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What's his name again?
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>>2973203
Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus
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>>2973203
A Console of Rome
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>Gnaeus
>Pompeius
>"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""Magnus""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
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Hitler pretty much hated the German royalty.
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>>2973164
This. Hitler loathed reactionaries and it was mutual. They only briefly allied because they both hated communists even more.
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>>2973164
Yet his empire was the sequel of the first and second reich.
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name an uglier first lady 2017-06-19 02:42:54 Post No.2973042
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>>2973042
Julia Grant. Picture does not capture that she also had a lazy eye.
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>>2973042
She used to be thicc
I wouldn't consider her ugly, at least napoleofemme level.
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still there last time i checked
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>>2973025
How do you know?
Any proof other than anectodes?
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>>2973019
No germany is just a dream of your mind
Anyone here encountered stuff on ebay which you thought was stolen or a really legit ancient stuff.
I dont know wether this is legit or not
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Egypt-3D-Marble-1-5-Bast-Pharaoh-Figure-Statue-Bastet-Cat-Ancient-Sculpture-201-/172714253549?hash=item2836925ced:g:9ckAAOSwDrNZP6hl
feels like its stolen
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here is a pic of it
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its just some cheap souvenir for tourists, they make these things by the million and hawk them outside the pyramids
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>>2972947
This. From the wording of the ad, it seems like a cheap tourist piece.
That being said, most of the genuine antiquities you see on ebay and other sites are definitely stolen/looted. It's a pretty big, and well-known, issue.
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Shia Islam vs Sunni Islam 2017-06-19 12:40:09 Post No.2972696
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Which do you think is better? How would you improve one or the other?
pls no shitposting and no insults
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>>2972696
No shi'ite ever crashed a plane into my office.
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>>2972696
Isn't the only difference who they believe succeeded Muhammed?
Honestly, I don't give a fuck.
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>>2972696
Sufism
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>We must stop the Germans from taking over the world!
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>>2972687
start shit get hit fag
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>>2972687
Does anyone has the legit version of this map, where they don't paint whole country or continent as British possession, just because Brits had influence over one port city?
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>>2972993
Just take away the U.S territories and Afghanistan and its a legit map of the British empire at its territorial extent.
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>tfw someone says "Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox" are the "Big Three"
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>>2972648
Because Coptic Christianity is pretty small, especially in English-speaking countries.
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Copts are usually lumped into Orthodox
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Can someone redpill me Eastern Christianity? How much influence did they get from their Western counterpart? Is their Christianity closer to the original?
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Childhood is recognising that religious uniformity is necessary for a stable state and that all tools of state power may be used to achieve this goal.
Adulthood is devising the means to triumph over that necessity, so that state power is delegated to more pressing concerns, such as geopolitics or actually defending a majority faith by protecting it against other states hostile or detrimental to that faith.
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>>2972642
>Not taking both
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>>2972642
Look what it got us today
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>>2972642
not his, not hum
rep**ted
I was born in the 1970s. Pretty awesome actually. You couldn't verify a damn thing. You could lie and tell stories as though they were the truth and people would believe you and they never found out otherwise.
There was nothing at all to distract you from the things you wanted to do. You focused and got shit done. If you wanted to talk to someone distant you had to be tethered to the wall with the phone cord. Paper-based mail was exciting when you sent and received letters. You had to actually get up and drive, walk, bike to your friend's house to talk to them. You had to wait up to 1 month to get photos developed and you had to choose your shots carefully. You had to ask local people for directions when traveling.
Everyone talked to everyone else when you went out somewhere. Sometimes you'd sit down to a meal and have a group conversation with several other people in the restaurant and everyone else would be listening in.
Secrets were kept. Porn was in magazines and on VHS/Beta you had to hide from your parents or randomly find in the woods. When you were out in nature you had to focus on nature and not your phone or battery life. Walkie-Talkie hide and seek was a thing. There were only 3 TV channels, if you turned the antenna correctly. Movies were neighborhood events.
Hidden ponds didn't have trash around them because you were the only person who knew about them. Trails didn't have graffiti and twitter tags, if there were trails. The fish were bigger then. The water cleaner. There wasn't any jet trails in the sky. Rainbows were not for fags. You used gas lanterns and flashlights with massive square batteries around camp.
Where ever you were, you looked out from that spot to everything around you. You didn't look at a screen to determine where your place was in the world. Your place was where ever you happened to be.
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>>2972553
Cool story u old homo
not rly tho
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>>2972553
Trump is going to fix all this
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>>2972553
This is deep...
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Is the US a Fascist country?
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No.
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>>2972535
No, this is a stupid question and you should be ashamed for asking it.
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>>2972535
No.
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10 most influential humans 2017-06-19 11:10:43 Post No.2972496
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10 most influential humans
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Can anyone argue against any of these? which one would you remove and who would you replace him with? Listed in order of influence:
1. Nebuchadnezzar
2. Karl Marx
3. Paul of Tarsus
4. Julius Caeser
5. Charlemagne
6. Mohammad
7. Confucius
8. William the Conqueror
9. Adolf Hitler
10. Alexander the Great
Bonus pick: Albert Einstein
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>>2972496
>No Napoleon
>No Mao Zedong
>No Jesus
Dropped
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>>2972496
Where is fooking Jesus?
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>>2972505
Jesus was of minor importance compard to Paul
Napoloean was a second string player compared to Charlemagne
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itt: historical larpers 2017-06-19 11:08:46 Post No.2972493
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>>2972493
What made the Almohads LARPers?
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>Kingdom of sicily
>has a king
>controls sicily
how are they larpers?
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>>2972493
Ever country that ever tried to claim to be Rome has LARPed
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Why?
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cooper
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Guano
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Chile needed more coast
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I mean, he did predict the rise of populist strongmen around the year 2000.
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>>2972429
Was there a year when populist strongmen weren't popular?
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>>2972429
Crowley is lookin' thin in this pic.
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>>2972443
That's le minerals man, you dirty philistine!