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lmao what a clusterfrick
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What could've been
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probably wouldve been the case if not for a certain guy
!historychads
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I lowkey respect the guy but at the same time frick him if I was alive at the time he better stay strapped on my momma I would've pulled a switch and made him dead
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real
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Kill him in the name of palestinian lives matter.
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I begrudgingly respect Turks for being clean-shaven.
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It would have been so kino if it all worked out. I both hate the Greeks for fricking it all up by overextending themselves and totally respect and understand why they went for it. The dream was within reach.
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There's a really good book called The Prague Cemetary (same author as all time classic The Name of the Rose) that's about a point in relatively recent history where "italy" was a bunch of tiny, largely irrelevant city-states. Similar to what happens in this wikipedia entry, although set somewhat earlier, the warring wannabe "countries" of northern italy are manipulated by proto-feds from bigger countries into making a series of decisions which turn out to be great for the winners and very, very poor for the losers. I highly recommend the book to anyone who is interested in the weird recent history of europe.
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!historychads, book recommendations!
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Read Eco he's good
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Will do. Never heard of him, and I could use some branching out.
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I really
really 
liked Foucault's pendulum it's a little 
proto-internet-schizo, I wouldn't recc name of the rose since it's a bit masturbatory but it's super 
popular for a reason
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Focuault's book about prisons, power, and punishment (whatever the title is) was a bit shit. I've never really cared for extremely vague terms and well postmodernists acting like they're anything close to a social science. But schizo ramblings? That's fair.
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That book is awesome, really gripping stuff. It's actually really hard to write an evil character and keep the reader invested but Eco pulled it off bigly. Very interesting storytelling device with the diary too, loved that.
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It was kinda like being the geopolitical version of a party house. Other people are in your house, and you may or may not be invited.
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pretty interesting read. A small country toyed all around by the big players
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Whoever wishes to foresee the future must consult the past; for human events ever resemble those of preceding times. This arises from the fact that they are produced by men who ever have been, and ever shall be, animated by the same passions, and thus they necessarily have the same results.
-- Machiavelli
Snapshots:
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Now you know where the Ptolemaic Dynasty got it from..........
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I still can't find any good videos on the Balkan wars.
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what about these
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I already seent those too.
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