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>>2340820
Liechtenstein and Luxembourg. Switzerland may belong on that list as well.

>>2340820
Germany post reunification.

no they're not
animals don't have reason.

>>2340752
You have much bigger problems than that, you're indirectly financing the torture of children with every purchase you make.

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>>2340752
>Life is sacred

>>2340561
He was a nigger

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>What the fuck was his problem?

He was too rad for his continent.

>>2340572
Was he the African Napoleon?

He didn't prove God. He only showed that there has to be some point where logic starts.

There's a huge leap from that to deism, and there's an even bigger leap from that to theism, let alone Christianity.

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>>2340437
>this is what athiests think a refutation is

Don't talk about the Summa unless you've actually fucking read it

>>2340438
How about you try to correct the anon then? Do you know how conversation works?

Not really, Phaeros were diva queens who would not tolerate a hero stealing their screentime, I mean fame. The closest to a hero would be Imhotep but he was more of a Merlin figure

>>2340372
Osiris himself is kind of a hero.

>>2340432
Didn't he lose his dick? Lmao nice fucking hero I mean fuck Hercules, Odysseus, Theseus or even norse Thor who pretty much served similar purpose they killed beasts and stuff but Osiris? He lost his cock now that's some accomplishment worthy of a movie or two.

>>2340344
proxy wars are the future, man. direct confrontation between major powers is too costly

>>2340344

Hard to predict. You're not likely to have an all out, conventional war, especially not one with nuclear weapons, until at the very least American military hegemony decays to the point where you have multiple Major/Great powers who are more or less military equals.

At that point, things will have changed so much that it's impossible to say what the political tension lines would be.

Someone with a belief in the afterlife getting the nuclear codes and then experiencing an unfortunate series of geopolitical events that leads them to rationalize pridefully escalating a conflict beyond the breaking point and sending billions of humans to the kingdom of heaven.

Capitalism is state-sponsored usury

>>2340126
So.. Banks?

There are books written on this very question.

GO. READ. A. FUCKING. BOOK.

>>2340115
Neither of them are interesting

>>2340140
Heresy

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>>2340115
>He thinks world war i is more interesting than world war ii

I hope not. I thought the movie Interstellar had the right of it in representing the decline of civilization, minus the magical blite inexplicably rendering the atmosphere unbreathable. Human civilization may hit some hard times and become anti-industry, andi-progress, because those are what caused the environment to collapse and allowed nuclear weapons to be created. Then we will just struggle along despite antibiotic resistant diseases popping up and crop monocultures being wiped out by disease.

I can't imagine we would ever loose agriculture. But we may fall far far from where we are currently.

If we want to colonize space now is the time while we still have cheaply accessible liquid energy bubbling up from the ground.

>>2340085
Yes. It's very fragile and has a lot of moving parts.

>>2340085

it's up in the air at this point

Western governments need to get their priorities straight, and fast. I don't have faith in China (even if they do have quantum computation and genetic engineering of homo sapiens), and while Japan is currently awesome (muh space elevator, muh robotics) they can't do too much alone.

>>2340037
The one who wasn't installed as a leader by the British after his daddy was a bad boy

>>2340049
you're an idiot

>>2340037
I'm a little rusty with my Iranian leaders, so apology's, but I think Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi was better for Iran. He was the one pushing for "westernization" of Iran, correct?

>>2339992
Goat.

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>>2339992
1.FERNANDO II EL SANTO
2.EL CID
3.DOÑA ISABEL DE TRASTÁMARA
4.SANCHO II EL FUERTE
5.DON GONZALO FERNANDEZ DE CÓRDOBA
6.DON ALVARO DE BAZAN
7.EL DUQUE DE ALBA
8.FRANCISCO PIZARRO
9.HERNÁN CORTÉS
10.DON BLAS DE LEZO
11.ALFONSO VIII
12.DON JUAN DE AUSTRIA

>>2340031
tbqhwyg, cidposter is the best poster on /his/

>>2339764
Thanks Richard

>>2339774
>henrycucks will defend this

>>2339693
Me

>>2339693
Why has the woman at the left a cigarrete in ger hand?

>>2339700
Imaginary doesn't count.

>>2339556
He really was the hero the west needed. Perhaps one day a man like him will rise again.

Francoposter needs to leave

>>2339556
This, he saved Spain.

Saw this in the schlocky documentary "The Killing of America." What a beady eyed entitled douche. Where does this guy get off endangering all these people and being a loudmouth and publicly torturing a guy because he was too stupid to read the terms of his bank loan?

>>2339568
He was off his meds as the story goes

>>2339555
Sounds like a metaphor for Democracy, if I've ever heard one.