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>>2789586

In fact, in general, southern Europeans/mena seem to be more vibrant and more interested in life than northern Europeans

>>2789586
>Jews are compassionate
>not trying to manipulate you for schekels or sell you a subversive radical ideology

>>2789548
no. the tsar was tiring of him and he was on the verge of getting fired.

>>2789623
what was wrong with Nicky?

>>2789648
From reading the Sleepwalkers at least Nicholas didn't like the idea of a ministry that could shut him out of power because on the one hand he had no political aptitude whatsoever but he was still the ruler so he'd intentionally play factions in the ministry against each other.

Also Stolypin was one of those people who really, really did not like Rasputin and was on the verge of trying to get him exiled.

>>2789202
Pure Kino

>>2789202
Based

omg i thought the japan was a one off

>>2789146
About as much of Russian empire as USA is (or was at this point) anglo-saxon empire.

>>2789146
Maybe Stalin era USSR, but before Stalin it was more like Jewish empire.

>>2789146

Yes, it absolutely was. Look at how the economies of the other members of the Warsaw Pact were designed to supply Russia with goods and resources, to the great impoverishment of the non-Russian republics.

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Jon Brower Minnoch, he had a mass of 640kg, surely he was the greatest.

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>>2789044
I think Ted lived the American dream the fullest!

Unironically, Donald Trump

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>>2788701
>Uniting against Turks in 19th century

>>2788701
we would have let you if the balkans would be stable

>>2788701
>Instead they united with the Turks against Russia
KEK

he ded

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>>2788550
Aight so i'm gonna seize the power then.

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*BRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP*
teehee sorry i made a stinky!
*broooomp brp brp brp*
smelly smelly!
*BRAP BRAP BRAP BRAAAAP brp brp*
stay sleepy commie :) dont listen to the smelly stinkies im making

>>2788187
Ex-soviet states

the USSR secularised them.

State atheism works. Albania is nominally majority Muslim too but they're chill

Hanafi

Mongols

maybe Napoleon

>>2788024
They haven't subjected whole country tough, just plundered southern part and retreated as soon as their leader died
>>2788026
That would be close one, but Napoleon had support from Italian and German dutchies

>>2787965
Cause we got their names from Arabs?

there is an infinite number of stars anyway

Mostly because they were named a long time ago so its either Latin or Arabic.

>Looking back, Woodrow Wilson was re-elected president in 1916 on a platform that he had "kept us out of war" and on the implied promise that he would "keep us out of war." Yet, five months later he asked Congress to declare war on Germany.

>In that five-month interval the people had not been asked whether they had changed their minds. The 4,000,000 young men who put on uniforms and marched or sailed away were not asked whether they wanted to go forth to suffer and die.

>Then what caused our government to change its mind so suddenly?

>Money.

>An allied commission, it may be recalled, came over shortly before the war declaration and called on the President. The President summoned a group of advisers. The head of the commission spoke. Stripped of its diplomatic language, this is what he told the President and his group:

>"There is no use kidding ourselves any longer. The cause of the allies is lost. We now owe you (American bankers, American munitions makers, American manufacturers, American speculators, American exporters) five or six billion dollars.

>If we lose (and without the help of the United States we must lose) we, England, France and Italy, cannot pay back this money . . . and Germany won't.

>So . . . "

>Had secrecy been outlawed as far as war negotiations were concerned, and had the press been invited to be present at that conference, or had radio been available to broadcast the proceedings, America never would have entered the World War. But this conference, like all war discussions, was shrouded in utmost secrecy. When our boys were sent off to war they were told it was a "war to make the world safe for democracy" and a "war to end all wars."

>>2787895
>>/pol/

>>2787921
it's literally a quote from an ex-president
what's wrong with you?

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That's a nice discovery you have made here, Colombo. I hope you don't mind if we name it after someone else's name...

>>2788028
BTFO

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>went better than expected

weren't genocided but the whites in Zimabwe/Rhodesia got persecuted

Armenian genocide

>>2787614
This.

Those fuckers that would climb into wolf dens to kill the beasts.

The hunt for the beast of Gevaudan.

>>2787188
How do you loose that many people to one wolf?

>>2787137
Stalin was a "Great man" of history, he did terrible things but also achieved great things.

One can praise marius without being a fan of his 7th consulship era.

Still europeans are inferior to south-amerindians.

>>2787140
> achieved great things
Like helping Ukraine on that diet they were struggling with.