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>>2026807
based

>>2026858
This

>Ungern-Sternberg inverted Western fears of the "Yellow Peril", arguing that the West was morally corrupt and degenerate with the forces of "mad revolution" controlled by the Jews were running amok while the East had mostly maintained its moral purity, and he would lead a pan-Asian army to cleanse the West of its sickness via a bloodbath.

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>>2026807
He was a hero who shined too brightly

bitches want diamonds and betas will buy it for them and it was the same with silk back in the day

>>2026725
yeh but the road is

A durable, comfortable fabric that takes readily to dyes and looks appealing to the eye is goddamn important when your choices aren't that.

WE

Sort of. Ancient mythmaking is not a stupidly primitive idea like some people today seem to think it is, and it isn't exactly accurate to say they "claimed" the legacy. It's more that there were ideas floating around that the Roman people were tied to the survivors of Troy who had fled after the war to explain various parts of their culture, why they were a powerful civilization that didn't rise in the Greek east, why they were of equal status to Greek intellectualism and culture, why they had a right to conquer the Greeks etc. Virgil formalised the entire idea in his poem and with it set down like that it began to be more widely exploited. It's not like people literally believed in it, since it was a fiction book written by a man in the 1st century B.C, ancients were capable of employing a kind of doublethink where they could believe two things simultaneously even if contradictory. They could be both children of the Trojans, and their own unique entity as well. They could both "believe" in the gods, and they could criticise the idea of them existing.

They didn't much use of the so-called claim outside of the Aeneid. You see depictions of figures like Anchises, Paris and Hector quite a lot but that isn't specifically a Trojan thing. It's all very much in the realm of Greek mythology.

The main purpose was to bring themselves into the Hellenic sphere - of history, mythology, and importance.

People don't know anything about the history of Islam or the history of Christianity but try to make superficial connections anyway.

Like when stupid people say ISIS is conservative/ old school Islam. They don't know what they're talking about.

That's bullshit from people who don't understand the cycles of history.

Islam belongs to a civilisation that is a thousand years older than ours, and it's a purist reform, not the founding religion of its civilisation. It would be analogous to puritanism in the West, if puritanism had succeeded in taking over all of Western Europe.

In fact if anything the Islamic world is worse now than it's ever been. Compare the liberal Muslims of the 10th/11th centuries (who were only liberal because they had a more relaxed attitude towards their own religion) with Islam now that Saudi Wahhabism has taken it over.

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Islamism actually had its age of "enlightenment" or whatever you call it really early on, and was relatively enlightened up until the 13th century when the mongols and turks destroyed everything. There were philosophers, religious pluralism, even atheists and secularist philosophers.

The thing is, the Ottoman Empire really held the entire region back for 500 years so by the time the ottoman emprie fell, the region had a lot of catching up to do.

In the decolonisation era, around the 50's, 60's, and 70's, the Arab world was incredibly secular and modern. However around the same period there was the rise of Islamist fanatic movements.

These were supported mostly by western governments who opposed the secular socialist regimes (i.e. Nasser, Saddam, Assad, etc.) and with the defeat of the soviet union, the secular socialist movements took a massive hit. western backed islamism gained the upper hand, and with backing of Saudi Arabia has hyper mutated into some ultra-radical extremist genocidal form, like we see in ISIS today.

ISIS is basically wahabism on steroids. Wahabism is a relatively new ideology that started in the Nejd desert in the 19th century, it basically seeks to destroy everything and return everything to a primitive and "pure" state, thats why its ultimately destructive in everything.

Wahabism descends from the same khawarij which appeared in early islam. Basically these are the same people originated from the Nejd desert who rejected the authority of the early caliphates because they hated their disruption to their way of life, they just wanted to stay primitive and backwards in the desert and wanted to destroy or take down anything that tried to change that. All they want is their very primitive desert life and they want to destroy everything back to that "pure" state, its all they've ever wanted.

The west exploits this to prevent modernisation in the region, to keep it backwards, undeveloped, and exploitable.

>>>/pol/

Here's your reply.

If dunecoons/nigs/gooks didn't get btfo they'd do the same thing if not worse.

>>2026639
They didn't though, so this is just baseless speculation

Just apologize

Did people actually think that the we'ed see 'the end of history' after the Soviet union fell and all nation would become westeriesd liberal democracies, or is that guy talking complete shit?

If they did they were it was total hubris and they desevre to fall .

>>2026772
You do realise most people in Western countries believed that at some point, to an extent?

Your parents probably did

>>2026774
My parents don't believe what most people do, neither do I. So you can't make that assumption.

>>2026451
memes.

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>>2026451
Mostly for propaganda reasons, it made the allies look better if they said they defeated a top tier German general. He was the main general the allied forces were fighting from 41-43.

The real king of the Wehrmacht was pic related.

what western media is sucking rommel's dick? please tell me I would love to know.

Because the war was over.

because you like to look at cherrypicked images and filter out the bad stuff.

>>2026426
prewar

America
Top but not quite

Europe
Top

Africa/Asia
Euro owned and dominated and economic cucks

SA
lol irrelevant

Postwar

America
USA USA USA

Rest of the world
destitute and in ruins/ irrelevant

no this life means everything because there is an afterlife where things last forever

>>2026250
Why are you assuming that all it takes is praying?

Hence why many early Christians sects and "heresies" were life-denying, anti-natalist and even anarchich/antinomian.

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>>2026236

IT WAS THE CURRENT YEAR
THE CURRENT YEAR OF ALARMING FEAR
STORMING SOLDIERS OF MUD
WITH DIFFERENT BLOOD
WHILE THE IMMIGRANTS OF MUUD FLOOOOOOOD!

THEN OUR CAVALIERS
WOULD UNITE AND CHARGE
AN ARMY OF 29100 LARGE
SPILLED BLOOD FOR THEIR HONOR
WOULD SEE THEIR FALLEN BROTHER
UNDER THE BANNER OF NI-GEL FARRAGE

(guitar solo)

THE PEASANTS ACCUSE THEIR KIN
THEY ARE FIGHTING AGAINST US WITHIN
AIDING THE SOLDIERS OF MUD
TURBAN AND BEAR-DEDDDDD
WHERE THE BLOOD STAINED MEN WILL WIIINN!!!

THEN OUR CAVALIERS
WOULD UNITE AND CHARGE
AN ARMY OF 29100 LARGE
SPILLED BLOOD FOR THEIR HONOR
WOULD SEE THEIR FALLEN BROTHER
UNDER THE BANNER OF NI-GEL FARRAGE

(guitar solo)

CURRENT YEAR
ALARMING FEAR
CHARGING CAVALIERRRR!!
UNITE AND CHARGE
29100 LARGE
BANNNNER OF FARRAGE!!!!

>>2026727
Kek

>>2026236
>>2026727
>not historical
May as well not be a Sabaton song then.

>>2026170
awful

>>2026172
This

>>2026170
The Cultural Revolution was a complete mess initiated by Mao who was paranoid after the rest of the Communist Party was beginning to largely pin the massive fuckup that was the Great Leap Forward on him. The Cultural Revolution cemented China's place as a plastic cultureless shithole. It's pretty in some places, but it's still a shithole.

Deng Xiaoping was an authoritarian bastard. Hu Jintao was a lot better.

>>2026098
That underwear doesn't look comfy enough.

Been there, done that, got the t-shirt.
Everything you've heard about Mormonism from South Park and the media is true, they're crazy cultist tier. When I stopped going to church they sent guys to my house to check up on me. When I moved two states away for work several months later, they tracked me down and sent some of the locals out to grill me. Stay away.

>>2026098
because it's whack.

because i go to /his/

>varg.jpg
Stop making Varg threads

The French Revolution was the start of the true dark ages, not sure why you'd want to read about it

>>2025715
that sounds kind of fucking important

>>2025715
Its the greatest event in human history

It says that you must always put on your seatbelts. Safety first kids.

>>2025465
Bump!
I can help you.
Where did you get this text from? I'm guessing it's medieval Latin

>>2025465
prima pars:
Some soldier, whose long beard was his biggest care, deeply offended an actor and didm't want to give him any money. Even though the other soldiers urged him to give the actor something, so he wouldn't catch any mischief (?), this soldier refused to give him anything.