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>>3079115
Nah, they got shrekt by the Russians in the Caucasus (it was stupid), and the Brits and French in their Middle Eastern Possessions.

The thing is, however, plenty of their officer corps survived WWI, and learned from the experience, allowing them to pull this off.

>>3079115
>they seemed to preform a lot better then they were capable of or expected to
Based on what, Gallipoli? T.E. Lawrence said that he wouldn't be nearly as famous and respected if he could just make people understand how stupid and ill-prepared the Turks were.

>>3079115
>germans gift two ships
>those ships open fire on a russian harbor
>well, welcome to ww1
>"hey arabs, jihad against the infidel?"
>"no, we rather suck anglo cuck"
>fuckmylife.jpg
>british are halted in iraq, but russians slowly advance
>cannot stop russians
>french and anglos are attempting a naval invasion of çanakkale
>they bring muslim infantry from india but they defect to ottoman side instead
>they bring anzacs now
>defend the strait outgunned and outnumbered
>triumph at the end
>after a while british choose to advance on mesopotamian plains
>grind them to halt
>sudden revolution, no more russians
>illoveyouallah.png
>lose flat lands of mesopotamia and levant to british, but with the mountainous landscape of anatolia, this war is not over
>"what, you're telling me germany has surrendered?"
>"fuck this shit, i'm out"

bump, please help

Napoleon fired some big rooty tooty in a crowd
everyone in the cool house decided to make him their boss
then he goes to Italy and and also kicked some Australian ass,gaining him prestige
He had another trip to Egypt like Jotaro but the place was too hot and they had to back down and some blind guy destroyed all their cool ships
He had some more shenanigans with Germans and Russians,Kicked more Australian ass,got an ulcer in Spain,decided to march to Russia,got cold and turned back and then have to settle in France and he got sent to an island,he escaped and tried to become the cool kid again and they sent him to another island this time

T. Von Clausewitz

Napoleon was a great man. He took on the world and nearly won. But he gambled one too many times. Lost it all. His military genius is often focused upon but his Napoleonic code is still the basis of the French law to this day. It also influenced many other countries government. Napoleon also created the first government run schools.

>>3079000
Protestants worship the same God as the Catholics.

Unless they are crazy cult Protestants (You fuckers know what I mean by this, so don't play.).

>>3079015
But do Catholics worship the same God as Protestants is what I'm asking.

I understand Protestants believe they follow the Christian God, but their Luther interpretation is false, would that not make it a different God?

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>>3079000
God speaks via the pope
so who speaks to the protestants?

obviously since there is a difference in doctrine and worship god is only speaking to one and not both

take into consideration that god punishes those who blaspheme and stray away from the his will, only one truly speaks to god

you are not wrong

>>3078723
were criminals and rebels , we never liked authority

>>3078723

Everyone in America (except for Black and Native Americans) are descended from people who were tired of Europes shit.

Though Blacks and Native Americans are pretty tired of the European descendants shit.

>>3078723
Genetic descendents of people whose behavior was to take adventurous risks. Remember that behavior is partially genetic and epigenetic.

So the pioneer spirit is literally in their blood. It's not merely cultural or environmental.

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>>3078517

Smoking is degenerate.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-tobacco_movement_in_Nazi_Germany

>>3078534
I'm not saying that smoking benefits you in any way, i'm only asking abou the evolution of the medium

Mostly after the first world war.

The french, the germans, the latins.

English would have been better without these shitty languages influencing us.

>>3078494
English has practically zero German influence though?

>>3078500
Totally wrong though?

>>3078162
It was a counter-culture that broke with the Enlightenment's idea of the rationality of nature and human beings. The movement sought to describe the spirit and/or soul in nature, things and humanity. However to think the romantic era of art and litterature was of a solely religious character is wrong, since soul and spirit were seen as things inherent and intrinsic to objects independent of religion and God. These phenomenes were merely to be interpreted and described by the artistic genius. The mood and the feeling of the art is therefore paramount in the art of the period.

The idea of artistic genius stems from this period. People believed that the true artist was capable and willing to tap into a higher world of ideas, almost and sometimes in a platonic way (universalism and neoplationism), in short they could see the truth behind the veil, the truth of course being the spirit and soul of an object or an event; a sort of mystic almost. As you see this is highly in contrast with the enlightenment, where focus is placed on the mind to peak through the veil by force of reason alone and not feeling.

>>3078162
And as such it is opposed to clergy because it places focus on the personel experience of things. I.E. not having ministers telling you what's right and wrong.

>>3078162
They were the anti-anti SJW's of their day (counter counterculture). If they were alive today they would probably be radical centrists posting about the horse shoe theory.

>>3078084
looks more like the prophet muhammad to me anon

>>3078093
Our boy M-Ham just diddled little girls, I don't recall him bleeding them

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>>3078084
Le pseudoprophete.

>>3078000
You just posted a picture of it.

It doesn't, the United States does.

>>3078048
/thread

They were asking for it

People cling to Byzantine cock because muh Roma invicta, but the truth is, by the time Crusades rolled around, the whole ting was a fucking joke.

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>the Mediterranean is going a bit too well for my liking

>>3077929
no. it was the hardliners that overthrew him and then got overthrown by the CIA/Yeltsin.

Russians must love this guy, right?

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>>3077929

>>3077766
Kind of have to agree with you, anon.
I find the whole traps 'tricking you into being gay' thing, strange. I mean their whole shtick is appearing and acting female, the only way one could even 'be tricked' into finding them attractive is because they aren't gay.

>>3077766
Sex for merely pleasure is degenerate and only dumb animals act that way.

>based upon the Christian interpretation of which also destroyed the Holy Roman Empire?
What in the ever loving fuck did you mean by this

>I am pretty sure there was, at one point, such a thing as western civilization. I think it involved things like dancing around maypoles and copying Latin manuscripts. At some point [Jupiter] might have been involved. That civilization is dead. It summoned an alien entity from beyond the void which devoured its summoner and is proceeding to eat the rest of the world.

http://slatestarcodex.com/2016/07/25/how-the-west-was-won/

>>3077275
1. An Indo-European or Uralic language, not including the Indo-Aryan branch. Exceptions to this exist (Basque, Maltese), but it's pretty straightforward.

2. Christianity, excluding some of the unusual Eastern churches (Ethiopian Orthodox Church, for example).

3. Democracy/republicanism. Yes, Europe has obviously had monarchies, but from Classical Greece to Republican Rome to Magna Carta to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, there seems to be something intrinsically linking Europeans and democracy.

4. Rationalism. A belief that events, and the world at large, are explainable without a vague "the gods did it" answer. Similarly art is "rational" (it explains something in realistic ways).

5. Greco-Roman legacy. This one is arguably redundant, but the various European cultures all draw very heavily from these two civilizations.

>>3077275
everything that is wrong in the world has stemmed from Europe

>>3076257
A true Aryan

A true Messiah by definition.

>>3076263
>>3076396
Explain? Also what about his political and military achievements?

pretty sure Liu Bang was a good commander

>>3076076
this. He worked his way up through the military from peasanthood by being a capable commander.

>>3076085
Maybe a better comparison is that both were seen as the underdogs. Xiang Yu and Marc Antony seemed to always have the upper hand against their rivals (Antony controlling the eastern provinces and Egypt; Xiang Yu controlling more populous regions and continuously beating Liu Bang until Gaixia)