled areas.

Dude drop some MOABs lmao

theres no such thing as a "good guy" in war

>are there any indepth documentaries
I think it's better to go to Soviet Memoirs of the war. I think there was one on youtube I found a while back on the war, but I don't remember the title.

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>>2672074
There where no "good guys" But the Axis where alot better than the Soviets, that's for sure.

>>2672001
Really fucking stupid and full of bullshit.

>Romans lost 5 fleets to "storms"

I bet they just didn't want to admit they got BTFO by dirty kiddy killers.

>>2672010
This shit does happen.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typhoon_Cobra#3rd_Fleet_damage

>>2672042
Its the Mediterranean, not the South Pacific

>>2672000
Anarcho-primitivism is the future

at least it got us rid of smallpox and shrunk birth mortality

>>2672000
Industrial revolution gave you your chinese cartoon, weeb. now fuck off

Maybe he had to go into space to access the other dimension, like go into a wormhole or something.

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>>2671985
Is this really the best Christian apologetics can come up with?

>>2671974
God works in mysterious ways

That expansion for Age of Mythology fucking sucked

>>2671944
It was invented by Plato to make a point.

The continent of Atlantis was an island
which lay before the great flood
in the area we now call the Atlantic Ocean.
So great an area of land, that from her western shores
those beautiful sailors journeyed
to the South and the North Americas with ease,
in their ships with painted sails.

To the East Africa was a neighbour, across a short strait of sea miles.
The great Egyptian age is but a remnant of The Atlantian culture.
The antediluvian kings colonised the world
All the Gods who play in the mythological dramas
In all legends from all lands were from fair Atlantis.
Knowing her fate, Atlantis sent out ships to all corners of the Earth.
On board were the Twelve:
The poet, the physician, the farmer, the scientist,
The magician and the other so-called Gods of our legends.
Though Gods they were -
And as the elders of our time choose to remain blind
Let us rejoice and let us sing and dance and ring in the new
Hail Atlantis!

>>2671745
>De Bello Gallico
>mass murder campaigns
Nigga what? You might well count it as population displacement, but it certainly wasn't a mass murder campaign, unless you consider ww2 a mass murder campaign against russians.

>>2671812
>it certainly wasn't a mass murder campaign
He ran amok and called it a great military victory more than a few times anon.

>>2671812
Of course anon, that is debatable and we can discuss about it. The point is that I need some stories about violent campaings focused against one population and their purposes.
That was more to give you a range of acceptability from the extreme line of holocaust to the high-mid tier of De Bello Gallico.
I need population left close to extinction for narrarive purposes and also good hystorical material to read for personal culture :)

>>2671633
"The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History" by Tom Woods, from Regnery Publishing.

That's the first one that comes to mind.

>>2671636
Thanks. I want a good overall understanding beyond the high school history class on the American Revolution but I didn't know what right-wing book would best balance Zinn's.

Any other US history recommendations would be great.

>>2671633
I haven't read it myself, but The Patriot's History of the United States is deliberately designed to be that.

>>2671549
Yes. America had a democratic ethos going back to the Mayflower Compact, Virginia House of Burgesses, etc.

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>>2671549
in some circumstances its the state in which the people revolting are in. The american colonists were some of the best off, they had a growing economy and population with it whereas revolts in france (1783) and the russians (1917) for example had rampart poverty and little food. Another possibility is the people behind the revolts and their efforts, whereas Samuel Adams and other rebels ran along the streets shouting that the regulars are coing or when americans dropped their farming equipment to quickly run to the fight the french beheaded guards and the russian hung a bunch of people. Another fact is that the americans had the possibility to sit Washington on the american throne just as Napoleon later did but they, unlike any other civilization, truly fought for freedom.

A revolution is a process of increasing radicalization, and by the time the government is radical enough to defend itself using violence cucks like op think it's trash. The American war of independence wasn't a revolution, there was no societal change