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>japanese pirates
>samurai

>naval battles
>martial abilities

I'm not going to sit around and defend samurai but your argument is baby-tier.

>>2499317
Not to mention the Spanish sources are weird when it comes to how many they were fighting and the causalities.

Mein Kampf

>>2499282
1. he wasn't a monarch
2. mein kampf is not worth checking out unless you study marketing

James I did a treatise on witchcraft

Edgy tryhard angst

Being an edgy faggot

it can be fun and interesting

>>2499088
>What then?
Offer a white peace to the British Empire where Germany pulls out of all occupied territory and reinstates the governments there all while taking a bunch of French colonies.

There wasn't any. Basically everyone had some defense pact with everybody else and kept shit secret. Ferdinand died and it was enough to be seen as an act of war. Because of all these backdoor deals and alliances, everyone gets dragged in to fight because everyone is allied with a million other people and have to honor it.

It was such a pointless clusterfuck.

>>2499088
Prestige and hegemony over Europe.
France would be subdued and degraded to second-rate power.
Russia would be forced out war, weakened or balkanized (this sort of happened.
Britsh sea power would be weakened and some colonies possibly stripped from them.

STOP MAKING HITLER THREADS THERE ARE ALEADY 2 ON THE 1ST PAGE

>>2499059
So?

>>2499042
Most people I've talked to don't care about him, and a large number don't like him, due to the usual reasons.

However there is a subsection if the Hindutva community to frickin love the guy. They may think he's an avatar of Vishnu, but it's more about worshipping anti-communist authoritarians. Added with his obsession with "aryans" and the swastika, eh, it sorta works out.

>>2498984

NO, BUT THAT DOES NOT MAKE HIM A TRAITOR, AS MANY CLAIM.

>>2499012
Why was it preferable to act on the Nero Decree?

>>2499012
Yes it does. My opinion > yours

Commodus

>>2498868
>the first
Lucius Tarquinius Superbus
>the last
yes

>>2498868
Don't you dare talk like that about neckbeards
Come say it to my face not online fucker

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>>2498829

Yeah. A Jewish guy born thousands of years before Rome is Romulus.

Do these retarded fucktards like OP not realize that the comparison is metaphorical and not literal? Jesus tapdancing Christ, how are you people this fucking retarded?

>>2498866
I don't believe this I am just asking a question. I should have done the research of when Zepho lived and when Romulus reigned. The dates don't line up as far as I can tell. Do you know why people believe this theory if the dates don't line up?

>>2498731
You realize that modern liberal democracies are only limited democracies right?

>>2498731
Sounds pretty retarded to me, like you haven't given the idea a lot of thought.

>>2498731
>socialism
>money
Lmao, no child left behind

bumpideedoo

A Wilderness So Immense - John Kukla

>>2498564
>case of viewing classical history through modern revisionist lens or is there some truth to it

These two tend to be inclusive of each other

It's interesting history, but seeing it as a third gender is certainly stretching it.
>men or women in liaisons with the adolescent wakashu; female geisha dressing like wakashu and engaging in rough sex; male prostitutes cross-dressing as women; men impersonating women on the Kabuki stage, a tradition that lasts to this day; and even a male Kabuki actor impersonating a woman who pretends at one point to be a man.
Sound's like Roman society to be quite honest.

>>2498580
I once wrote a paper comparing classical Japanese society to Ancient Greco-Roman society. There's quite a lot of similarities there. I was more familiar with Greece at the time, so that's what most of my essay was on.

Teacher-Wakashu is pretty much how Teacher:Student relationships worked in Greece. Though Japan had a more definite cutoff date, while in Greece it was "first sign of facial hair" that was generally the end of boyhood. Typically in Greece, it was seen as weird to fuck a boy with facial hair still.

Greek men impersonated women in Greek theater, there was even a whole play of many men impersonating women who were impersonating men (Assemblywomen).

Not too familiar with prostitution in Greece or Rome to comment on that though. Only know about hetaroi, which isn't really related to your post.

The first world war was the 7 years war

>>2498341

The first world war was the war of Spanish Succession.

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>>2498341
WRONG

>>2498113

yes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKFZOIv5sS0

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yes

>>2498127

More Disgust than horror

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>>2497963

there is only one god for you honkey ass crackaz and his name is Yakub you Neandertom albino mutant

From the Christian perspective, pagan 'gods' and 'deities' are the legends of ancient Nephilim giants and fallen angels. Pagans essentially worship demons and false gods. The Greek titans for example is just the mythologization of the pre-Flood men of renown.

You should check out Bill Cooper's "Mystery Babylon" podcast, see how it all ties together.

Bible knows them as fallen angels (Genesis 6 or Book of Enoch).

Babylonians called them the Annunaki.
Nu-Atheists call them Ancient Aliens.
Pagans knew them as 'gods'.