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>>3317012
>i just want to know if there is any historical evidence (besides the Bible) of his existance.
There isn't.

>the bible isn't historical evidence because thats inconvenient ;c
>i need historical evidence because i have stem autism ;c

Tacitus provides a non-Christian confirmation of the crucifixion of Jesus.

>>3317004
>Would you be comfortable with a return to this lifestyle?
No problem. Of course I would regret things like books or far away trips, but I think life would be more tasteful and human relations more interesting.
Ok, I would be bored fast, but's that's only because I'm used to my current lifestyle. I'd like to give a try seriously.

with all of the comforts of today I think nobody (or at a very little amount of people) would really be comfortable with a return to this lifestyle. And to say they worked very little is not an honest image of the society. Sure they didn't sit at desks all day or picked up the trash or whatever. But the survival as a group (the hunting, the gathering, the preperations all year through to get ready for winter, survive it and do it again the year after) is a tremendous example of work (teamwork) co dependence, thinking of your feet, more so than when a client changes there demands last minute or something. They worked just enough to fulfil their needs, but who is to say they didn't have goals. they were already humans so it is likely they were goal orientated in some way. Today we are somewhat blinded of what are real needed is since society is so being and the world is globalised. Need no, is febracted, created in some sense..

the interest you show with this question is nice to see. But when dealing with the past, keep in mind that you should be aware of copy pasting todays society on a society of at least 10.000 years ago that was and remains vastly different.

*thinking on your feet? (quick thinking is what was meant)

Myth built on myth built on myth. Last I heard it was originally a Greek polis at the mouth of the Nile where they are uncovering a sunken city which would exist at the same time as Troy and rival it.

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mix of memories from before the bronze age collapse, mainly the sea peoples and santorini eruption

>>3316947
Birth place of the white race, after its fall they around the world, spreading civlization
>>3316969
>Myth built on myth built on myth
get a hold on this kike

Varg damage control when?

>>3316869
>white

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>>3316869
>only blonde blue-eyed people are white

>>3316772
they spoke some form of lingue de oil which is a dialect close to french as opposed to occitan in southern france.

>>3316772

They refer to themselves as French in the Bayeux Tapestry and London charter.

>>3316772
Why can't they be both?

>>3316765
ON THE EDGE

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>>3316765

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>>3318445

Did he get shot or break both legs at the same time?

>>3316762

They are drenched in sea water which is going to massively increase the weight.

>>3316791
Apparently shot. Besides how could you even get both of your legs broken by fucking running?

>>3316750
Damn man you've really broken the case on Jefferson, no one had any idea of this! This changes everything we know about him!

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>>3316769
So is that 'yes' or 'no'?

I campaign for social justice all the time so I have to know.

>>3316790
Fuck off. I know you have to get as much shitposting in as possible before school starts on Tuesday but please stick to /pol/

>>3316745
Indo-Europeans from a Satem split, associated with R1a.

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>>3316745
it looks fairly generic, i don't see why would they all share some common origin

>>3316745
It's just the fucking sun. Everybody loves the sun.

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>My good friends, for the second time in our history, a British Prime Minister has returned from Germany bringing peace with honour. I believe it is peace for our time. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Go home and get a nice quiet sleep.

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>Great Depression
>Wasn't Great
THE MADMEN

>>3316718
>February revolution
>Wasn't in February
MOM'S GONNA FREAK

>>3316715
Plucky Brits managed to evacuate from Dunkirk while smelly frogs cowered in fear and even those that were evacuated to Britain went back to France so they wouldn't have to keep fighting. It showed the world that Brits are capable of great feats and are willing to keep on the fight no matter what.

>>3316715
>So what happened at Dunkirk? I know this board is brutally honest and really doesn't take any of the false myths so did Hitler let them go for a peace offer or they just couldn't crush that pocket?
It's more that the resources that would have been necessary to crush the pocket quickly were considered to be more valuable pursuing the rest of the French line as it was falling back. After all, traditional German doctrine said that infantry (slower elements) should mop up pockets, and besides, the Luftwaffe destroyed most of the docks early on; they didn't think teh British would be able to evacuate as quickly as they did.

>Also if Hitler managed to capture/kill all of them or atleast like 90% of them would that be the ending of the british army?
No. The BEF was roughly 10 divisions,and the British had a lot more than that. It would have hurt them, especially in training more units, but it wouldn't have put them out of the war.

>.If this happens does even Italy steamroll them in Africa?
No. Most of the "British" British forces in Egypt were there from before the war; and most of the reinforcements that came in come 1941 were either from India or Australia. It would have more of an effect come 1942, but that gets harder to predict.

> Also would the brits even have the will to fight on seeing the germans have now more than 200.000 POW's?
What kind of stupid question is that? Of course they would. What possible basis would you say that the British would throw in the towel for that?

>>3316747
>What kind of stupid question is that? Of course they would. What possible basis would you say that the British would throw in the towel for that?

German Propaganda

>>3316660
Not knowing a whole lot about the subject, I mostly subscribe to the theory that they're a remnant of a pre-PIE peoples who live in such a remote region that the early PIE settlers and celtiberians never really overran them, the Romans never imposed on them, and then the Arabs never conquered them, after which they were a distinct part of Spain like they are today.

>>3316660

Remnant of Neanderthals.

>>3316660
>Which theories about the Basques are there?
Aliens
and which are most probable?
Not aliens

>>3316655

The Bible is A-ok with slavery

>>3316668
>All slavery for the past 6000 years is American whites treating African blacks as chattel.

The ignorance on this board is overwhelming.

>>3316655
The Catholic Church has a very complicated relationship with slavery, for the most part people just saw it as a part of life, but it really depends on what you mean by slavery. Honestly you'd probably be better off finding a good book on the subject.

Generally speaking in the Middle Ages the idea of enslaving a Christian was not okay, but enslaving non-Christians was seen as acceptable, though subject to certain restrictions.

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Any era?

Here a map of Anatolia in 31 BC.

>>3316638
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Mitteleuropa_zur_Zeit_der_Staufer.svg

>>3316618
Indochina

>>3316621
I never realized how derogatory that name sounds.

>>3316618
Geo-politically China of-course, soon to be, if not already the worlds most powerful nation, a position it has occupied historically; of the ten bloodiest wars in human history, five have been Chinese civil wars.
Culturally India, birthplace of all major non-abrahamic religions.
also Aryans.