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You can't transcend reality as anything that transcends it, cease ot be real.

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What happens in the material world has spiritual significance.

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Why it is always a love and not pain or feeling of a surprise, horror, disgust or just pure fucking madness? There are so many emotions to choose from, but it is always the one of the most boring ones.

>>1920506
Grab your Willy and play the fiddle

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>>1920506
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YMPAH67f4o

>>1920506
Gespenst != Spuk != Geist

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Elect Trump and nobody has to die in a nuclear fire

America knew capitalism couldn't compete in the free market of ideas so they attempted to subvert the USSR from they very beginning.

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>>1920361
truly a shame

>>1920284

Beria. Without his extreme methods, Russia would never recover from the demographic reversals of WW2.

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>>1920284
yes

Obama

>>1920045
Resolution:

The European Parliament.

A. having regard to the revelation by several European governments of the existence for 40 years of a clandestine intelligence and armed operations organization in several Member States of the Community,

B. whereas for over 40 years this organization has eluded all democratic controls and has been run by the secret services of the states concerned in collaboration with NATO.
C. fearing the danger that such clandestine networks may have interfered illegally in the internal political affairs of Member States or may still do so.

D. whereas in certain Member States military secret services (or uncontrolled branches thereof) were involved in serious cases of terrorism and crime as evidenced by various judicial inquiries.

E. whereas these organizations operated and continue to operate completely outside the law since they are not subject to any parliamentary control and frequently those holding the highest government and constitutional posts have claimed to be in the dark as to these matters.

Great topic, unfortunately hardly anyone has ever heard of it.

>>1920060
>>1920045

F. whereas the various 'GLADIO' organizations have at their disposal independent arsenals and military resources which give them an unknown strike potential, thereby jeopardizing the democratic structures of the countries in which they are operating or have been operating,

G. greatly concerned at the existence of decision-making and operational bodies which are not subject to any form of democratic control and are of a completely clandestine nature at a time when greater Community cooperation in the field of security is a constant subject of discussion

Tsushima was a classic "crossing the T", google it.

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>>1919983
>2nd
>Pacific
>Squadron

>>1920001
Yeah I know that but is it really possible that all the retards in Russian fleet at that time were concentrated in Baltic fleet?
It's was like two different navies.

pretty cool statue

>>1919760
seems like a political play to appropriate more history under Moscow if anything

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>1015
>Russia
>Uraine

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>>1919706
Russians are imbeciles and natural born slaves.

Pic rel should have happened. At least under pooland they would develop.

I remember that Russia was pretty okay with that idea that, but King of Poland wanted to be King of Sweden instead and wasn't interested.

>>1919706
>I still can't believe that this shit actually worked.

Dmitri wasn't just some random dude who pretended to be Tsar's lost heir. He actually did look very much like real Dmitri to the point that people who knew the real prince recognized him. He also had some knowledge about Russia's court life and noble families. Not much, but sufficiently enough to confirm that he spent at least some time as a child at the court in Moscow.

>>1919733
>I remember that Russia was pretty okay with that idea that, but King of Poland wanted to be King of Sweden instead and wasn't interested.

Nope, Polish king pussied out of a project to make his son the Tsar. To be fair, the king was most likely right, the Polish prince would most likely be murdered very quickly.

>>1919692
Maybe he regrets the shock capitalism that made the early Federation so painful to the population


Maybe he thinks communism is defunct so another Soviet bloc would be counterproductive

Maybe he enjoys having oligarchs and killing them once in a while


Maybe this thread isn't /his/ and should be pruned

>has no heart
>all those grannies lining up at shops for 5 hours just to buy a loaf of bread

ah, yes

>>1919692
"It's normal to feel bad about things being different from when you grew up, but the Soviet Union sucked."

Define "God"

not me, I disbelieved the concept of God since I was 5

>>1919619
Maybe it's the way I was raised but faith is not a matter of logic. Faith is seeing every logical reason noto to believe and still believing anyway. If you could prove God is real then no would have faith they would just be acting in their own material benefit. I however lack faith.

GO easy lads this is my first rodeo

>>1919372
What if you aren't?

>>1919390
aren't what lad

>they
>implying it was the same actual team let alone the same actual sport

spectator sports are fucking retarded sorry

>Martin Luther King Jr and Anne Frank were born in the same year (1929)

>The last time the guillotine was used to execute someone was in the same year that Star Wars first came out

The Americas were discovered 39 years after the Byzantine Empire fell.

Because patriarchy. Not even meming.

>>1919180
>if you get divorced
>women anticipating divorce before even getting married

baka

Also isn't it true that Spanish people tend to do hyphenated last names? I wonder why that caught on there

Serbia should have just accept the ultimatum, but not they wanted blood.

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>>1919137
>why is it Russia and France ?

>>1919137
Basically all of the major powers were expecting and suiting up for world war I, except none of them actually thought it would be a world war. So in a way of talking neglicence, they all are

>>1918534
this is not /v/
fuck off

>>1918534
Mesopotamian weren't the first settled agrarian people and weren't the first ones to wear clothes either

>>1918534
Steps to answering your question:
1. Go outside, to your back yard, or somewhere else private where people won't disturb you
2. Strip naked.
3. Wait

Clothes are practical you moron. In hot climates they keep the sun from rendering your skin a red blanket of pain, and in cold climates they keep you from freezing to death. Humans don't have a specific environment they have to stick to, and this is specifically because of the fact that we have clothes.