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>>3102454
Also, the picture is just a funny post colonial one and not to be the center of attention he was a little after the point im thinkong of

Depends.

Mumbutu copied divide and conquer techniques and focused on extraction of wealth.

Nacruma actually spent a ton of money on factories and power generation for Ghana. He got scammed by developers though and most projects failed miserably.

There are other instances of post colonial leaders trying to rapidly industrialize but they didn't have the capacity to do it.

>>3102473
I think it unfair to talk of governments like they are one man affairs, even strongman dictators. Also Nkrumah may have had different goals, but his government wound being just as exrractive as any other post colonial. And Mobotu's regime did in many way mirror the Belgum one except a little more cult of personality centered arround Mobotu.

>>3102339
The CIA unironically contemplated it to have less local leaders to maintain. They even lined up a bunch of Bolivar's descendants for a hereditary dictatorship though only had their addresses.

>>3102396
That's interesting. What about the 19th century, when the memories of the federation were still fresh?

Well if Venezuelans can't get their act together we'll might be well on our way to a union of Colombia and Venezuela

The 2nd North African Infantry Division (French: 2e Division d'infanterie nord-africaine, 2e DINA) was a French Army formation during World War II.
The Division was created in March 1936 and was dissolved in May 1940 following the invasion of France. The Division was commanded by Generals Fernand Lescanne (to January 1940) and Pierre Dame.[1]
During the Battle of France in May 1940 the division was made up of the following units:
11 Zouaves Regiment
13 Algerian Tirailleurs Regiment
22 Algerian Tirailleurs Regiment
92 Reconnaissance Battalion
40 North African Artillery Regiment
240 North African Artillery Regiment.
It was an active division which existed during peacetime. The Zouaves Regiments were made up from European settlers in Algeria and some recruited from France. The other regiments were made up of native troops from Algeria.

>>3102323
/his/ is not /pol/, including the "/pol/ btfo" threads native to the board.
you're inviting the cancer.

>>3102345
let's say it's a containment thread, then?
also, i'd like to shitpost against nazi wannabee on other boards with proper /his/ material
is this too much to ask, kind sir?

It's only a theory. Geneticists haven't been able to predict future results based on current information ever. I think this trend will continue.

>>3102146

>Trump voter

>>3102489

Not an argument

>>3101683
We only really need to do No.6.

>>3101691
Not far enough.

>>3101683
Hey Leftist friend, no.

>>3101507
It's called the forgotten war for a reason. And honestly both sides did some pretty fucked up shit. Not only did the commies commit atrocities, the South Korean regime killed hundreds of thousands of suspected leftists and communists. I.e. dissidents against the ROK.

>>3101507
>plenty of tank warfare
Only in the opening stages. Korea is too mountainous for tanks to be really effective.

t. grad student who's written a few papers over Korean War military industry

>>3101507
Because it's overshadowed by WW2 on one chronological end and Vietnam on the other.

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This is would be Japan in WW2

Perfidious Albion would have still meddled in Japan. They caused the Meiji Restoration to happen. Because the Shogunate wouldn't let them in to trade.

Japan would have become a German colony

stab the opponents until they die

Charge with all my might screaming and yelling

>>3101296
This, if you're dead even there's not much else to it.

>>3101198
what was Bordiga all about? What made him original?

>>3102966
Being obscure.

state != hierarchy

Swedish cores are important. Heja sverige!

Why is German heritage always a recipe for failure?

>>3100987
It was either autism or mistrust, hard to tell.

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Say it with me; Is-tan-bul

https://youtu.be/Wcze7EGorOk

>Empire conquers the other in the same way it has been happening through all of history
I have no love for turks but stop whining you deus vult larper

>>3100870
k

>>3100870
Not be French. Sucks for them really.

>>3100870
Sensible tax reform done in a timely manner rather than ignoring problems until youre almost bankrupt

>>3100807
The funny thing is that he wasn't even a fucking Turk.

His dad was Albanian and his mom belonged to some Greek Orthodox minority.
And yet even after the fall of the Ottoman Empire and Ataturk excommunicating him he wanted to spread the pan-Turanism meme in Central Asia and try establish a Turkic state to fight the Soviets.

>>3100859
>The Muslim turanist Turkish dictator was a Balkanite LARPer
lmao

The peak of WE WUZ

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>>3100805
I'd remind Suleiman to bring cannons to Vienna and then I'd team up with the Poles before the eternal Anglo/Germs can backstab them and carve up Europe between us.

Then I'd convert the continent to Islam by the blade.

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If the world wars were in 1988 than
Where have I been

>I would go back to 1988, become German Emperor and create a proto-EU, and prevent the world wars

I would go back to 1953 and stop Erdogan from taking over the Holy Roman Empire.

>>3100779
More like

>Ancient World
Romans and Greeks

>Past 700 AD
Western Europe.

China was relevant until retarded emperors started fucking shit up before the Manchus came

>>3100787
>Romans and Greeks
The Romans were a split off the Greek civilization so I included them together. And no because the Romans were not the only ones with power back then.


>Past 700 AD
>Western Europe.
Not for a long time bro,