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>>3154730
Maybe the Roman Briton and Norman Priests are feasible, the latter could pass for an swarthy Arab with the quality of animation, but the rest are complete bullshit.

>>3154730
this is at least the third thread on this topic in the past three days.

>>3154730
those videos got BTFO

>>3154728
It's the way the pendulum swings in politics

>>3154756
But how the fuck did he win all but one state?
Mondale won a good chunk of the popular vote.

>>3154728
Mondale was as boring as John Kerry, but unlike George W., Reagan was actually popular.

>>3154710
He's a decent youtuber in my opinion. His voice is fine and I especially like the little animations he does with the squares.

He is one of the very few decent youtubers that make serious history videos

he's alright

>>3154666
None
Islam is an objectively good religion

>>3154666
Please include the protetestant pendant from the wars of religion saying "Liever Sultan als Papst"/"Better the Sultan than the Pope"

And the Wilhelm II quote about how Germany might lose the World War, but at least they'll incite Muslims all around the world to ruin the British colonial empire.

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>>3154666
Luther was inverting the perception of his time about Turks and Christians, saying neither means a thing if there's no real thinking behind it

Hitler and his pals admired Mohammed war mongering, knowing they could use some asserts for themselves, just like they did with the Nordic tradition.

Nietzsche despised christianism, so he found sympathy with Islam in that regard, observing that at least Islam goes on war campaigns in human aspects

Also
>pic related

depends on what you are talking about

large-scale, closer than ever
small-scale, maybe they do not to many "small quaint villages" nowadays (at least not in America)

>>3154642
think about it this way in the past it was not only common but also a social necessity to know your neighbors but nowadays neither of those are true anymore

>>3154674
I'm not sure what you mean.

>>3154626
Name one single person that actually thinks this.

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We should gas the weeaboos tbph

>>3154634
Weeabos

>>3154609
Well of course, the Holy Roman empire was around until the 19th century

>>3154609
>Byzantium
>Roma
Nothing but a bunch of Greek LARPers

>>3154609
yeah the HRE lasted pretty long...

>>3154570
>if your house is unguarded, I'm at liberty to burglarize it
Communist logic. No, seriously, this is how they actually think.

>>3154591
I don't see anything wrong with that

>>3154648
Do you happen to be black?

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>>3154535
Charles Martel, the eternal basque and king Pelagius of Asturias

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Everything.

>>3154535
>Battle of Toulouse
>Frankish Victory
Fucking subhuman franks got nothing to do with that battle, in fact the only reason durkas got as north as Tours was because of these dirty Frankish backstabbing cunts fucking with the Aquitanians

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>>3154499
He's just a legendary personification of the archetypal Celtic cuck.

>>3154499
Depends, there may possibly have been a "King Arthur" although there really isn't that much evidence either way and theories on the subject are largely speculative.

The character King Arthur who appears in stories with witches and a wizard and a magical sword never existed.

>>3154499

He probably existed, there is a gap in the English expansion of roughly 50 years that is generally attributed to Arthur's campaign. His name certainly wasn't "Arthur", tho, which is a title or nickname meaning "the Bearlike one", it's possible that he is an echo of Ambrosius Aurelius, a Roman gent who raised a private army to fight the English who is known to have existed and who lived at about the right time, if not him then his immediate successor inspired the Arthur stories.

Great times and culture. Now women have "rights" and the Japanese race is dying, huge percentage of adult males reaching 30+ years of age without having sex.

>>3154487
Did you even read my post or the source, you fag? I was asking a question.
I'm not sure if this was really "rape" as an expectation or just men having to basically convince the girl to fuck them and a girl having to "play hard to get" at first as usual. Then of course, finally give in as a social norm. That's what I'm trying to figure out. The less rapey view seems supported by the fact that there was supposedly a certain amount of time the girl had to "resist" or she would appear too "easy of a conquest" or too snooty.

The literally rape view seems supported by the fact that the men according to the writers, would feel slight "guilt" and some women would feel pretty distressed after a while. But the problem is, no one seems sure if this guilt was really there or just a formality and what it was really over? Guilt of kind of taking advantage of manipulating a innocent girl to get what he wants OR guilt of literally raping a a girl.

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Bump for interest.

>>3154453
The humans fear the Monkey warrior

also

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobster_War

Sabaton made an song called "Smoking Snakes", about 3 Brazilian Expeditionary Force soldiers who became separated from their unit and fought a large contingent of Germans in Italy on 14 April 1944. Refusing surrender, they fought to their deaths and were buried by the Germans, who placed a cross over their graves with the inscription 'Drei brasilianische Helden' (Three Brazilian Heroes). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M7sUCElJK0

>>3154488
Cool

>>3154411
>No Fernan Gonzalez
>No Sancho the strong
>No Santiago
>No San Millán
>No Alfonso the fighter
>No Fernando de Antequera
>No Peter the fair
>No Ovando
>No Fernando de Avalos
>No Empecinado
>No Juan Jose de Austria

>>3154683
^^^^^^^^^^^^

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No Capitán Alatriste?

>>3154304
they all want to die honorably

>>3154304
It wasn't a fair fight considering Israel was funded by almost the entire west.

>>3154322
and Egypt was armed and trained by the soviet union

The fundamental concept behind all of them is true. Most religious people will going to hell and back proving their own religion without understanding any deeper concepts regarding the religion they submit to. The superficial information from each religion is irrelevant, look at the underlying concepts, its all the same. Why do you seek truth though

>>3154298
Ill restate and say most common religions are true to some extent

>>3154280
When it comes to religion what you believe is the truth, not the other way round.