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This is what the Entente offered Bulgaria for joining WW1 on their side:
>The greek PM was willing to give northern lands to Bulgaria for promises of anatolian coastal terretory.
>Romania was willing to give southern Dobruja if they join the war simultanously and get promised Transylvania.
>Serbia was pressured by Russia into promising the "unconditional zone" south of the Varda of northern macedonia for Bulgaria
>And the Entente also promised all of Thrace besides Constantinople
Why did Bulgaria refuse?
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>>18570888
Ah yes, Bulgarians famous lovers of Turks and no conflicting territorial claims whatsoever. Didn't fight a major war only a couple years earlier. Yes and famously not thankful for the Russians for saving them from their former oppressors. No no, no panslavic thought whatsoever, all good with the Austrians no conflict over occupation of Kosovo. Come on man. Tsar Ferdinand made clear diplomatic ouvertures but the French blocked the whole thing.
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>>18570191
How did Serbia and Bulgaria and in some level even Greece became a factor in early 20th century, they were basically exterminated by Ottomans, did Russia colonize those areas?
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>>18571032
>Ukrainian busy raping Russissy horde since 1918/1991
Tsar Ferdinand have last laugh.
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It doesn't matter how much is offered you if you think you're being invited to the losing side.
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>>18571060
After Russian influence in the region grew as a result of the Russo Turkish Wars, they started importing all kinds of feral mystery mutt savages from the darkest parts of Romania and southern Russia to south of the Danube and created those nations.

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I was fascinated when I learned about Greco-Buddhism, but why there was no "Greco-Scythianism" (despite Greeks knowing Scythians followed Ares, for example)?
Why didn't "Olympian-Tengrism" emerge despite Altaic peoples being influenced by the Hellenic legacy through Arabs, Persians and Slavs?
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>>18571063
The Altai remained isolated from Greek influenced civilizations until the 19th century. The so-called "Altaic language family" is pseudoscientific, if you meant the slightly more credible "turanic race", well, those people also remained on the edge of civilization for much of history as well, the most civilized areas traditionally considered to be of so-called turanic influence, that being the Ottoman Empire, Transoxiana, and Baltic Finnish lands, are in fact racially heterogenous, with Mediterranean, West Asian, and Nordic types dominating the higher substratums.
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>>18571075
>the most civilized areas traditionally considered to be of so-called turanic influence, that being the Ottoman Empire, Transoxiana, and Baltic Finnish lands
Ok, why didn't it emerge there?
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>>18571105
Because Tengri is actually Allah.
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>>18571118
So Allah is Zeus.

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atheists have no answer to this except moral outrage
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>>18571043
We already know Christians are rapists anon
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>>18571046
Prepare get rape, sissy
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OP got molested by a priest and is lashing out on others.
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>>18571057
I don't go to churches or republican conventions so I think I'm safe
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>>18571043
Thanks for the LOL

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It cannot be that good
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>>18569724
this in a negligee could get my heart beating faster
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>>18569724
Imagine the hairy tight brown ringed butthole on this lass. Imagine her squeezing her soft warm anus around your cock while you caress her squishy meaty ass cheeks and she's breathing and moaning against your neck. Just picture for a moment she involuntarily farts and the brap bubbles traveling up and down your shaft popping and bursting sending shivers of pleasure down your spine. Imagine the tight gripped suction of her butthole milking your cock until your balls are absolutely empty from painting her intestine walls with your cum. I'd have a heart attack too.

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is it moraly wrong to genocide every other species and substitute them with clones of yourself?

This is a hard hypothetical.

A good stock, modern human male who was born and raised in a genetically appropriate climate in a prehistoric era (Let's say they were in the Ionian Islands, a very tempered part of Greece during the Pliocene epoch or early Paleo. era.)

They CAN NOT create ANY tools, clothing, fire, or use any manmade tools. No weaponry outside of a rock and their own limbs.

How long, if possible, could they survive? Assuming they make it to the age of 16 - 19.

Ultimately, the question is actually could we survive independent from any kind of modern or manmade interventions. I always see these wilderness survival TV Shows and when ever someone looses a tiny piece of equipment in their pack they have to tap out because they simply can't go on without it, so that begs my question of how little we can go.
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>>18569550
Pajeets have insane immune systems tho
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>>18568613

We could "probably" live indefinitely (with some minor difficulties/inconveniences, we evolved to be smarter for a reason) in many of the places our Homo Erectus common ancestor lived, see pic related. They weren't too-too dissimilar from us, while at the same time having a tool set of maybe four items: sharpened stick, jagged rock, straw bag, and animal skins.
It wouldn't be a glorious or cinematic existence however: a lot of wandering around, a diet composed almost entirely of roots, shoot, fruit, nuts, insects, and the odd scavenged carcass or small-to-medium sized blungeoned animal.


>>18568635
>Okay, what if NO tribe. Literally all alone.

4-6 months. Death from either some stupid normally inconsequential accident that kills you "by yourself" because it prevents you from effectively foraging for 2-3 weeks, or you get picked off by a large cat or bear. Humans can't live by themselves.

>>18569069
>There was a point in human history where we didn't know how to make fire yet or know how to develop sophisticated tools.

There wasn't actually.

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>>18568613
I lived like that for 8 years
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>>18568613
>They CAN NOT create ANY tools, clothing, fire, or use any manmade tools. No weaponry outside of a rock and their own limbs.


So for some reason he's not allowed to do any of the things that makes us human. I would give him 2 or 3 weeks
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>>18568613
>modern human
>CAN NOT create ANY tools, clothing, fire, or use any manmade tools

That's not a real hypothetical.
If you're not going to allow him to bind a sharp stone to a split branch with handmade grass rope, then you don't have an anatomically modern human at all.

>the united states the most evil country in world history and on the 250th anniversary of its founding, there are no words to truly encompass the extent of the violence that this white supremacist imperialist settler colony has unleashed internally and on the world stage
https://x.com/transjewtalian/status/2073384066372571561
Is this true?
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Well, anon?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5ZzRmlHtvI
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>>18570305
Posted the wrong image I take it?
Also, what about their post are you asking about? It's just an opinion, but we could discuss the premises. Be more specific OP, fuck your low effort twitter screen cap.

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And why is it Trotsky?
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>>18570780
>He was not a great person, since he basically flip flopped between parties endlessly in the Tsarist period
No he didn't. He was a reluctant Menshevik because of perceived factionalism of the Bolsheviks and dictatorial control by Lenin But later joined them over realized similarities and most accepted him wholeheartedly.
He shouldn't be condemned for not surrendering his intellectual power to any single party and was mostly independent in the Pre-revolutionary era.
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>>18570767
No man has ever been attacked by weak arguments as much as him.
So many revolutionaries could be applicable too, Bourgeois press machinery is merciless.
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Trump
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>>18570403
obviously Hitler
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Nero

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Is there anything as comprehensive as this but for Japanese gravure?
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This is about the AV industry.

>We must not have tyrannical naval ships that threaten our freedom, we must build compact democratic gunboats instead for self defense.

>The Barbary states are not allowing us free trade passage without a fee!? Quick, bypass congress and war against them using the democratic gunboats!

Americana AF
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>>18570779
Tripolitania declared war first anon
>b-but muh US Naval threat
which was done in anticipation of a declaration of war
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>>18570786
Just pay the toll, parasite, a toll in your own water borders are not a dec of war
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>>18570786
>We dindu nuffin
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>>18570847
What right did pirates have to demand anything from a soverign independent nation?

Gregory Russeau was the 527th person executed by Texas since 1976. He robbed and murdered an elderly man in Tyler in 2001. Russeau, an African-American, was born October 11, 1969. He was convicted of a residential burglary in 1988 and served three years of a ten year sentence. Russeau was paroled August 7, 1991 and after that worked mostly manual labor jobs in Smith County.

On May 30, 2001, James Syvertson, 75, got up to go to work at a car repair garage he operated in Tyler--despite his age, he was not showing any readiness to retire. Syvertson, a Minnesota native who was born in 1925, had served in the Army during World War II and moved to Texas after the war. He worked as a mechanic for a number of years before opening his own garage in Tyler and had resided in Flint since the late 1970s. Syvertson talked to his wife Gladys on the phone at some point after arriving at the garage. According to Mrs. Syvertson, her husband ate lunch at Luby's Cafeteria every day and preferred to go there at about 10:45 AM before the lunchtime crowds formed. The Luby's manager reported that Syvertson had been at the eatery around 11:00 on May 30.
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>>18570541
>Is it federal roadblocks that cause these delays?
Not to my knowledge. The idea of dragging cases out as long as possible is mostly because lawyers can make money off it.
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>>18569026
People are cheering about blackie getting executed but honestly
the elderly man is less beneficial for society than the nig. Most old people are parasites that need to make room for new blood and hardworking young men
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>>18570934
He was a manual labourer, you could probably replace him with a dozen less-murderous filipinxes at the same price
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>>18570934
But syvertson ran his own garage and served in WW2, was he not beneficial to society?
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>>18570940
And then your nation has replaced one of its own people for a dozen foreigners.

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Hello again
Now that I've finished my daily US presidents thread, I went ahead and decided to do a repeat for the US states since I liked the discussions that were had. These threads will be a general discussion of the history, culture, and other aspects of each state
When talking about events, please keep them to 2001 or earlier, thank you.

Alabama joined the USA as the 22nd state on 12/14/1819 after being split from the Mississippi Territory two years prior. It is named after the Alabama tribe (Alabaamaha in their tongue). It has a population of around 5.1 million and is approximately 52.4 thousand square miles in size. Its capital is Montgomery and its largest city is Huntsville.
Alabama was originally a heartland of the Mississippian culture, and later became home to the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Creek. The first Europeans to properly settle Alabama were French Creoles in 1702 with the founding of Mobile.
Alabama was often considered the Heart of the South, and was a key core of traditional southern culture and values. Its economy was dependent on cotton and slave labor. It joined the Confederacy during the Civil War, where it was crucial to the war with its production of Iron.
After the war, the economy fell into a slump and began to become more reliant on coal, iron, and steel instead of cotton. Racial segregation and Jim Crow Laws heavily disenfranchised the high African American population of the state, and it was the last state to end the practice of leasing convicts to labor to save on pay. Progressive labor reform was implemented in many aspects during the early 20th century, but racial equality remained poor.
In the 1960's the state became the heart of the Civil Rights Movement which saw Governor George Wallace face off against numerous civil rights activists and leaders. A space station in Huntsville would later be opened that would greatly contribute to space travel development.

What do you think of the Yellowhammer State?
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>>18569843
Why does everyone keep moving there then, kek
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>>18569828
Not that anon but
MI is Michigan
MS is Mississippi

Anyway it's because MIssissippi is dead last in basically everything except literacy
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>>18569763
>Sherlock Holmes (fictional character)
>depp fried delusional fantasies
No argument retards
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Neat, I like these threads
>>18569298
Lol why browse /his/ then anon? As you said, you have Wikipedia.
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>>18569287
I have family there and it's great. We all get together on Thanksgiving and go to one of their huge patches of farmland and just shoot guns, ride 4 wheelers and tell horrible jokes. Every adult is wasted in a few hours and the yard game of football has rotating players depending on who isnt napping. As night falls the homemade fireworks come out. Inevitably most are too drunk to drive home so you either have a huge improv road trip for hours getting everyone home (jokes and good times continue in the car) or sleep on couches.
Those old hollar homes have the best furniture in the world because all those old country ladies do is shop for good furniture and clean it every week. Falling asleep on one of their legendary couches will give you the dreaded seven hour nap and youll wake up feeling amazing at 10 pm.
Quiet southern dignity is real. The old country ladies walk around in fine dresses and hold their chins up like royalty, I love it. Seeing the young women do it only makes me more proud.
>You better go to church, anon. Get up and get dressed
>I'm tired aunt Ethel I'm just gonna sleep
>(She has already picked a switch and is beating your ass from a dead sleep) You want to stay in my house then you're going to church, anon
>Five seconds later
>I'm ready to go to church aunt Ethel
I love Alabama.

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Is the reason they're so short because of their southern european ancestry?
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yea, compare brasil to portugal

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How much of the back and forth throughout history happens thru generational swings.
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>>18570658
Generations were largely the exact same as the previous for most of history because literally nothing around them changed. You were a peasant, your father was a peasant, your grandfather was a peasant, and you all lived around the same place. “Generations” being different is a modern phenomenon due to rapid technological change and population explosion.
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>>18570658
Juvenoia isn't new and goes back to at least antiquity
>>18570775
Humans have a tendency to just invent shit to distinguish one-another regardless
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>>18570775
That is a common misconception. There was a constant downward social mobility. Your could be a serf, but your father could have started as a free farmer, who had debts and condemned your family to live as serfs. His father could have been part of the local baron's retinue. Of course you are not descended from that man's heir, you are all second sons of the previous generations. And so one and so on. You can go even higher up and have a king as a great-great-great-great-grandpa. That after all is the reason why we are all descended from Charlemagne. Every single Generation the second sons of the nobility, who had nothing to inherit, because the feudal economy is mostly static (measured by a lifetime), would join the peasantry and intermingle with them.

Your grandpa was a Chad, who made something of himself. He is a knight. You are a peasant, who maybe can join your cousin as a dirty little peasant boy and help him guard his toll road.

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What the fuck was wrong with europeans in the early 20th century?

How did they go from peasants living under serfdom for thousands of years then literally the instant they got electricity and newspapers they all started latching onto the most retarded ideologies in human history?
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>>18570722
Fascism is also completely retarded. As is communism.
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>>18570764
Nazis-Maoist is correct way.
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>>18570722
Because it tapped into revanchism in defeated countries and democracy was seen as soft on communism so people sought a tougher alternative
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that was precisely it. people with 20th century population sizes and technology who had 13th century ideologies.
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>>18570528
We see ourselves as vastly more progressive in philosophy and ideology yet these people were willing to put their lives on the line for the most absurdly moronic ideologies invented by alcoholic incel losers writing essays in their bedrooms.


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