>>18286948
>conspiracy: a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful.
Soros conspired with his colleagues to short the pound, which was harmful to British people. Once you harm someone and you're working together everything becomes a conspiracy pretty quickly.

I forgot these people existed.

>>18286851

You guys do realize YHWH is Jesus's Father and He isn't creepy? And definitely not tied to dragons which are a symbol of the devil?

If any of you are old enough to have gone to church with your grandparents, the halleluJAH that shows up in hymns is taken from the Bible and means "Praise Yah[weh.]"

>John 14:9
>Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Show us the Father?

He's like Jesus, He's not creepy or bad.

(Though I'm pretty certain what the Kabbalists follow now is, uh, not Him. Their sacred "number with exalted messianic potential" being 666 is a dead giveaway.)

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>>18286836
based and redpilled

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>>18287699
>Saar we islamists are the best scientists since the Greeks, saar do you know we also adopted their boy loving knowledge and improved it heavenly too.
Kek

>>18287194
>rediscovered Greek texts
You mean they cut off the tradition in the Near East or ignored it while intellectuals fled to Byzantium and then started to buy copies off of the Byzantines, which they already owned.

>>18287888
>>>/plebbit/

>>18287874
Nope, Islamic scholars were the first ones to go against Greek ideas. It were Germanic barbarian savages who lacked of rational thinking the ones who clinged to Plato and Aristotle.

Starting with the very fact that Al-Jahiz discovered evolution 10 centuries before Germanic mudhut savages even started to fantasy with that idea.

From Andalucia I can name some names Ibn Firnas who was the first man who tried to fly, Azarquel an astronomer who invented the the Saphaea, a universal astrolabe, Abulcasis, the natural encyclopedist who invented the forceps and first man to identify hemophilia.

There are several hundreds of other Andalusian writers as Avempace, Avicebron, Averroes, etc etc etc., some who factually identified that species evolved given certain circunstances, others who tried to systematize alchemy (the study of elemental substances) as a science, mathematicians, etc., but that's not a matter here.

>>18287194
Greeks in chance stole these ideas from Egyptians, Phoenicians, Babylonians and Persians.

It was Oriental wisdom used by Orientals to advance the borders of science only surprassed during XIX century.

>>18288067
barbarian detected

>>18288067
Irrational yes but I wouldn't emphasize 'violent' so much. There are many animal species where most deaths occur because of intraspecies violence. What percentage of humans are killed yearly by other humans? It's statistically insignificant. Most people are extremely hard to provoke to violence, and we have to have complex institutions like the state and the army to get people to do serious violence.

Comformism is the big, underrated part of human nature. People want to follow rules and uphold social order, which is needed for societies to work.

>>18288067
Ok let’s ignore your retarded post.
They had invented high highs in the high Middle Ages?
Is there historical evidence of this?

I just want people to stop annoying me over men getting together.
And I want men in short tunics back.
Is that too much to ask for? No, its not.

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Nobody seems to care about this, but apparently the ruins of an ancient urban settlement have been sitting on the coast of Peru in plain sight the whole time.
It's called Caral or Supe, and there are four or five villages of brick buildings sitting on little rivers near the sea. They grew cotton and corn and pulled fish out of the sea with nets.
It's about as old as Old Kingdom Egypt, putting it in the oldest tier of settlements you could reasonably call a civilization. There's even some cool drama about who first academically described the place. It's fucking awesome and nobody cares.
Oh, and they find a quipa.

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Also since we have all seen gobeckli tepe pictures, this is a photo of a 'plaquette' or 'seal' that was found at the site.
Pop historian Irving Finkel thinks it is an indication that they had some kind of written or at least symbolic language. He said that once we dig up evidence that they had writing, we will all say "Of course they did, they couldn't have pulled this off without some kind of written instructions"

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>>18287714
Richard III's remains being found under a random parking lot was pretty neat

>>18287929
>Be Martin Luther
>Have OCD
>End up suffering from psychotic delusions due to the stress of scrupulosity
>Have arguments with the devil while shitting
>Be Anon
>500 years after this maniac destroys Christendom
>Mock a rape victim because doesn’t follow a schizophrenic scatological GERMAN heretic

>>18287244
he provided someone with a warm hole apparently

>>18287104
you were praying for selfish ends (not having your asshole raped by another man) you never actually a believed, you just didn't want to get raped, like a child who prays for candy.

>not wanting to get raped is selfish

>>18288085
>''wahhh my life is so hard, my asshole got penetrated and cummed on by another man, he put it back in when it slipped out, he made me moan his name as he pulled my hair, he made me wear a pink dress! this is all gods fault!''

grow up

>>18286957
Also, I've seen people say stuff like “these philosophers weren’t representative of the average person, most people believed the gods were actually anthropomorphic and that beings like centaurs were literally real,” but honestly you could also make the same argument with Christianity. Most Christians weren't intellectuals like Gregory of Nyssa or Origen of Alexandria, they were rabid peasants who held insane and obviously superstitious beliefs like black cats being demons. Yeah, the church may have denounced witch burnings and declared that witches weren't real, but that didn't stop your average peasant from believing their neighbor was a witch because she looked at him funny for 0.5 seconds.

>>18286957
Yes but what I mean is, how can Zeus be Logos if he isn't a primordial God but instead was born from hismother Rhea the daughter of Gaia, the deified Earth and his father Kronos, son of the sky deity Ouranos?

The short answer is that genealogy in myth does not correspond to metaphysical priority in philosophy. When Zeus is said to be born from Kronos and Rhea, this belongs to the language of myth, which is concerned with narrating shifts in power, order, and cosmic structure rather than describing literal ontological origins. Philosophers from the classical period onward did not read these divine genealogies as historical facts about the nature of reality, but as symbolic stories expressing deeper truths.

In mythic terms, Kronos is often interpreted not simply as a personal creator god, but as a symbol of time, cyclical necessity, or destructive succession. Zeus overthrowing Kronos represents the triumph of rational order and stable kingship over blind, devouring force. This is not a younger being replacing an older one in a literal sense, but an image of intelligence and law mastering chaos and necessity within the cosmos.

The explicit identification of Zeus with Logos emerges most clearly in philosophical traditions such as Stoicism rather than in Homeric poetry. For the Stoics, Zeus is the rational law that permeates all things, the divine intelligence immanent in nature, and the source of providence and fate. Cleanthes’ Hymn to Zeus describes Zeus as the ordering reason of the universe, ungenerated and all-pervading. Under this framework, the traditional stories about the gods are understood as symbolic theology intended for popular understanding rather than literal metaphysical accounts.

Even within myth itself, Zeus is sometimes presented in a way that transcends linear time. In Orphic traditions, Zeus is described paradoxically as both the first and the last, suggesting that he ultimately contains the cosmos and precedes it in a metaphysical sense, even if narrative stories depict him as being born. This reflects an intuition that Zeus, as the highest ordering principle, cannot be confined to temporal succession.

>>18286945
Daniel Redfern

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>>18287206
>In the 1920s French birthrates were already a concern
That was also the case in Weimar Germany and also one of the major concerns of the nazis.

>>18287423
Germany still had solid growth through the 30s, they even managed to keep the TFR above replacement during the war, when millions of young men were away from home, and i have no reason to believe german TFR would've gone anywhere but up had they won.

>>18287423
The nazis did more harm to german demographics than Atilla or the black death or the christian reformation.

>>18287522
I disagree, Germany just about recovered during the 60s before the baby boom ran out of steam, meanwhile the 30 years war left parts of the country depopulated for 200 years compared to pre-1618 levels. Probably the single most traumatic part of German history.

>>18287615
WW1 France: 40 million.
Today France: 70 million (75% growth)

WW1 Germany: 70 million.
Today Germany: 85 million (20% growth).

And yes, many french are immigrants. And yes, some germans stayed behind in lost territories.
But most french are the same old french, and most germans moved to the fatherland.

>>18286319
What is not benevolent about conquest?

>>18287089
Half of the european conflicts in the nineteenth century aren't as much about what Napoleon did, but more the dissatisfaction about the settlement the allies agreed upon at Vienna.

>>18287140
This.
>>18287152
It was never more than buying time until they could start another war in another attempt to check the Napoleonic Empire. Why were there SIX coalitions if they submitted?

>>18286595
There soon will be one, the Katechon.

Napoleon would have "won"
if he never invaded Russia.
France would probably be a bigger power if he didn't fuck up so hugely.

>Invading Russia because they won't stop trading with Britain
>Trying to sanction the brits at this time is retarded. Safest island with the best Navy.

Anyways.
As others have said. He lost when he invaded Russia. Even if he won Waterloo or in a different timeline used different marshals doing XYZ instead.
He's still fucked. Europe would turn and try to ruin him regardless. The other countries are always waiting.

>>18287586
All Abrahamic religions stem from the narcissism and self importance of the Jews. It’s an essential feature of the faith to attract people who feel that they are special.

God is on my side because... he is just is, okay libtard?

Many ""Christians"" don't read the Bible.
They use it for hate. So things like Bible study are useful to break it down for retards. e.g.

The Two Greatest Commandments (Matthew 22:37-40)
36 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?”

37 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’[a] 38 This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’[b] 40 All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”

If you use religion to hate others lgbtq+, races, people from different walks of life. You will be equally judged. Eternal hate met with Eternal hate. Jesus is God. He died a terrible death, a very human one by the hands of his literal creations. God had wiped out humanity before, a city or two. Forgiving "us" and forgiving himself. He died for our sins and His.

>>18287524
Why? Because Christianity is one of the most popular religions and one that's very easy to convert to.
>Accept Jesus Christ as the Lord and Savior
Charlatans & grifters.
""normal"" Christians don't/shouldn't do this. e.g.

5 “And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. 6 But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you. 7 And when you pray, do not keep on babbling like pagans, for they think they will be heard because of their many words. 8 Do not be like them, for your Father knows what you need before you ask him.

>>18288047
All gods are mythologies
All holy books are fictional
Politics is Treachery
Religion is Brainwashing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iep4gnmJeRE

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>maintain your physical strength and vitality
Everyone loses it anyways, why should it be something that gives us meaning if it's always fleeting?
>contribute to the long term strength prosperity and cohesion of your people
How should I define "long-term strength, prosperity, and cohesion?" Who are "my people?" People from the same country as me? The same region? My hometown? My family? Friends?
>have long passionate steamy sex
What if you can't?
>pass on your genetics
Do the infertile have less meaning then?
>go to a many different places, interact with many different people
Other than your Mario accent, this does seem to be something universally appreciated by people able to do so. Though I think people can find meaning while also trapped in the same village all their lives.
>use these experiences to build your wisdom and worldview
Most travel is hedonistic, so I doubt it brings the average person wisdom, but I suppose it is good to broaden one's worldview for the sake of understanding the totality of what is out there.
>build your knowledge
Everyone loses it anyways, why should it be something that gives us meaning if it's always fleeting?
>go on wacky adventures with the bros

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>>18288041
You only posted this to justify why you're not doing the shit op listed and instead rot in your room day after day.

>>18287329
>was [general] a good leader or were they just lucky
This is a legitimately difficult question for the vast majority of military leaders in history, anon, especially those with relatively short careers. Battles generally happen when both sides believe they can win, and luck invariably has a lot to do with the ultimate outcome.

>>18287329
She was my wife

>>18287404
So, what you're saying is that she was a witch?

>>18287329
after her death, Her commander, Gilles de Rais, went on to become an occult serial killer and murdered over 140 people, including children, in ritualistic black mass sacrifices.

>>18287329
Cheerleaders don't take battle field injuries nor lead men.

>>18285861
Israeli TV comparing Trump to a Roman in comedy sketch
https://youtube.com/shorts/xy3XbxT5jJ8

>>18285877
So it used to mean authoritarian, now it means he sounds like an authoritarian. Totally the same!

Nazism is when we marry into the presidential family n shiet

>>18287503
Or... if your favorite conservative commentator has a jewish wife, doesn't wear a swastika, doesn't read any works by nationalist authors, they're probably not a national socialist. Perhaps it's that simple.

>>18285892
>Of course fascism is just germany
of course fascism was never even close to germany, since it is italian. I'd hesitate to call even Franco or Salazar 'fascists'.
there was this soviet newspeak psy-op trying to redirect from the fact that Hitler & co. were national *socialists*. hence they tried to coin shit like 'fascist Germany' and the like. I did not know it went so far as to infect the rest of the world.

>>18286365
Only the spirit of God knows God kinda thing look it up but this humanity thing according to Adam and Eve was over before it began.

>>18286365
If you're not a Catholic/Lutheran you don't really need all those rituals. Baptism maybe but I don't personally believe even that ritual is necessary to go to Heaven. Simply faith, belief in God and accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior is all that is required. Good works are important and Christians should be good people and strive to be Christ like, but belief, faith - that is what really matters.

>>18287105
>picrel
claims like these to support gods intervention are always brutally hilarious, as they always are claims that can also be explained with other, mundane, explanations.

i wonder why is it that god "saves" so many on the surgical table, something that a surgeon can too or did, but god never does something like regrows the limbs of random, good, amputee children? how convenient.

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>>18287768
2 Corinthians 4:4
"In whom the god of this world hath blinded the minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them."

What satan does is that he makes people believe that God is taking care of this world and making sure everything is harmless and peaceful while in reality satan is making this world as painful and degenerate as he can to make people hate God while loving sin, thinking "they would handle things better". Man is born a lost sinner, an enemy of God. The whole world rests under condemnation, wrath, curse. If it didn't then it would mean that everything is fine and there isn't any problem, that's why life here is suffering, because the state of this world is meant to show us that we are not on good terms with God and that judgement is coming upon this kingdom of darkness. You can't see how loving God is if you focus on this world, but if you look at what He did for us, you see that He is good, but wants us to make a choice after seeing this chaos and pain caused by sin.

A god who is all love is a perverted god. Love without hate is not real love. If you love cleanliness, you will hate dirt. If you love your wife and kids, you will hate anything that tries to harm them.
The important thing to remember about God is His holiness. The love of God is rooted in God's holiness. All of God's love, in this age, is vested in the righteous life and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Apart from Christ, God loves no man (John 3:16; Rom. 5:8); apart from Christ, the sinner abides in God's wrath (John 3:36: “He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.”).

You say "how convenient", but how convenient is it that you just ignored all the links.

https://truthischrist.com/seven/
https://truthischrist.com/elton-anomaly-823543/
https://truthischrist.com/70x7-kjb-code-jesus-is-the-son-of-god/

>>18287969
Your links are shit.

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> Wei Zhongxian

A former street gambler who became a powerful eunuch. He controlled the secret police (the Eastern Depot), installed his own loyalists in key positions, and had critics tortured and killed. The Tianqi Emperor (reigned 1620-1627) was was completely dominated by him, utterly disinterested in governance and preferred carpentry. Temples were even built in Wei's honor during the emperor's lifetime.

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Napoleon III served a similar role to Maximilian I, that Hapsburg that tried to found an empire in Mexico. He never got to the proper Wormtongue status since Maximilian's rule was never truly consolidated, but if the empire had been successful, Mexico would have been de facto a French vassal at least for a while because of how extremely onerous the conditions of the loans were. Of course Napoleon III died in exile, disgraced, less than a decade after Maximilian was executed by Mexicans, so who really knows what could have been.

>>18287413
The first thing Maxl did on becoming emperor was negotiate for better deals between Mexico, the Church, and France. If he'd got that deal with Pius IX (worst and most arrogant pope in centuries) then France would have had to be content with the loot they'd already looted, without further extortion. France was already unpopular in Europe for several reasons and, as you note, were about to get their shit pushed in by the boche.

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>>18285402
>Netanyahu
>Vizer

He's a foreign head of state, so a nominal equal to Trump.

>>18285977
no, the problems are social and structural, also it wasn't really feminist cult