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>>2721410
because banks are evil and usury is a sin. you have to kill the bank to keep it from gaining control over your country and enslaving your fellow man.

the settlers were going to start their own war to remove the indians. so Jackson moved them to prevent hostilities.

>>2721410
He was a poorfag

>>2721422
what's wrong with usury? don't like the terms, don't take out the loan. simple.

>>2721321
>*Breaks up your monopoly*
Wasn't that Roosevelt.

>>2721328
William Howard Taft was also a progressive

>>2721328

Taft was Roosevelt's VP. Then Roosevelt went of to Africa to shoot lions for a few years. When Ted returned to the US, he was horrified to see that Taft had discontinued many of the progressive policies that he had supported. Roosevelt then through a massive fit, and ran as a third party candidate, splitting the Republican vote. The Democrats won the 1912 election and put Woodrow Wilson in office.

>>2721227
They reconnected England back to the continent after centuries of living as one of the last places on earth where Ancient Germanic life was being practiced.

>>2721245
>Ancient Germanic life was being practiced

Anglo-Saxon England was a fascinating and enlightened society ruined by the filthy barbaric continentals.

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>>2721190
The genocide of Greeks by the Ottoman Empire is usually overlooked in history books.

That being said the extent of said "genocide" was probably exaggerated following the formation of the Balkan League and the fall of the Ottoman Empire in Europe.

>>2721190
Barbary Slave Trade

OP, what is pic of?

carefully

Friendly reminder that the pyramids were originally built for grain storage.

>>2721131
Ancient Kurdish engineering.

>>2720216
You realize he didn't write in English, right?

>>2720216
English translations from greek, always super accurate and reliable in my experience ;^)

>>2720260
shut the fuck up you racist piece of shit

>>>/pol/

>>2720161
I'll never really understand why they apply a clause in Rev to the whole compiled Bible, or ignore the source texts in favor of a translation that benefits neither from modern discoveries or ancient input.

The KJB is a new revelation.

>>2720208
>"This isn't inspired, we're just translators who employed sound textual criticism"
~t. the intro to the KJV written by the translators

>>2719982
Greeks today looked no different than the ancient Greeks. They were never Nordics, they were always tanned mediterraneans.
>inb4 ottomans
I'm really loving this meme of how a small population of people could easily the displace the genotypes and phenotypes of the much larger native population just because they managed to conquer them. There really wasn't much racemixing during the ottoman rule. Also people of Greece have mixing with the people of Anatolia since ancient times, so your notion that there used to be "pure" Nordic Greeks is false. Also Greeks are in the same genetic cluster as the rest of Europe while turkey is far from it
Nice try stormcuck

That's an Italian's rendition of a Jew, not a greek's rendition of a greek

>>2719982

nice troll thread

expect 200 replies because this board is the personal dump of every shitposter from /pol/ and underage troll.

>>2718686
I think it's more likely than not that he existed, but it's hardly certain either way.

As for links, I've got a good one (PDF of a uni textbook on biblical history) on my main computer, but I'm not there right now. If the thread's still up in a couple of hours I can link you to it.

>>2718711
That'd be appreciated.

Why does OP think supposed "non-biased" sources exist?

>>2718205
That for the most of the horse's existence as a tool for humanity, cavalry was impractical and dangerous.

>>2718205
The idea that some people would climb on a huge four-legged beast and then attempt to somehow kill other people is ridiculous.

>>2718205
Because war is silly and cavalry is merely an aspect of warfare

>>2718133
>Why did Christianity demonise snakes?

Christians worship a dark power under the guise of benevolence.

The snake and the dragon have always been representative of the sacred.

Not so for christians, whom oppose all that is sacred.

When you are baptized, under the guise of false smiles you are being initiated into demon worship and put into the hands of a demon lord. It puts you into the hands of darkness and demon posession is a very serious possiblity right at baptism.

To put it right into perspective, imagine for a second that the christian worldview were correct, well, baptism would be like initiating your child in a black mass, with a black baptism in the name of all demons and offering up his life to darkness, desecrating him to darkness.

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>>2718152
So by being a Christian, I'm in cahoots with and under the care of demons (disguised as angels)?

Your ridiculous meme just makes Christianity sound cooler.

>>2718187
Not a meme, try doing a miracle like jesus promised you.

Yeah you can't and you think you're cool for being played.

bless

MACROMANNI GETOUT

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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>>2718056
*marcvs avrelivs
to be truly kvlt

so?

how is that any worse than France using the Guillotine up until the 1970s?

That pic was from a movie btw

https://youtu.be/0c0NC5cc5Ac

>>2715792
>crucifixion
>nailed to a cross and left to suffer for days to over a week in the elements

>guillotine
>instant death

You tell me, Mehmet.

>>2714034
After the Mongol sacking of Baghdad

1683

>worthy adversaries

they were not ''worthy adversaries''to the knights they fucking rekt them

no it wasnt
moreover it was never meant to challange to royal navy

it was meant to outrun and royal navy and disrupt transporting to the UK, cutting it off from their colonies

the idea was to operate in small task forces with 1 2 3 major ships and patrol merchant lines, sink one, escape, wait till the hornets nest calms down, strike again

the royal navy was huge but it couldnt cover every part of the ocean,

however germans forgot that by warning the enemy shit, waiting the crew to escape it gives enough time for them to signal their position at which point the closest RN base is warned and ships start pouring into the area

also underestimating the value of naval airforces or air recon

>>2713513
/thread

>>2713513
German Navy Handbook?

All this is correct

>the royal navy was huge but it couldnt cover every part of the ocean
this, it help to alleviate the pressure in the european seas