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>America was funding Napoleon so impressing our sailors was justified lmao
In reality we were embargoing both the U.K. and France..
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Actually America barrowed money from France to fight the UK, but France actually loaned America money they barrowed from the UK.
America paid France back by backing them in wars fought over Canada.
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who are you talking to...
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And anyway Britain's war of aggression against Napoleon wasn't justified to begin with
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/tdih/ - This Day in History 2017-09-04 04:28:40 Post No.3332444
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1886: Geronimo surrenders
On this day in 1886, Apache chief Geronimo surrenders to U.S. government troops. For 30 years, the mighty Native American warrior had battled to protect his tribe’s homeland; however, by 1886 the Apaches were exhausted and hopelessly outnumbered. General Nelson Miles accepted Geronimo’s surrender, making him the last Indian warrior to formally give in to U.S. forces and signaling the end of the Indian Wars in the Southwest.
1957: Arkansas troops prevent desegregation
476: Western Roman Empire falls
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Cmon OP
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Little Rock boy reporting in
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Was this guy the biggest troll? 2017-09-04 04:16:04 Post No.3332401
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Was this guy the biggest troll?
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>InRewalsar, known as Tso Pema in Tibetan, he secretly taughttantric teachingsto princessMandarava, the local king's daughter. The king found out and tried to burn him
>Padmasambhava left with Mandarava, and took toMaratika Cave[17]in Nepal to practice secret tantric consort rituals.
> Many of those who gathered around Padmasambhava became advanced tantric practitioners as well [...] The most prominent of these include Padmasambhava's five main female consorts, also known asdakinis
Tl;dr
>cuck a king
>escape to Tibet because crime
>"introduce buddhism"
>drown in tibetan pussy
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>(((secret teachings and rituals)))
>aka boning
esoteric religions are a joke
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What's the deal with this guy?
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Alan Watts general?
Let's talk about his ideas and teachings.
https://youtu.be/H1LzVN8nqg0
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Lol. Really dude? You might as well go for mckenna if your going to in this direction. At least his ideas are original and would make for some stellar science fiction. He also has a good talk or two about hermeticism and alchemy if you're into that.
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Nah, I'm not into pissing contests. I'm aware of McKenna and the little shroom elves, but I couldn't give two shits.
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>mfw made an Alan Watts thread a while ago with serious discussion of metaphysics and our perception of god and the self
>not much interest tb.h
a shame, much of his stuff was quite interesting and I find his discussions on a pragmatic atheism particularly interesting.
He spoke a lot about god, the self and their relation, which I find the most interesting. In one of his books, The Tao of Pilosophy, he speaks about faith through Atheism, not for the sake of denying god's existence, but for the sake of 'letting go of god' as a means to prove faith. He also states that images and icons of god like churches and artwork and big gold crosses are things we hang onto due to a lack of faith.
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>DUDE EAT MUSHROOMS AND GET ENLIGHTENED LMAO
No thanks
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what was her problem?
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I hereby propose a moratorium on the use of the word cuck except in its strict sexual and romantic meaning
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Cant imagine anybody using this. Especially in offensive millitary settings. Must be claustophobic as well as being dependant on somebody else pumping in fresh air to you. The amount of dangers are unreal, yet people dared to use these. In the air you could eject and use a parachute on the way down, but here ther is no escape. How did people dare to use these?? Any recorded accidents with these things?? (Other than pressure sickness-related things)
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You should read 'Descent Into Darkness,' it's about the Pearl Harbor salvage divers. Quite a few died, oddly more civilian divers than navy ones, but its amazing how they were able to work at all down there.
The air line isn't just for breathing but provides buoyancy to the suit itself, so losing air for whatever reason also results in the full weight of the suit and helmet transferring to the dude already scrambling to surface or unkink his lines.
Also a comical instance of a diver finally reaching the bottom only to discover a spider in his helmet.
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Do you think if Marx's father didn't convert and kept Marx's birthname as Carl Mordecai Levy
people would be more aware of the communist scam?
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I don't understand how /pol/tards pretend to be redpilled and woke but know less about Jews than anyone else on the planet.
>Hey guys, Karl Marx was JEWISH! I bet he changed his name to MARX because no one ever fucking expects the name MARX to be associated with Jews!
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Were the Ummayad and Abbasid Empires the rebirth of the Neo-Assyrian and Chaldean Empires?
>semitic people, spoke semitic language
>Arab language script is offshoot of nabatean western aramaic
>capital in mesopotamia
>city of Baghdad designed to be round like the ancient assyrian fortresses.
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>semitic people, spoke semitic language
>J1 haplogroup carriers
Pick one
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>muh haplogroup xDDD
mods ban that underage retard
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>reality hurts of my fee-fees
Who is acting like an underage here ?
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Historical Pirates Thread 2017-09-04 08:51:00 Post No.3331268
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Can we have a thread about pirates /his/?
PS: I know this is from a TV Show, it's the only related pic I had.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stede_Bonnet
>richfag LARPing as pirate
>ends up being Blackbeard's bitch
>cries and begs for mercy on his way to the gallows
Reading about Bonnet makes me both sad and amused.
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ITT: the most interesting decade in history 2017-09-04 08:09:44 Post No.3331204
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ITT: the most interesting decade in history
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1930s AD
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1910's had way more shit happening not only politically but also technologically. And I say that as a WW2aboo
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1790's
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2020's
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Daily reminder that Alexander was defeated by the Indian military genius PORUS THE GREAT
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Porus lived in present day Pakistan and was defeated soundly.
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Harding was a good President 2017-09-04 06:32:41 Post No.3331083
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Harding was a good President
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>formally ended World War I
>creates the Bureau of the Budget setting up the modern federal budget
>supported desegregation of the government and anti-lynching laws
>appointed Taft as Chief Justice
>freed Eugene V. Debs and other anti-war political prisoners and victims of the tyrannical Woodrow Wilson
>economic policies of his administration balanced the budget, cut taxes and helped bring about the Roaring 20s
>helped pressure the steel mills to institute an 8-hour work day
>tariffs and immigration restrictions helped cut unemployment
>Washington Naval Conference, the first successful disarmament conference
Yes some of his buddies were corrupt but he had little to no knowledge of any of it and the only other knock against him is extramarital affairs, which, who cares? His Presidency was highly successful by any objective measure, more successful than a lot of other Presidents' even, and he's completely deserving of a reputation that ranks him below shitty ones like Johnson, Fillmore and fucking Franklin Pierce.
To call Harding a worse President than Franklin Pierce is completely absurd.
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He's dreamy.
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He was also a better president than Wilson.
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Jerry was the real President.
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Is there any phylosophical approach to the relevance of having a fitness body (not a merely healthy one) and its real importance to a modern first world human? Are we morally bound to enhance our body up to peak performance?
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I think there are philosophical reasons to become the best person that you can be, which would include physical fitness along with intellectual and moral "fitness" and growth. You don't have to get fit, the same way you don't have to learn, but in both of these cases you are neglecting the true potential of your body and your mind.
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No, he was just a boy-fucking pervert that wanted to get stronk to exercise his power over the slave class