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>>1715611
sounds like someone got deported

lolno

>>1715611
When it comes to language, might makes right.

You're wrong because you simply don't have the numbers and influence on your side.

Maybe they just bypassed Australia, like the portuguese did

>>1715548
it was full

>>1715548
Pretty sure polynesians didn't miss fucking Australia. I doubt the various climates throughout could be considered even remotely sound reasons for not settling.

It seems the only reasonable hypothesis is the Abos were so fucking ugly that they scared them away.

>>1715508
One thing history points out. Whether you look at the book of Kings and Chronicles in the Bible, or you study the various Roman Emperors, or if you study the Presidents of the United States, or the various leaders of throughout history...

You'll notice, like for example in the book of Kings in the Bible, each King is introduced in one for two ways. "So and so King did GOOD in the eyes of the Lord, or So and So King did EVIL in the eyes of the Lord" etc etc

You look at Rome you'll see the same thing, emperors who did good or bad by "Roman standards". Same with US leaders, same with all the leaders throughout history etc etc

So what you see is a unpredictable trend. You never know who's going to take the throne. Even in Israel, "God's chosen people"...they weren't guaranteed a "Good king in the eyes of the Lord" because they were God's chosen people.

Now you ask what the world would be like with one leader and language? Think about it...

You now have no where to run in the event the power begins to corrupt, no "new world" to run to as our ancestors ran from the crown. Because the whole world would be under one voice and one will and one intent. That's one reason why the tower was destroyed. Man in his arrogance, is untrustworthy. Plain and simple. The amount of oppression that can take place under one single foot, where no one can escape to a "new world"....the potential oppression is what you have to keep in mind. But it will eventually happen, will be presented as a desirable solution. After that we'll have to wait and see what happens.

>>1715508
Finally we can have the Pan-Universal Roman Empire.

We'd end up with thousands of languages derived from one single language with various groups of people using various "Old X"s as a lingua franca akin to what we have/had now only linguistics would be a lot more or less interesting depending on what you like in linguistics.

>>1715484
Sharp dresser.

>>1715484

He has his fans and his haters - and both would probably be sorta right and sorta wrong.

He was a great offensive tactician.

He liked taking risks and going on the offensive - and German High Command stuck him in Africa and told him he couldn't do any offensives ever while his logistics were constantly compromised by the RN prowling the Mediterranean.

He disregarded those orders and we all know how that went. Did he bleed out his equipment and supplies for very little gain? Yes. Did his dashing style make him popular and respected with his troops and his adversaries? Also yes.

Strategically his management of the defense of France wasn't all that bad, to be honest. His leadership just suffered from SS and Wehrmacht infighting. Also, he got strafed in his staff car so that didn't turn out too well.

>>1715484

A shining example of the Peter Principle, promoted beyond his level of competence.

>>1715526


>He liked taking risks and going on the offensive - and German High Command stuck him in Africa and told him he couldn't do any offensives ever while his logistics were constantly compromised by the RN prowling the Mediterranean.

His logistical compromising was more due to the expanses of desert he had to cross on the basis of almost no established infrastructure. The amount of supplies lost to RN raiding is generally overstated.

http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a348413.pdf (page 11 of the PDF)

>Strategically his management of the defense of France wasn't all that bad, to be honest.

The plan he advocated didn't work at Salerno. Why would it work in Normandy?

Scapegoating. That simple.

>>1715471
how did you come to that conclusion ?

why do you reject my possible explanation ?

>>1715471
proof?

>>1715435

Hi Constantine. Nice day, wasn't it?

>>1715435
It means that the priest stands in for Christ during Eucharist.
Which he does, nothing blasphemous in that.

>>1715447
That would be Christ vicarious, not Christ in persona.

>>1715364
I think this was thought out quite well. The only thing that I am skeptical about is the idea that the Germans would exterminate all Slavs in the annexed lands not deemed fit for assimilation. He did seem to touch upon enslavement but I don't think that would end. After all, the east was supposed to provide food for the empire and they always planned on using slaves for that.

>>1715549
Yeah, my thoughts exactly. I forgot if the narrator brought it up in his series but the events of the book Fatherland were significantly more realistic than the events of The Man in the High Castle.
I mean seriously, how the hell do you drain the entire Mediterranean into Africa?

>>1715549
also I'll admit I'm a bit new to /his/, just wanted to ask if alternate history discussions are aloud, even though they aren't exactly "historical" per say.

>>1715299
Nicely set-up straw man definition of prayer there.

>>1715314
you define it then, godcuck
do you think prayer is about those nice feelies you get when you ask the invisible sky man for a new bicycle?

>>1715299
Correct about your prayers.

Incorrect about mine.

>>1715192
Can you explain it for us, mighty man?

>>1715192
Were upon OP proceeds to explain the significance of Hegel's inverted world thesis

>>1715265
>Were upon
*Whereupon

Drink and fornicate while you're still young, curse those who do when you become too old to do it. Like everyone else through history.

>>1715184
1. Author rigorously detailed account of contemporary curses with detailed etymologies and situational uses collected from contemporary celebrities.

2. Write a sequel, fine beers, their origins and their observed effects.

3. Throughout cast 'yelling' as a source of traditional cultural pride and a unique contribution to the artistic world that can only be performed properly in the conditions described in your previous books.

4. Get so rich off the above you can bitch slap an entire political party all the way to the nomination on fame and outrage alone.

5. Do another book deal.
If it worked - > 'Why I'm Awesome and People Listen to Me

If it didn't - > 'Why I'm too Patrician and Cultured to be Understood by Regular People'

6. Die of Cirrhosis.

>>1715184
Do it all in a top hat and tails.

napoleon or genghis khan you dumb fuck

Mohammed, you dumb fuck.

>>1715118
Pericles. Athens became an empire and would have stayed that way if he didn't die from the plague

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>>1715088
>>1715088
Nice digits OP.

>posting literal mysticism on a history board

>>>/x/

>>1715109
>make Christian related religion idea thread on /x/
>404
>make thread on /his/
>thread stays

Hey dude

>>1715082
>Draw a Catgirl
>Call it a Catgirl (male)

I masturbate to anime at least 3 times a day and my penis is well on its way of breaking.

>>1714969
There's support groups for these kind of thoughts OP. Seek them out. Remember a child cannot enjoy sex as they just don't have the proper hardware yet.

>>1714969
Probably trying to repress your homosexual pedophilia.

Won't work.

>>1714969
Much of your post seems to concerned with escapism rather than any devotion or service to the church. Consider living in a log cabin and praying a lot instead. Becoming a priest requires a level of dedication and drudgery that few sane people possess.

Liu Bei was like the most opportunistic cunt out of them all.

He was a hypocritical cunt who betrayed everybody that gave him an inch.

>>1714898
>>1714914
t. Wei