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>>1383815
>le ergot meme

get out you nigger

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>>1383782
https://archive.org/stream/historyofwitchcr015641mbp/historyofwitchcr015641mbp_djvu.txt

https://www.amazon.com/Scottish-Witch-Hunt-Context-Julian-Goodare/dp/0719060249

Fuckload of trial transcriptions here:
http://www.witchtrials.co.uk/

My Cunning Craft archive has some historical and academic material alongside Cultus Sabbati publications:
https://mega.nz/#F!hUAiHTSK!7zcl8cs3IhCd5QqEOCmrPg

Same with the Euro file, though there's some overlap and what's in here is mixed in with other shit from the continent:
https://mega.nz/#F!wJAnXb4J!4Hkn5E4LJz0c6UYSrj3y5g

Napoleon, the horse-thief of Berlin

Julius Caesar, Queen of Bithynia

Saint James the Moor-slayer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_James_Matamoros

>>1383390
Music is such an interesting medium of art because of it's tendency to be personified through the subcultures that are typically borne or associated with their respective genres. Also interesting is how people tend to analogue certain periods of time with music (through and American perspective: 20's and 30's were swing music, 50's and 60's were elvis-esque, the 70's was funk, to the general public anything "historical" was classical music, etc.).
Obviously there were probably musical subcultures during all those eras, but I always admired how those particular genres managed to stand out as decade defining entities.

I've always appreciated how during the 90's American music culture just being a kitchen sink for music subcultures; such as the dark kids who would adore import goth music like Bauhaus, or the skaters who blasted pop punk on their walkmen tucked in their flannel shirts.

Also apparently Led Zeppelin, ACDC, Pink Floyd, etc. are dad rock now? In my experience people from the west coast usually say this, and if they had any interest around rock it's usually towards alternative rock or pop. People I've met on the east coast generally are more accepting towards psych and classic rock.

That being said I listen to vaporwave unironically

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3X9LvC9WkkQ

>>1383476
>the 70's was funk

No, the 70's was disco.

>>1383184
Well they probably figured they were going to have to submit to Rome so they gave up the weapons

>>1383208
Rome was becoming a juggernaut at the time but given their history, it just doesn't logically make sense.


Would Hannibal have submitted to these demands?

>>1383184
>Given how negotiation went after the first Punic War, how could the Carthaginians possibly think that giving up their weapons was a good idea?

That decision was probably made by wealthy people that could afford to hire personal security detachments to carry weapons to defend them, and their property.

When you're rich, who gives a shit about defending yourself when you can just pay somebody to do it? Who gives a fuck about "your" city, or even "your" country, when you can just take your wealth somewhere else and be rich in a different land?

Does this sound familiar? It should....

>>1383130
Stupid thread.


>Big Plains in eastern europe

>northern europe tundra and forest, with a large mountain chain running through the scandi peninsula.

>Pagans?

Everything north of Stockholm was Finnish.

>>1383151
sapmi*

>sophistry is sophistry

You don't say

>>1383080
Things are objectively true whether you believe them to be true or not.

>>1383095
yeah my questions is what it means to be " true " in the moral sense

on the atheistic perspective its true or good to act in ways that reduce harm for example but i dont see something similar on the theistic side

Disagree, its core is the absolute division between good and evil and the end times scenario, which are two themes that were specifically developed in the Middle East

Where is the evidence for these greek mystery religions

>>1382692
If you stick to Catholicism/Orthodoxy, yes.

But if you go protestant, you subscribe yourself to the full desertnigger origins of Christianity.

Sure you could call it that.

>>1382637
Nah it had a meme blade but the grip wasn't exactly memey imo

>>1382637
If I recall correctly it was made strong with smart techniques they applied to their shit metal resources. It was good for them, but not anyone else.

>>1382553
its not its simple
turn out in centric spiral and mine all the gold along the way

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>>1382553
like a big crop harvester

>>1382553
No it really can't be simplified it was really a mess and changed alot. That isn't even considering that by the late republic what the law said was often very different than reality. Hell even the emporers were really treated as such until the end of the third century. It really was a mess.

>>1382520
>bait thread
Regardless, gaijin and gun powder showed up after the Sengoku Jidai had already begun. Go be a weeb faggot on /jp/ or literally anywhere else.

>>1382520
Yeah, Samurai may be the supreme god warrior. But stop trolling and contribute something interesting to the board.

>>1382520

>The samurai era in Japan, specially during the Kamakura Bakufu period, was the height of human civilization as we know it.
No. Not even close.
>In no other place or point in history, has mankind developed such a refined sense of honor, loyalty and self sacrifice. There's also a whole artistic and humanistic movement that towers over the so called renaissance period.
I'm sorry what?
>A samurai warrior was not only a master of the sword (katana), but he was skilled in the bow, hand to hand combat, and well versed in poetry and religion. The samurai armor provided protection but also movility. An experienced samurai could easily take down a mounted western knight in full armour with a single blow.
Except your average Knight was trained with alot more then swords. And I'm sure a samurai would be cut down by a lance before they could even get close to a knight
>If it weren't for the interference of the gaijin (european foreigners) and the introduction of honorless weapons (gun powder) that ultimated resulted in the Sengoku jidai (age of civil war), the samurai way of life, also known as Bushido, would have perdured even to this day.
Bushido was kept until 1945.
All it lead to was less Japanese troops to being killed, as it's hard to find Japanese troops after they banzai into a machine guns kill zone.
And honor didn't save them from nuclear weapons

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>>1381923
That sounds terrifying, why would you do that? I'd prefer pic related over that

Anyway there's nothing to say that she can't show her face, it's just that some societies take the need for modesty to an extreme level

>>1381937
I always found that cloth way too creepy desu.
I'd prefer seeing that robotic face than this shit.

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>>1381923
>Robots

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>>1381880
>Debt is usury and usury is enslavement, and enslavement is always a source of evil. Therefore, debt is always to be avoided as far as possible; at best it can only be a temporary necessary evil. Usury was and is forbidden by the Church. Catholicism, which for many centuries kept much of the heritage of the Church from the first millennium, forbade usury until the late 18th century.

http://www.events.orthodoxengland.org.uk/tag/usury/

>Dmitri Lubomudrov, the Orthodox Church’s legal adviser told the media at that time, “We realized we couldn’t stay dependent on the Western financial system, but must develop our own. As with the Islamic system, the Orthodox one will be based not just on legislation, but on Orthodox morality as well, and will be an invitation to businessmen seeking security at a time of crisis.” Among its features would be interest-free credit issuance and prohibition of investment in gambling casinos or such activities going against Church moral values.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/interest-free-banking-russia-debates-unorthodox-orthodox-financial-alternative/5495331

>>1381881
in fact Catholicism prohibited usury. Thomas of Aquinas wrote some brilliant pages about it.
Islam prohibits usury as well, that is why there are Islamic bonds and Islamic banking according to Shariah states that the bank and the user must share the same % of risk.
pretty cool if you ask me

Good fucking luck competing in a modern marketplace without it. Polities don't survive on morals.

>>1381341

I have some stories, just stating this as a bumb so the thread gets more attentíon before we put effort into typing.

Soviets were also strange
They had a massive secret military base in Kazakhstan with the form of a satanic pentagram

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They were trying to restore the glory of the Roman Empire in Europe.

In the context of the hidden occult aspect of the Nazi intelligentsia, they were engaged in the New Age pseudo religion Theosophy, which was created in the late 1800's and designed to reconcile a religious narrative with the emerging concepts of Darwinian evolution and wove a mythohistoric antediluvian prehistory of the world centered around the lost continent of Atlantis. The Nazis claimed to be in psychic communion with the ancient Aryan super race of Atlantis, who colonized northern Europe and propagated the Aryan race, and now lived deep beneath the surface of the earth in subterranean cavern cities.

Thesophy is essentially the foundation of all "ancient astronaut" esque theories of history. Many Nazi's claimed that the Aryan super race was psychically channeling spiritual knowledge into their minds, guiding them in the creation of a civilization that could see their return to the surface, and the eventual colonization of the galaxy and reconnection with the wider Cosmic Aryan empire.

>>1381291
People don't like to talk about it, but Satanism has been extremely prevalent in high ranking military figures throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. People always scoff at these notions like they're just crazy, but a man who's at that high of a level of society with so much power and influence would absolutely be drawn to the ideas of various Satanic ideologies.

>>1381213

Huey P. Long was killed by FDR before the election to make sure that America would fight for Judeo-Communism and against the Third Reich.

>>1381238
I don't about that, but I agree that there were plenty of people at the federal level who WOULD have done something like that if it came to it, if someone else hadn't got to him first. And I agree that the United States would have been somewhat less likely to have entered the European war if he'd lived to become president, or at any rate, it would have been handled very differently.

No knowledge on any sauce for that debate, then?

>you will never go back in time and save him