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>>2934127
The English Government

>>2934300
There hasn't been an English government since the 18th century

PIRA probably

>doesn't know a thing about orhodoxy

>>2933914
DUDE SO AESTHETIC
*CONVERTS TO ORTHODOXY BY READING THE BIBLE*
BASED PUTIN AM I RED PILLED YET?

>>2933995
you should probably stay evangelical atheist

>>2933627
Because it worked
>inb4 muh Cannae

>>2933627
Because political and military careers were deeply intertwined for most of the republican period, and you basically had to do your time in every rank of the army before election to consul: a youth's career starts with military service, then there's the tribunate of the soldiers, then there's the cursus honorum where quaestorship, praetorship and consulship all imply military duties at various ranks.
People like Cicero weren't a thing until the late republic, most career politicians were by default veteran field officers.

>>2933627
Romans during the early and mid republic really really really didn't want to become a monarchy again.
That's why control of everything was limited, it's hard to make yourself dictator if you only have a year to rule as consul, it's hard taking control of the military if you share command with another consul.
Also, politicians were commanders of armies in antiquity all the time, get used to that idea. Most of them were born rich and trained to fight since they could walk

>>2933618

Oi, where's your washing machine license, citizen?

>>2933618
Except that we have literally thousands of videos, books, articles and Internet posts about washing machines being used in houses you retard

>>2933618
Tell me about Lindy, why does he like beige?

>>2933475
Some guy who needed to cut up his meat, desu.

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>>2933482
How can he get meat without a deadly blade?

>>2933516

Stones.

>>2933373
>not knowing that God is a perfect paedagogus who will find the way for all His creations to return

Hardline spite that is required of his asinine justice system. It's not incoherent once you lay out the whole theology, but meh.

>>2933373
3. Jesus said, "If your leaders say to you, 'Look, the (Father's) kingdom is in the sky,' then the birds of the sky will precede you. If they say to you, 'It is in the sea,' then the fish will precede you. Rather, the (Father's) kingdom is within you and it is outside you.

When you know yourselves, then you will be known, and you will understand that you are children of the living Father. But if you do not know yourselves, then you live in poverty, and you are the poverty."

yea
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights

:)

More like a privilege but what evs

>>2933349
If we want them to

>>2933171
Based Basil the Bulgar Slayer?

>>2933171
Should've focused more in the East. Bulgarians were going full retard, trying to invade Greece, so he had to put them down. How different history would've been if he was the Saracen Slayer.

I don't think two of us would see eye to eye

>>2932640

What does this have to do with history or humanities?

>>2932650
Academic dress is a historical garment deriving from medieval universities (which focused on humanities).

>>2932656

No one gives a fuck and your mentally handicapped for even bringing up the topic.

I recommend an investment in fidget spinners and time off the internet.

>>2932550
>Where any of the other four beaches as deadly as Omaha?

No, but that doesn't mean they weren't of equal strategic value. Omaha was bloody because it was a clusterfuck.

>>2932550
No. And though some sections of Omaha were indeed terrible, it was still a 5 mile long beach and only those unlucky enough to land directly in front of defense nests were in machine gun range.

Give this a listen if you have the time; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQaartthWME

>>2932550
Omaha was deadly because the Americans fucked up. The other beach landings were executed pretty much flawlessly.

>>2932396
There's no evidence for the Norse in Mesoamerica. They might have seen Iriquois-tier civilizations.

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>>2932430
oh they were never here before colombus? tought they found a coin or something. Well then they would have sene something like this?

>>2932511
They would have felt at home wouldn't they?

this triggers the scots

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>independent isle of wight

They only thing they've gotten away with since 1945 was the Falkland war and even that was more an anomaly.

>>2932214
we would probably not be able to communicate with each other and would have to somehow redevelop language. Maybe through tongue flicks?

>>2932214
idk ask the jews , they have been snakes for 5000 years

>>2932234
>>>/pol/

But some anglos were Romans but keep drinking

>implying romans were white

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>>2933240
How could they have accomplished all those great things if they weren't white?