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>>3242435

Its photoshopped

bump for interest

>>3244178
>>3241849
Theres already a thread on him

>>3241744
and lets not forget that ((((they)))) are the cause of Ireland's problem; one of the most intractable conflicts in Western Europe

>>3241744
Adam Smitić was a Croat

>>3241597
some Kikuyus got pissed at the Brits for destroying their culture and making the local peoples their bitches, and decided to Kill Wh*tey
They were actually doing well for a while, but they didn't have a chance in the first place and the Brits' tech + numbers + resource advantage caught up with them

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>>3240685
Hot

>>3240685
This reminds me of the pic juxtaposing a photo of an object with a photo of the same object with the woman inside.

>>3240305
Albania is one of the most bullied nations of all time, right up there with histonia and solo poland

>>3240035

NO, IT IS A SYMBOL OF HYBRIDIZATION.

SATANISM, AND HERMETICISM, ARE UNRELATED TO SCIENCE.

>>3240035

That image of Baphomet dates back to the 1800s, so no, not really. You mght be thinking of the rebis, the sexual hermaphrodite used as a symbol of perfection in alchemy.

>>3239133
Why does that preclude metacognition?

>>3239133
>>3239133
Self is an abstract concept that isn't reflective of actuality. The concept of self is synthesized from the experience of identity. It's possible to have multiple selfs if you suffer from detachment, say you go into schizoid withdraw and your self becomes lost in fantasy and develops into a schizm(this has happened to me) or if you go into psychosis because you are full on schizo, have DID or drug induced and you become delusional between your actual identity and the self(s) you experience while psychotic. I've met people like that.
Metacognition is just higher order thought processes(thoughts about thoughts) this has nothing to do with the sense of self. I've had no sense of self before(magic mushrooms,LSD, muh self-disorder), and had no problem thinking about thoughts. That also holds true when you can only recognize your higher self(deep ecology) and your conception of your personal identity completely disintegrates. ("Mystical" experience)

White people also wanted other white people's hair. The romans had a thriving hair trade industry for wigs that were made from the blond hair of Germanic slaves.

>>3238486
Prior to cotton the cash crop was tobacco, which most likely would have continued to maintain a slave/plantation economy, so the war still would have happened

>>3238436
Generally, they didn't set up new law. They installed puppet local leaders and demanded taxes and occasional manpower tithes. If the cash and other resources were provided, they were generally more or less allowed to run their own domestic affairs.

>>3238450
This. The romans tended to not outright conquer a region but rather establish client states which they would then annex when the population had been sufficiently romanized. Ofc, this wasn't the case all the time and they did also conquer territories. They often, if I'm not mistaken, set up colonies in these newly aquired territories which were comprised of, amongst other people, retired legionaries.

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>>3238333
Grumio est coquus.

>>3238278
Almost at the same time.

Colonial Troops were pretty segregated. Considering they weren't citizen.

>>3238260
he's right you know

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>>3238219
A true Roman, opposed to greekshits, wrote history in Latin instead of Greek.

What were his opinions on the immediate course of action regarding the state and nation of Carthage?