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>>2908163
Bombing Cambodia was his only mistake
Nixon is one of the best presidents we've ever had

>>2908163

Nixon literally did nothing wrong.

>>2908163
"Communist" media

>>2908059
No, the only reason it seems that way to you is that the western world is connected closely and the abrahamic religions expanded trough most of it.

>>2908059
no you faggot

It seems like religions start off as animism, then mature into shamanism. From there the evolution can go in anyway really depending on the people that rise up to influence and the culture of the people practicing it.

>>2907924
It's due to the lack of a monarch.
Groups of people love strongmen, and well established monarchs like Britain's provides that. Without it, they choose their presidents instead.

>>2907950
I suppose that makes sense, but what about longtime republics like France and Germany?

>>2907978
Both of those had their strongmen defeated and villified

1. Belgium
2. 23
3. Yes. I have been staying for almost 5 months now in a psychiatric hospital. Never worked, dropped out of university, debts, and suffering from le mild autism, major depression, general anxiety disorder and probably a couple of personality disorders.

>>2907762
I don't get the third one.

>>2907782
Generalized* anxiety disorder

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Thanks, we were really missing a hitler thread.

>>2907452

He's probably one of the most interesting mans of history so it makes sense.

Greatest fucking hero ever born!
Napolean crossed with Nietzsche

/your guy/ maybe, the vast majority here are homosexual so they are certainly discounted

>>2907314
He still would have been a better leader than Kruschev. He actually wanted to reform the soviet economy (never was a big believer in Marxism, just an opportunist and carreerist) and tone down the terror a bit. He could have been a Soviet Deng Xiaoping if he got hos way

>>2907314
Real nice guys, these Bolsheviks.

>>2907311
>Let's drop troops with no armour or heavy artillery into an area where some of the most experienced and best equipped German units are refitting
It was a pretty shit idea really, but after Sicily they all were convinced Monty shit gold (Monty most of all)

>>2907311
Mass paratroppers is not a good idea. See battle of crete.

>>2907311

>ignored critical intelligence on German combat strength and reserves
>overestimated their ability to supply and coordinate a drop of that scale
>unable to push up through occupied territory to relieve the paratroopers with infantry and armor.
>misc. fuckups, like the faulty radar crystals
>Monty

When in doubt, blame the Polish.

>How long did this baby take to build ?
7 days
>And how did they build at such mathematical precision?
Aliens

People are always suprised by the precision but a lot of these people thought they were building a tomb for god. If shiva came down here and ordered me to make a perfect tomb I'd make it perfect.

>>2907111
>mathematical precision
It's a very, very simple shape desu.

Look on the bright side, at least no one put a thermometer up your arse and saw how long it took for you to die of hypothermia

>>2906952
nigga bitches will try to fuck u all the time in gulag

>>2906952
>all the POWs were sent to Gulag meme
kys

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>>2906505
(((Student))) terrorists deserved it

>>2906505
I stilll be alive it was CIA funded. Guess they found a easier target with Arab spring

>>2906515
Fuck off CCP cocksucker.

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>>2906383
The German line of thinking was that Russia would be able to simply overpower Germany AND Austria together by 1917 thanks to the military modernization put in place after the Russo-Japanese War. They were hoping to stall that, wreck Russian industry, and leave Germany in a position to continue its bid for world dominance.

If that sounds unrealistic and implausible, remember that a lot of German strategy in the First World War was.

>>2906406
How spread out was Russia at this point in time? Was most of it's industry concentrated on the European side?

I guess I can kind of see what the objective was at least, if this was the case, tho to me it sounds like they would at most be a setback for Russia.

>>2906383
>Like, I get it, they were concerned about Russia's growing industry and military power. But what did they tough they would accomplish? By attacking Russia they could, at most, hope to gain a bit of territory on Russia's side, but that doesn't sound to me like it would stop Russia's growing power.

The Treaty of Brest-Livotsk forced the Russians to cede 9/10 of their coal mines, 5/10 of their industrial base, and 4/10 of their population. I guess that was their master plan. Kinda hard to pose a threat after that.

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Proofs?

>>2906233
Greek Philosophical Cosmic Entity versus Iron Age Semitic Ethnocentric Deity

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>>2906216
Yeppers. Who wants to worship this douche anyway. Cowards, that's who.

everything you know is true and anything else are lies.

>>2906142
As i wrote i want to know more concretely not just good things.

he was a man of contradictions. he made the USSR into a superpower but made a ton of needless, stupid, brutal errors along the way (purges, bad agriculture policies, molotov-ribbentrop, etc). he hated the personality cult around him but felt ideas necessary. he promoted a more democratic constitution in 1936 but consolidated total power. he believed in Marxism but was against world revolution because he felt only Socialism in One Country could save the union from the capitalists. he made life better for millions but ended the lives of millions of innocents at the same time. he was well read but not a very interesting theorist.

i dont think anyone really has a total grasp on him truthfully

>>2906093
>millions
the flat earther videos I've seen on youtube get a few hundred to 1000 views max

>>2906154
Its not just on youtube tho.

>>2906154
oh those figures are way off. Welcome to 2017 champ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhRiLP32qfs

>>2905727
Doesn't Judaism have no precedent for the idea of an incarnation and completely deny its possibility.

From a Jewish perspective isn't the entirety of the Christian religion blasphemous?

Gee OP you might be on to something here.

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>Is Islam different than Christianity?