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>>3141184
I see your point /pol/, but surely your /pol/ buddies will get their jimmies rustled if they see Einstein in that list?

Either way,

sage

Being good at math ?

They were actually black.

power is adrenaline inducing

>>3141152
You always have to be suspicious of someone who gets into a position of power because as they say where there is smoke there is fire. Psychos are naturally drawn to positions of power like being teachers, police, soldiers, priests, doctors, etc... and those filthy lawyers as well.

It's kind of like how often times pyromaniacs become fire fighters and are often caught starting fires.

Perhaps crazies realize that they can be crazy without repercussion with more power.

>>3141092
but they all died

>Creates thread with incorrect historical info. Brings up non-Europeans only when making false accusations against Europeans.
Really makes you think...

>>3141120
Central and Northern Europeans were primitive barbarians.

Very inspiring. The rebirth of a nation. There is always hope. The truth always triumphs.

>>3140936
watch anyone from the early 1900s they were all good orators, why the fuck do our leaders suck today?

>bad orator
no one says that

>>3140901
Anything by Gordon S. Wood.

Declaration and Founding Finance by William Hogeland

ASCENDED MASTER TIER:
Fire in the Minds of Men by James H. Billington

>>3140899
>Who is Amanitore,

Looks like some Nubian black lady.

>and why is /pol/ getting triggered

Because getting triggered is the only reason they get up in the morning.

>>3140899
Wasn't she the monster in the labyrinth at Minos?

>>3140899
because she's a literal who, like the austrialians and brazillians

they used finnish meme technology

>>3140829
>picture clearly shows dragons have no wings and can be pierced with lances

Are you blind OP?

Seriously if they existed, how would they?

And where else would there have been dragons?

>>3140803

Yes, and? Surely you're not SO stupid that you don't realize he's talking about GENDER, not sex, right?

>>3140803
well, technically he is right. but we do become a gender down the road.

>>3140808
>he

>>3140792

Time.

>>3140792
Was there still somewhat of ancient Gallic elements in the Old French language, more than today, or did that disappear after generations of Roman assimilation?

>>3140818

The Celts spoke Latin by the time of the Frankish conquests, the only Celtic speakers left were in Amorica and in the west of Britain (and Ireland).

Capitalism

australia needs somewhere to host their off shore gulags

>>3140753
Honestly not one single fucking clue.
t. Aussie.

Nah, this place is economically in the shit. There is simply no opportunity here. Why would you want to bring people here who would probably be worse off and literally starving?

>these refugees think they are going to be able to crack the million dollar shed home market.

Kek. Pic related is a million dollar "house" in sydney. Surely they could build their own homes nicer. Sucks to be the economic refugee who picks Australia.

>>3140682
One of his accomplishments.

>>3140682
*sags lederhosen*
sheeeeiiiiit
*smacks lips*
it wuz da joooos all along
*grabs crotch*

Serves him right, he trusted a protestant.

>>3140657
The quarrelsome, conceited Greeks managed to pull it off
against Xerxes; but the abominable chemists and engineers have put such a power into Xerxes'
hands, and all ant-communities, that decent folk don't seem to have a chance. We are all trying to
do the Alexander-touch – and, as history teaches, that orientalized Alexander and all his generals.
The poor boob fancied (or liked people to fancy) he was the son of Dionysus, and died of drink. The
Greece that was worth saving from Persia perished anyway; and became a kind of Vichy-Hellas, or
Fighting-Hellas (which did not fight), talking about Hellenic honour and culture and thriving on the
sale of the early equivalent of dirty postcards. But the special horror of the present world is that the
whole damned thing is in one bag. There is nowhere to fly to. Even the unlucky little Samoyedes, I
suspect, have tinned food and the village loudspeaker telling Stalin's bed-time stories about
Democracy and the wicked Fascists who eat babies and steal sledge-dogs. There is only one bright
spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I
hope that, encouraged now as 'patriotism', may remain a habit! But it won't do any good, if it is not universal.
Was he right?

i mean he's basically right but why do brits always sound so plebeian when they express their opinions, it almost makes me want to disagree out of spite. this is almost as bad as bertrand russell

>abolish state, borders
>is overrun by third world savages
>state is reinstated, only now you´re slaves or second class citizens
Why are so called intellectuals so dumb?

>>3140595
No. Most money-lenders were philanthropists.

>>3140595
Everyone on earth were niggers until the early 1700's

It was more about class. Nobility hated being reduced to worrying about money and they hated having obligations to commoners. Like your trust fund friend who borrows your car and gets annoyed when you care about getting it back, since a car is trivial to him.

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and why are their grills such qts

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>>3140573

Land based fighters would be difficult for Japanese carriers to contend with, they would then have to make a landing in a heavily defended area where their enemy has good logistics. It would be a very inefficient use of scarce war resources.

Doing it would've strung up their forces elsewhere

they feared the tamil tiger