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Hopefully evil can be stopped before they can "Borg-ify" the world.
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World Economic Forum Megathread (The Great Reset)
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Hopefully evil can be stopped before they can "Borg-ify" the world.
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We just need to get Patrick Stewart to travel back in time to when they started their attack and have him action-kick young Bill Gates in the nuts. Just like in my favourite TV show!
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But seriously I hope the world changes to end this insanity.
If Christ really does return, now could be a very good time.
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Nope, just smother baby Karl Marx and Klaus Schwab in their cribs.
And no fedbois, this is not fedposting.
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Don't forget baby Engels and just to be sure, baby Lenin, baby Trotsky, baby Mao and baby Castro.
Btw, I saw a interesting rant about these SOBs talking of the "Useless class".
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This is some Russian daytime TV propagandist tier garbage lol
For some blessed reason the more I hear these clowns talk, the less I'm scared, the more I laugh.
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WEF ghoul takes umbrage at shitposting.
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>"I don't know shit about Medieval history for $500, Alex"
Between the 8th and 11th centuries the Christians in Western Europe were dealing with their own problems and invasions. Hispania (modern Spain and Portugal) was entirely conquered in the 8th century; Gaul (modern France) was invaded and partly conquered in the 8th century; the Alps were conquered in the 10th century.
Battles were being fought against Muslims at Covadonga (718/722), Toulouse (721), Tours (732), Narbonne (752-759), Lutos (794), Pancorbo (816), Syracuse (827–828 ), Clavijo (834), Ostia (849), Albelda (851), Guadalacete (852), Syracuse (877-878 ), Zamora (901), Fraxinetum (931), Acqui (935), Sardinia (1015-1016), Sicily (1061-1091), Barbastro (1064), Sagrajas (1086), and dozens more too. There were victories and losses, but the Muslims were being slowly pushed out of the West.
During this same time period, Western Europe was also dealing with devastating raids and invasions by the Vikings and Magyars. In addition to this, Western Europe was largely divided politically, with the exception of the Carolingian period (c. 774-888 ). After the division of the Carolingian Empire, Western Europe again fell into political chaos and division. There were also ongoing missionary activities in this period to convert the Slavs, the Magyars and the Norse, who were still mostly pagans and persistent threats to the West. These threats did not end until the conversion of Moravia and Poland in the 10th century, and the conversion of the Magyars and Scandinavians around 1000 AD.
So there were many good reasons why Western Christians were tied up in their own affairs and could not simply call a Crusade and go traveling to the Holy Land with large forces. It took several centuries to convert, unite and fight Islam and paganism in Western Europe before they were able to fight in the East.
The Fall of the Roman Empire and the barbarian invasions set the West back several centuries, so they hardly had a "massive technical advantage for several centuries".
The reason why the Arabs were able to spread so rapidly in those centuries is precisely because there was a power vacuum thanks to the barbarian invasions and the dissolution of the Roman state and military.
The Protestants also supported the Muslim Turks in their invasions of Europe and actively collaborated with them on numerous occasions.
Martin Luther urged his followers to look at the Turks in the best manner and even went so far as to say that some of his German contemporaries "actually want the Turk to come and rule, because they think that our German people are wild and uncivilized – indeed that they are half-devil and half-man" (The Ottoman Empire and Early Modern Europe, by Daniel Goffman [2002] p. 110).
Suleiman the Magnificent, the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire during Luther's time, sent a letter to Luther's followers in Flanders, Holland which stated that he felt akin to them since: “they did not worship idols, believed in one God and fought against the Pope and Emperor” (The Ottoman State and its Place in World History, Kemal H. Karpat, p. 53).
Suleiman extended his kinship further and wrote letters to German princes who were sympathetic to Luther to form an alliance with him to fight both the Emperor and the Pope as well giving protection to Luther and Calvin's followers in Hungary and Transylvania. In fact, one of the biggest collaborators with Suleiman was a Unitarian, John Sigismund, who not only was dependent on the Sultan for rule of Hungary, but the establishment of this heretical Unitarian Church of Transylvania.
In the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, among the Ottoman forces were to be found Lutheran and Calvinist allies from Holland and England. This treachery continues and in the Battle of Vienna in 1681, the leader of the Protestants in Hungary, Imre Thokoly in conjunction with the Ottoman forces was attacking Vienna. The Islamic scourge was prevented from succeeding with Vienna, as they had done with Constantinople, thanks to the Catholic forces.
Battles were being fought against Muslims at Covadonga (718/722), Toulouse (721), Tours (732), Narbonne (752-759), Lutos (794), Pancorbo (816), Syracuse (827–828 ), Clavijo (834), Ostia (849), Albelda (851), Guadalacete (852), Syracuse (877-878 ), Zamora (901), Fraxinetum (931), Acqui (935), Sardinia (1015-1016), Sicily (1061-1091), Barbastro (1064), Sagrajas (1086), and dozens more too. There were victories and losses, but the Muslims were being slowly pushed out of the West.
During this same time period, Western Europe was also dealing with devastating raids and invasions by the Vikings and Magyars. In addition to this, Western Europe was largely divided politically, with the exception of the Carolingian period (c. 774-888 ). After the division of the Carolingian Empire, Western Europe again fell into political chaos and division. There were also ongoing missionary activities in this period to convert the Slavs, the Magyars and the Norse, who were still mostly pagans and persistent threats to the West. These threats did not end until the conversion of Moravia and Poland in the 10th century, and the conversion of the Magyars and Scandinavians around 1000 AD.
So there were many good reasons why Western Christians were tied up in their own affairs and could not simply call a Crusade and go traveling to the Holy Land with large forces. It took several centuries to convert, unite and fight Islam and paganism in Western Europe before they were able to fight in the East.
The Fall of the Roman Empire and the barbarian invasions set the West back several centuries, so they hardly had a "massive technical advantage for several centuries".
The reason why the Arabs were able to spread so rapidly in those centuries is precisely because there was a power vacuum thanks to the barbarian invasions and the dissolution of the Roman state and military.
The Protestants also supported the Muslim Turks in their invasions of Europe and actively collaborated with them on numerous occasions.
Martin Luther urged his followers to look at the Turks in the best manner and even went so far as to say that some of his German contemporaries "actually want the Turk to come and rule, because they think that our German people are wild and uncivilized – indeed that they are half-devil and half-man" (The Ottoman Empire and Early Modern Europe, by Daniel Goffman [2002] p. 110).
Suleiman the Magnificent, the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire during Luther's time, sent a letter to Luther's followers in Flanders, Holland which stated that he felt akin to them since: “they did not worship idols, believed in one God and fought against the Pope and Emperor” (The Ottoman State and its Place in World History, Kemal H. Karpat, p. 53).
Suleiman extended his kinship further and wrote letters to German princes who were sympathetic to Luther to form an alliance with him to fight both the Emperor and the Pope as well giving protection to Luther and Calvin's followers in Hungary and Transylvania. In fact, one of the biggest collaborators with Suleiman was a Unitarian, John Sigismund, who not only was dependent on the Sultan for rule of Hungary, but the establishment of this heretical Unitarian Church of Transylvania.
In the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, among the Ottoman forces were to be found Lutheran and Calvinist allies from Holland and England. This treachery continues and in the Battle of Vienna in 1681, the leader of the Protestants in Hungary, Imre Thokoly in conjunction with the Ottoman forces was attacking Vienna. The Islamic scourge was prevented from succeeding with Vienna, as they had done with Constantinople, thanks to the Catholic forces.
Seems like little Noahsferatu Yuval Harari's job is just to tell the absolute truth about everything they're doing:
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They literally do.
Someone parodied all of this with the lore for their nation in NationStates. The thing is, it's barely satire. It's basically how the rich see us, if they were willing to say the quiet part out loud.
NationStates | The Lunatic Nerds of Resilient Acceleration | Factbook
www.nationstates.net
This, in turn, was loosely based on CGP Grey's infamous "humans need not apply" vid from eight years back.
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1) Deuterocanonical fanfiction is not the Bible. Also, how about when the Whore of Babylon threw out the actually good shit like the Book of Enoch, still used by the one true church, Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo?
Yeah, but the difference is that when we catch our preachers diddling kids we can go to a new church instead of Father McFeely being reassigned to Somalia.
Your words about Jews cut deep and hurt because they're true.
Had this idea for a book (like many people, I never write but waste time thinking up things to write) that was supposed to be a sort of "realistic take on superheroes" thing and part of it was that automation reached that "No Human Need Apply" stage with mass structural unemployment, no jobs available. Large chunk of the public just laying around on welfare, low quality of life and no work or means to afford advancement. Massive problems with antisocial behaviors coming from complete purposelessness. Have thought it could be a good idea with the cringey superhero shit taken out.They literally do.
Someone parodied all of this with the lore for their nation in NationStates. The thing is, it's barely satire. It's basically how the rich see us, if they were willing to say the quiet part out loud.
NationStates | The Lunatic Nerds of Resilient Acceleration | Factbook
This, in turn, was loosely based on CGP Grey's infamous "humans need not apply" vid from eight years back.
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"Predictive programming"?
Any evil plan to "assimilate" the "little people" may not be able to be stopped, except by an apocalypse. Remember how Occupy went?
People were so sure they could change the status quo and make a better future back then. And now it is Mega Clown World after 2020.
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The nephilim are always watching.
Also, the trinity doesn't make sense. So sad the based Arians died out....
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So there's a housing and rent crisis - at least in America - where rent and housing prices are skyrocketing.
What if this and the "New Normal" is part of a scheme to turn the "little people" into renter "serfs" who "own nothing"?
What if this and the "New Normal" is part of a scheme to turn the "little people" into renter "serfs" who "own nothing"?
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I just like Enoch because I was reading Genesis one day (I can never get real far into the Bible, it bums me out) and it mentions giants and then just moved on with no exception. Pissed me off, like yeah it's SOOOO important I know about the exact dimensions of Noah's made-up Ark, but don't even tell me about the giants, just TEASE me.
So I get to looking it up, and apparently they were in the Book of Enoch and the Ethiopians use it.
I also don't understand why Protestants don't use Maccabees, since it's pretty much a historical account, and don't get why anybody uses Esther.
Not sure if joking (probably are), but it is sad. If I want to be an Arian nowadays I have to either be Mormon or Jehovah's Witnesses (need I say more?) and if you talk about it in public people think you're saying ARYAN and are a racist.
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Boy you're going to have a blast if you ever get to the Mosaic Law lol
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I stopped at the end of Exodus because the fun part of the Bible was over and Leviticus was up ahead.
Kind of joking. Imagine if christianity had kept Arianism as an open option (jws and mormons don't really boast about it)
It depends. There are limits to a functioning 1st world society at scale if essential workers are priced out of major cities (hence why Australia offers subsidised housing for essential workers). I think a lot of the woke stuff in the armed forces is attempting to get buy-in from a replacement for the traditional warrior class. Neo-Liberalism doesn't help either, I'm lways okay with more public housing stock being built.
Wait till he gets to the fun stuff where the furry prophet Elisha called down 2 bears to attack some brats. Lots of genocide from the book of Joshua onwards.