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https://airandspace.si.edu/stories/editorial/death-king-end-war-and-solar-eclipse

Source forgot to add :))))

>>3274162
Chilean conservatives wore them until like the mid 1800s

britbong judges still wear them

>>3274277
Interesting. Who were these Chileans conservatives, exactly? Is one of them known, and to even have had a portrait of himself done while wearing the style? Are you talking circa 1850? That's very far into the 19th century for the style to have persisted; the aged wearers would probably have been into their 80s and 90s. I could imagine a few stubborn fellows sticking with the ways which they were accustomed to for so long, though.

>>3274137
It's not communism or capitalism

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>>3274137
Neoliberal radical centrism is the best.

>>3274137
It's nice if you're at the top or think you will eventually be at the top.

It was doing "ok" while the soviet union was still around. Also no one would ever have an image of him facing that direction because of the massive calcinosis on the

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>>3274124
Compared with the current North korean situation I think was fine for soviet standards.

>>3274124
When the propaganda wasn't a meme

Apparently they lived in the gorges of the mountain

Why have I never thought about this?

>>3274052
They did climb it, that's how we know the Gods actually existed.

>>3274008
no.

>>3274008
It does, but so does socialism/communism. Any ideology created after the French Revolution is guaranteed to be total cancer.

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>Capitalism takes your culture and religion
>Here, be a communist, and renounce your culture and religion

>>3274003
the universe is pretty big dude, we'll probably never get out of our solar system, much less our galaxy

>>3274003
No, humans will be replaced by superior machines and AI before then.

Perhaps, maybe not. Science has done things which was once thought to be impossible.

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I could make this in an afternoon.

>>3274004
no you couldn't
I do admire the art of the past much more though... I wish I had been born wealthy, so I could have become a painter.

>>3274021
>no you couldn't
everyone did with crayons when they were like 3
>I wish I had been born wealthy, so I could have become a painter
how poor are you

No, and even in-universe it's literally just a way to get rid of the poor and minorities because they know those will be the most targetted.

I'm confused about the climate of Ancient Egypt.
It wasn't a desert then but didn't have alot of trees so was it just grassland?

>>3273932
swamp maybe

>>3273957
But you can't grow crops in swamplands. Some parts probably were (the Nile Delta) but for the most part is can't be.

>>3273890
>Araba
HOL' UP

>>3273890
They are R1b Celts in denial.

>>3273890
Antarctica

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>>3273859
>southern strategy idiot like Trump
>implying Hitler liked America or thought it was salvageable

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>>3273859
>What did he mean by this?

TRUTH ULTIMATELY SUCCEEDS OVER FALSITY; HE MEANT THAT IN THE ZIONIST WORLD ORDER, EVENTUALLY, THE NOBLE POPULAR SPIRIT THAT HE EMBODIED WOULD MAKE A RESURGENCE, AND THAT THE IGNOBLE ONES WOULD RECOGNIZE, DESPITE, THEIR IGNOBILITY, THAT PEOPLE LIKE THEMSELVES ARE ON THE "WRONG SIDE OF HISTORY", AND THAT THE VALUES THAT THEY SO EXALT ARE "EVIL".

>so that they'll believe that every other southern strategy idiot like Trump was "totally" his reincarnation

?

>To me it feels like he discredited himself by this quote, by looking like a dogmatic spiritual kind of guy.

I DOUBT THAT YOU KNOW WHAT DOGMA, AND SPIRITUALITY, ARE.

>>3273859
It's a fake quote. I couldn't find it anywhere but on the late Stormfront.

>>3273774
I believe that their power began to wane in the reign of Philip IV. He brought the papacy to Avignon and the kings of France basically picked and controlled their own ope for over a hundred years.

If I remember correctly it was a slow process, starting with the pope being controlled by the king. Then the king eventually gained the right to hear and decide final appeals. By the time the papacy moved back to Rome permanently/the little schism ended, reformation sentiment was rising and in a couple of decades Martin Luther published his theses and shit really hit the fan.

The 16th and 17th centuries were very bad for the church in northern Europe, including France. The French Wars of Religion went on for years, again increasing Catholics' faith but decreasing the Church's power.

By the 18th century, just before the revolution, the Church still had almost complete legal authority over their own serfs. This is no small thing, since the Church owned about a third of all the land in France. But, concerning crimes committed by non-Church serfs, on Church property or not, the judgement wouldn't devolve onto the Church.

The death blow to the Church's power in France, really, was the revolution. It destroyed all governmental and social conventions, and this definitely included the power of the Church.

If I remember rightly.

>>3273774
>Middle Ages
>State
The State as the holder of the monopoly of voilence has not existed until Absolutism.

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another example

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>>3273761
It's Osprey publishing Man-at-Arms series. They're great.

>>3273901
That's it! Thank you!

If Parliament had lost the civil war a century before it's possible that the revolution would've spread to the UK regardless of the 13 colonies. Might have actually stopped the American civil war, but then once you start saying "what would the UK be like if Cromwell lost 100 years later" you're just in fan-fic territory.

So no, England wouldn't've had a revolution with France because it had already decapitated the king and permitted socialist communes in the mid 17th cent. I suppose the better question is why didn't the English revolution spread to France, that is, why did France take so long to kill its catholic monarch?

>>3273781
Can you elaborate on that? I know fuckall about the 17th century.

>>3275366
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Civil_War
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Cromwell