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>>1249128
Why bother?

Underage posters really need to leave....

Trust in Allah, but tie up your camel.

>>1249128
>god is a big bearded man in the sky who just wants you to have fun and kisses your boo boos

Fuck off reddit

Best 20th century african leader

>>1249125
As usual, gommies ruined everything.

>>1249148
Totally. I feel bad for him, he was trying to adapt the ancient culture of his country to modern times and to lead Africa through the decolonization stage.

No fun allowed?

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>>1248880
you'll have to be a little more specific OP

I like egyptian religious, it has an interesting view about the path of the soul in the life after death.
and in ancient greek religious too.

like in egyptian religious they believe that the body was a sort of ship that gives help to the rebirth of the soul in the after life

>>1248838
Because he did not give the means of production to the proletariat.

>>1248838
It was arguably Bill Clinton who killed FDR's legacy the most.

>>1248844
Many things he pushed with executive orders were ruled unconstitutional later, he pretty much went as far as possible and then some

>>1248696

Because she's not wrong.

She wrote about how the Soviet Union had a nonsense system, and she was right.

It's just that doing the exact opposite of the Soviet Union also throws up some nonsense.

>>1248696
Never underestimate the power of drivel fed to the masses.

>>1248710
but while the ideas of her books are correct, they are put forward in a laughably simple way, making the debate between totalitarianism and democracy very trivialised

Anybody

>>1248565
> books
>>>/lit/
we don't read books here sonny boy

The Orders of Gods in Greece and Egypt by J. Gwyn Griffiths shines a little light on Kek and the rest of the Ogdoad

>>1248537
I thought it was in WWII when aircraft pilots used amphetamines to stay awake and so on and so on.

>>1248566
yes this is true

It's not secret, it's just obscure.

Everyone used drugs up until very recently, the twentieth century is incredibly unusual in having prohibition against most drugs enforced globally.

>>1248478
Yup, I know very little about ancient Egypt.

I imagine a bunch of slaves ruled by an inbred royal family using religion to justify authority. It's just not that interesting. It seems like a standard kingdom that grew in scale because they had fertile land and many resources.

Yet I find Sumer very interesting. Weird.

Anyway, that's my uninformed impression.

>>1248478

What I find interesting is that almost all of the great architecture came from the Old Kingdom, Abu Simbel being one of few exceptions.

That the Step Pyramid was built nearly 1400 years before Abu Simbel is crazy to think about.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3575800/What-s-REALLY-inside-pyramid-3D-images-created-using-cosmic-particles-hidden-tunnels-inside-mysterious-structure.html

>>1248287
Local trouble maker >>>>>>>>>>>training agents to do one specific shit.

>why is it easier to sick Tonys, Jamals, and Pablos on people than ordinary citizens?

>>1248287
Governments themselves are essentially criminal syndicates. They demand you give them money for protection, and they will send goon squads after you if you don't pay that money. Furthermore, if you do something they don't like (ex: smoking a plant) their goons will beat the shit out of you and hold you hostage.

Kennedy was in charge

It doesn't have any pig

Castro knew about it a few weeks in advance when the KGB picked up on it and gave him the intel.

The CIA trained invaders were expecting to make a landing with no resistance but instead were jumped.

after finding out that 25,000 Cubans were there to fight the landing force of 1,500, they just turned tail and ran.

>>1248190
no

>>1248203
Was he markedly worse than previous Japanese Emperors?

>>1248190

A """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""good leader""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""", suuuuuuuuuuuure.

(Hell fucking no. He was literally cucked by his generals until the atomics were popped.)

>>1248102
He fucked half of the known world after his wife died. John of Austria was a result of that. He still loved her a lot though.

>>1248102

He was a big guy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Moore

>The war had a significant influence on his life - he said his only romance ended when his fiancée Lorna, a nurse, was killed in London in 1943 by a bomb which struck her ambulance. Moore subsequently remarked that he never married because "there was no one else for me ... second best is no good for me ... I would have liked a wife and family, but it was not to be."[citation needed] In his autobiography he said that after sixty years he still thought about her, and because of her death "if I saw the entire German nation sinking into the sea, I could be relied upon to help push it down."[22] In May 2012 he said to the "Radio Times" magazine, "We must take care. There may be another war. The Germans will try again, given another chance. A Kraut is a Kraut is a Kraut. And the only good Kraut is a dead Kraut."[23]

What the fuck are you talking about?

>>1248035
Read -> comprehend

>>1247993
It's all part of the Divine play. It attacks the illusory and falsifies all held belief which stimulates an adverse reaction. It makes them responsible for their perception of the world and responsibility isn't fun. We've created things like moral relativism to advocate abortion, which in many ways removes responsibility for prior actions

>>1247843
It turned out that way

For you

If i pull that nail out, would he die ?