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I don't think a nice hat would change history.

Isn't Fuhrer higher tier than Kaiser anyway?

>>3385714
Nazism would make no sense as it pandered to plebs.

>>3385647
Tsargrad.. It would've been beautiful.

>>3385647
The Third Rome.
It could have been glorious.

>>3385647
If their rule lasted long enough: definitely yes. There were already large communities of Greeks and other Orthodox Christians in Constantinople

>>3385632
>islamic morals/values
>islamic
>morals
>values

Gamea Taharrush:
>Islamic rape game. One of the fine cultural customs the mustards enriched the west with.

>Many German white whores had the pleasure to experience it during Cologne NYE.
Basically a group of dozens mustards surrounds a single women, the ones on the outer side prevents any help coming from outside, while the ones in the inner part repeatedly rape the woman.

>The chick in the video got raped fifty times, and to this day she suffers through severe internal bleeding.

>>3385636
Taharrush isnt muslim my friend. And you must be pretty autidtic if you think all muslims support taharrush kek

>>3385640
kek im to autistic to spell autistic

>>3385631
A significant amount but he's power dwindled throughout his rule, partly because of he was basically a pr disaster for Germany, especially for its relations with places like Britain and Japan. Around the time of ww1 he did wield a decent hand in governance but towards the end of the war he was largely powerless.

>>3385631
He was called the Shadow Kaiser for a reason. Ludendorff and Hindenburg were the ones who started WW1.

unlimited power

>>3385627
Yamato people is a Nip meme to hide the fact that they're mongrels, just like everyone else.

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Xu Fu

>Those who support the theory that Xu Fu landed in Japan credit him with being the catalyst for the development of ancient Japanese society. The Jōmon culture which had existed in ancient Japan for over 6,000 years suddenly disappeared around 300 BC. The farming techniques and knowledge that Xu brought along are said to have improved the quality of life of the ancient Japanese people and he is said to have introduced many new plants and techniques to ancient Japan.
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>>3385627
Who gives a fuck about Yamato?
where the fuck is Yamatai?

Pre gunpowder Japan: Rome wins
Post gunpowder Japan: Rome

>>3385601
Japs post or pre-gunpowder?

>pre-gunpowder
Yamato wins unless they are outnumbered 10:1

>post-gunpowder
Yamato wins

>>3385598
>Why is France the eternal #2?
The French

>>3385613

england is french colony

>>3385664
Is that why Britain saved France is WW1?

>>3385586
inbreeding. that thing shouldn't even fucking exist, it's a hell spawn.

Vodoo arts

Canids were already smaller when they got to the Americas...

See:
Coyotes vs Hyenas
Warrahs vs Wolves
American foxes vs European foxes

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Elizabeth Taylor on set of Cleopatra 1963

>>3385552
>egyptians
>not black
What the fuck white people

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Jacqueline Kennedy during Assassination of John F. Kennedy

>>3385537
because all French are bunch of insufferable buffons.
if you want a "fake tough guy" just get yourself French guy.

>>3385548
Neck yourself Nigel.

>>3385532
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiping_Rebellion

>>3385522
>great schism

Latin church is growing in strength while the east is exhausted and no longer has the prestige to keep them in the fold

>papal schism

The French cardinals elect an Italian as pope as the mob of murderous Romans gather outside the Vatican, and then flee to Avignon and elect another pope who had just spent the last few years pillaging and slaughtering his way through northern Italy at the head of a mercenary army. National feeling is growing in Europe with the backdrop of the 100 years war, and the Italians who before violently resented sending tithes to Avignon are now in open war with the French for control of the papacy.

>>3385561
>southeners
not even once

we need to kill the Jesuit cancer before they destroy the Church

>>3385502

Papal infallibility only applies when the Pope speaks ex cathedra, inspired and aided by the Holy Spirit on matters of doctrine.

The Pope's personal musings and opinions are not infallible.

>>3386448
Papal infallability should necessitate that the current Pope cannot countermand a previous Pope

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Don't know about USA, but I do know USSR was doing something like that. Even Russia to this day does it

>>3385466
>>3385477
They fly over international waters actually. They head straight for the enemy territory and turn around just as the border appears, forcing an enemy intercept/escort just in case it's a bombing for real. (On which case the border would be crossed, but the enemy cannot know whether this is the real thing or not until the last second)

The purpose was (is, in the case of Russia that still does it) to test the enemy's reaction times, the time it takes for their fighters to scramble, and also just to fuck around and keep them on their toes.

>>3385466
They didn't fly bomber over the USSR itself, that would be a violation of USSR airspace and the USSR would have a legal justification to shoot them down. The bombers were just on the edge of USSR airspace, always within several hours of their targets (major cities, nuclear launch instalations etc). I don't know or think this was during the entire cold war, probably only during the hottest periods like the 60's.

>>3385463

They got what they deserved as Frenchmen, that is, total defeat.

>>3385463
What did you expect from anglos?
They are historically known to be backstabbers.

>goes bankrupt due to weakening the Anglo
>it's will have been worth it, François, once we have won nexr war as the Anglo os now weak hohoho
>gets rekt by the Anglo in wars for the next 25 years
Ah yes, Farseeing Frenchman strikes again.