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>>1876833
Literally who?

>>1876833
Our guy forever

>>1876838
get out

Destroyers often had torpedoes.

>>1876684

Not entirely, but it gets most of the stuff more or less correct if you're talking a WW2 timeframe.


Most carriers did have guns though, albeit not very heavy ones. And cruiser guns varied a hell of a lot more than you're implying in your greentext.

Also, battlecruisers usually had guns more or less in line with the battleships of their era.

>>1876684
Too many exceptions.
>Light Cruiser
>Large boat armed with many 5-in guns.
Most light cruisers had 6-inch guns.
>Heavy Cruiser
>Torpedoes completely absent.
Only the United States removed torpedo tubes altogether. All other major navies had heavy cruisers with torpedo tubes.

>Battlecruiser (or "Large Cruiser")
>the battlecruiser does not have the thick protective armor associated with most battleships.
Only true of British designs. The Germans prioritized armor over armament in their WWI Battlecruisers, whereas the British emphasized the opposite.
>Aircraft Carrier
>Doesn't have any guns
Most World War II carriers had at least a 5-inch DP gun broadside that could provide some minimal defense against surface opponents (As Gambier Bay was able to against Choukai at Samar). Older conversions such as Akagi or Lexington had full 8-inch guns.

Bump for interest

>>1876533
Bergistani were defeated by Elephant Man when he was crossing to Rome. They then tried to rebel against Rome in 197 but Cato the Elder put them down. When they rebelled again the entire clan was either killed off or enslaved. Livy wrote them having a few Castles with their main castle holding in modern day Berga

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>>1876533
Ebin princess leia hairstyles

>>1876492
Around 1914 or so.

>>1876492
They never got there shit pushed in by Rome because they never had the chance to by the time Rome came they were completely irreverent.

>>1876544
Kind of. They were, if not willingly, part of the Achaean League at the time, and contributed forces to the Achaean War.

And they weren't really irrelevant, considering that they were a major cause of the Achaean war. They weren't militarily relevant, but them not being part of a Greek league was an important enough cause for Rome to go to war over.

>>1876366
>Chinese peasants forced to LARP with mongol hairstyles
>Patrician

>>1876388
Technically, if the one who was wearing that hairstyle was an ethnic Manchu (Tungusic, not exactly Mongol), he'd been quite Patrician compared to peasants.

>why does me wearing a hairstyle that was a widely known historical symbol of oppression and subjugation make me look like a fucking LARPer autist while wearing a hairstyle popularized by a TV show make me look trendy
Are you actually retarded?

Is it really that hard to google "1748 russian coin"?

>>1876283

It's a russian Kopek from 1748

http://picclick.co.uk/Russian-copper-coin-DENGA-1-2-kopek-1748-381739185834.html

>>1876006
No, Nagasaki and Hiroshima were the US' way of preemptively calling Russia's bluff and proving we were willing to use nukes if we thought it prudent. Using it on China and Vietnam would've just meant we didn't give a fuck about any foreign nations which would cause untold dissent among other 3rd world allies fighting communism.

I've always thought that the U.S should of ran wild with nukes while they were the only ones with them and air superiority. Nuke all the major population centers of asia, Russia, Africa and the middle east. Don't even bother invading, just drop a bunch of bombs so that there is no population, no infrastructure, no organization, etc. It wouldnt be clean but it would ensure united states dominance for centuries to come.

>>1876006
If you're dropping nukes, you don't have to justify it to anyone.

>>1875801
I wonder how /pol/ deals with the Dreyfus Affair. On the one hand, he was a Jew, so obviously evil. On the other, the thing he was accused of doing was spying for the German Empire, and /pol/ likes the German Empire

>>1875829
I figured that someone on here had an argument for the Jews being behind it all.

Dreyfus was a plant.

http://henrymakow.com/was_the_dreyfus_affair_another.html

>>1875700
does it need to?

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this is how catalan flag was designed

>>1875700

What do you mean by "historical basis?"

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What're you gonna do you little bitch.

>>1875521
Say we have a universe simulator and run the same experiment 100 times between years 1917-1953, keeping Lenin and Stalin the same, but substituting different people/personalities for the other founding Bolsheviks. We will likely find that with every experiment once Lenin is out of the picture, Stalin murders, erm I mean "purges", all the other founding Bolsheviks minus a token puppet like Molotov every single time.

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>>1875529

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>>1875493
No

>>1875493

Maletism is more about population size than territory.
After the industrial revolution, the British Population grew a lot, surpassing that of France.

Is Ireland the super manlet that manlets hang out with to look tall?

>>1875440
Repent ye of thou sins

the demonization of incest is a jewish conspiracy to undermine traditional rural families

the soviets would have won and we'd all be living in paradise

>>1875187
Entirely made up of Roman successor states.

Allegedly the library had a steam engine, and at the time Egypt was conquered only Rome could've produced a steam train and tracks

LOGISTICS NIGGA

>>1875272
this

>>1874818
No.
Yes.

>>1875108
>Yes
Why?

>>1875172
He goes back on everything he says in the Tractatus in PI, so it's kind of pointless unless you're a Wittgenstein scholar