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We owe everything we have to Mother Earth.

>>2303265
1/1

>>2303265
Perfect place for trapping souls in material bodies.

Yes, very much so. In fact, they were such a big deal that it took the entire Roman navy on a huge expedition led by Pompey Magnus to kill them all. He got a triumph for this if I remember correctly.

There's also the famous Caesar and Pirates story.

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>>2302999
Well now you got me interested, Anon. So tell me, who exactly were these annoying pirates which buggered the hell out of Rome?

Yes. Greek Pirates were a well-known thing from at least 1500 BC and probably before that as well.

Thieves and highwaymen lying in wait of goods being taken between cities and trading routes have been a thing since trade began, operating on the sea is not much different if you can get a few well-outfitted boats

>How far back do US Saudi relations go
Since 1932 when the area became 'Saudi Arabia', the US was among the First Nations to recognise their rule and struck a deal called the American-Arab alliance with them in 1932 and this alliance is still in place to this day.

>>2302951
Wahhabi ideology is the kernel from which extremism grows in Islam. The religion is shit but not every interpretation is as bad as Wahhabi/Salafi ideology.

Saudi Arabia more or less won the contest to be the cultural leader of the Sunni world after Egypt got rekt by Israel the third time during the Yom Kippur War.

As a related result, secular nationalism started to wane in the Middle East, and the void was filled with Wahhabism.

Saudi Arabia is the world's main exporter of Wahhabism, and is directly responsible for turning Pakistan and Indonesia into the shitholes they are today, and for creating cancer everywhere where Sunnis exist.

In places where Shia exist, it's Iran doing the cancer.

Don't let anyone tell them they're less cancerous, by the way. There are less Shia than Sunni, but they're both about as bad pound for pound.

>>2302931
That's exactly why he's qualified to give marriage advice.

Only dumb normies get married to begin with.

Sounds like good advice to me. If you don't think you'll have common ground with the person for the rest of your life, why the fuck are you marrying them?

>>2302931
Well Rousseau wrote a book giving advice on raising children when he gave away all of his children to an orphanage

and then what happened to him?

>>2302897
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J76gQB4UDz4

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoni_G%C5%82owacki

>>2302869
We are trying to imitate the west by hating everything about us.

>>2302891
The west has a long, proud history of edgy fuckers who hate it. Can't beat us at our own game.

His descendants become a political dynasty that still haunts India today.

people like you need to be dealt with somehow

>>2302833
what if someone wanted to take your comfy spot?

op is an only child

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Do you know how easy it is to get published

>>2302793
well if it's in a book it must be true

>>2302809
well unlike that book

there is evidence of the O.P's book

http://www.realhistoryww.com/world_history/ancient/Etruria_the_Etruscans_celts.htm

I saw you mom naked and said oh my...

>tribe elder meeting
>"how do we convince oog that killing glarg for a fish is bad?"
>"hmmm....I guess we can use those camp fire stories about skyfathers not liking it that will convince him"

boom

>>2302638
animal and/or ancestor worship

In hindsight I would say so but at the time I'm sure it could be justified, beating the commies and all that

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>>2302618
Never a mistake to kill communists, only mistake made was to stop killing commies

The part where Johnson moved it from 16,000 advisers and 50 people killed in the past four years to 500,000 soldiers and 30,000 killed in the past four years was a mistake.

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>>2302579
Toot toot, motherfucker.

>>2302579
Am I on a city's walls? Cause that's the only reason I'd see legionaries come at me like that.

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>>2302621
oink oink, motherfucker

>>2302553
He sees it as an offshoot of European civilization

give me one good reason to read this hairlet

>>2302585
But in which way? Evil? Neutral? I know he sees Russia as the hope and not USA.

>>2302490
He has a nice voice and pronounciation. Not as tiresome as John Green. And not as biased yet as Lindybeige.
And I am always into pre-roman civilizations.

This and the previous video make me think I should make a 2d adventure game set in pre-roman Gaul.

>>2303688
please do it

>>2302475
That's not Prehistoric, that's Bronze Age Norse.

The meaning and function of Prehistoric art is not clear to us. Uncanny and creepy are subjective terms. Some people might say they look funny, etc.

>>2302475

Good art comes with specialization and bad art tends to be obscurely murky and muddled or overly abstracted. Feigned concepts and disoriented concepts are spoopy to us

>>2302658

>Good art comes with specialization and bad art tends to be obscurely murky and muddled or overly abstracted. Feigned concepts and disoriented concepts are spoopy to us

Forgot my point:

Good art comes with specialization and specialization comes with civilization

no he isn't

Alan Moore

>historian

lol

noppe