Comments by "No Name" (@NoName-hg6cc) on "Extra History" channel.

  1. Lorenzo: "Guys, calm down and keep a level head..." People: "BLOOOD!" Lorenzo: ".....what did I just say?"
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  2. Also, Hirohito was heavily criticized and in some instance it was a justified criticism, but it seems he was clever and more clam than most Japanese, knowing a war with USA would cost a lot and Japan risked annihilation
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  3. Boyar: wait, you said steak didn't you? DIDN'T YOU? Vlad: smiles
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  4. I've heard they did, dependingly on the tale
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  5. Japan Crane: don't look Human look France Fairy:don't look Human: look Crane& Fairy: what's wrong with you
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  6. ​​​​ @Charlie_the_Robot-01 He asked for the immediate abolition of slavery and Lincoln said no And he wanted to be general of the army, not commander in chief, something similar to Grant
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  7. "That's what she said" Casanova
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  8. ​ @srajandikshit7590  Well, he was "Il grande tessitore"
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  9. Beaten by people with spears. "Mighty English" LOL
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  10. No Napoleon did a thing for Italy
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  11. I don't think she cares, judging by the legend
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  12. Very few Southerner Italian dislike him
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  13. Actually Vlad did visit that castle but his true fortress is in ruin, destroyed by Hungary or Turks
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  14.  @christianweibrecht6555  Meh. Scotland now has an option: EU
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  15. At 135 years of age?😂 Man, he must have found the Saint Grail
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  16. ​ @john_fortres BS. He is not
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  17.  @TheCyricSun  And at Villafranca what happened?
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  18. Hipatia, 400 CE Mediterranean, possibly middle aged philosopher Americans: ..... 'MURICANIZING BEAM
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  19. Could you cover Italian trade empires in Middle Age? The Maritime Republics?
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  20.  @peakzen5870  Jamukah: "I HATE YOU!"
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  21.  @johnyricco1220  True, but the military was powerful and he probably couldn't find any strong reason to refute their argument. Even in Japann the emperor was not all powerful, in the past the Shogun was way more powerful than the emperors and he probably feared being replaced with some more appeasing relative
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  22.  @CuddlesEnjoyer  And? French stopped a Lombardy
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  23. It isn't. What you're talking about is monkeypox. Same family, different virus
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  24. That explain Modern History, which is basically a collection of lies
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  25. 4:38 Arab world was much more civilized than most of Europe back then
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  26. 5:28 I'm supposed to cheer for Anwe, right? Right?
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  27. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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  28. "Hey guys, remember Verdun, in the last war? Let's do that again!"
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  29.  @azlanadil3646  Napoleon had an army from a nation bigger, for size and population, than Frederick, and not encircled as Prussia was
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  30. True
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  31.  @bkjeong4302  Yes, he believed the military when they said they could win. But he was clever enough to understand when to stop. Many Head of States don't have even that much wisdom
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  32. Actually, 1848 went national, for a while
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  33. ​ @john_fortres They are
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  34. Even capitalists say monopolies kill economy
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  35.  @TheCyricSun  Yeah, that's why I said no Napoleone did a thing. Risorgimento happened because of Italians, if it was for the Frencb barely Lombardia would be free
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  36. The red shirts....Garibaldi would have sued him for copyright infringement 😁
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  37.  @lepingas2401  It's not hate as much as disgust
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  38. I get that reference!
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  39.  @db4517  It's not a lie, it's true.
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  40. More like Trump's, along 1984
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  41. England had an had in that "failure". Perfid albion
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  42. ​ @SuProcione  Italians usually speak Italian with each others
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  43. This is better. The one when Napoleon get overthrown is cheesy
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  44. "I call for the ancient mystical force that can stop you: the police force!"😂
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  45. Mansa Musa "Oh, you can be rich, but you ain't super rich!" Alì "What's the difference?" Munsa: "PRESENTATION!"
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  46.  @lt8395  England invaded by Welsh and Irish? It was the contrary...
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  47. Footnotes for you Americans, who think Alamo is important 😂
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  48. And the Earps
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  49.  @nauticaltruck802  Wrong. India is ancient and Mughals controoled most of the sub-continent
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  50. True. Taking from the tulips video "the people will rise... wait, what if they don't?"
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  51. Americans and English asking why Garibaldi is potrayed that way while shamelessly potray their people like big heroes who did magnificent things (for example: Theodore Roosevelt) when in Truth they were less than great 😂
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  52. Using deception against Oni is simply fighting fire with fire
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  53. 3:13 maybe they should have fought imperialism at home
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  54.  @Wolfeson28  Actually, IT WAS. It just didn't happen until 1800, because of the egoism and blindness of Italian leaders and chief of state in the previous centuries
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  55. ​ @GigaRoman  There was a Garibaldi but he had no relation with Giuseppe, who was anti slavery
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  56. It's not the Ponzi scheme but the Blunt scheme
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  57.  @napoleonibonaparte7198  I don't think so, Scotland would benefit from leaving the sinking uk Titanic
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  58.  @Tomartyr  Since when saying the Truth is Anglophobia? Lol
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  59. As per usual Russians think they have the right to expand and threaten others like they're doing now in Ukraine
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  60. Actually very few don't like him, usually the mislead who never opened an History book
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  61. Yeah, he probably wouldn't have
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  62.  @spaceman081447  Yeah, wrote fast and without thinking
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  63. And the fact he was Freemason: so what? Do you even know what freemasonry is?
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  64.  @franciscomm7675  not very representative...
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  65. If they don't like iron, why not bringing some with you? Something pointy, stury, with a sharp edge...
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  66. Well, there were treaties even among vicious nations to limit weapons production
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  67. 6:45 see antivaxxers? That's how they did once: you had to suffer and survive the disease....if you do survive
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  68. If you look the 90s movie you never see Mulan challenging Chinese tradition
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  69. Afghanistan and Macedonia didn't conquer India. English were lucky
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  70. USSR was trash. It's not only Stalin
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  71. ?? uk?😂
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  72. And now the second part with Brexit. Lol
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  73. 1876, 100th of Independence: defeat at Little Big Horn 1976, 200th anniversary: defeat in Vietnam USA celebrate its birth with defeats
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  74. Teaching self reliance to your son A) Give him some money and tell him he need to buy his own food and that the next time he might have to work for it B) Abandon him in a grave until he can climb out
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  75. ​ @ElQPrometePerfume  They left a lot not said
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  76. Yes it did and still does. It exists
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  77. Mughals had been emperors, recognized, for centuries. English were invaders
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  78. Love it 1920: going to space? Lol, as if Not later than 40 years later humans did go to space
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  79. Richard the Lionheart, great warrior, awful king
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  80.  @WileyGunslinger  Against states rights....to own slaves
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  81. Well, '90s Mulan wasn't bad even if not entirely truthful to the original( but then again it wasn't with King Arthur either).
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  82. ​ @MrJecull "reAl HiStoRy ANd FaCts" which are....? 😂
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  83. Damn! I made the same comment above!
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  84. No means no. It goes for men too
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  85.  @andrewklang809  LMAO! The Jusenkyo guide!
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  86. ​ @Soopahperry111 Err...it is. They are terrible people but they are still people
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  87. "Madness? THIS. IS. AMERICA!"
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  88.  @AnonymousanonymousA  Ethiopia got his arse kicked in 1936, so...
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  89. Poor nordicist. Their ancestors dwelled in caves and trees while the ones they thought were "inferior " thrived, and they could not just accept that😂
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  90. Well, what would have you done in his place? 🤷‍♂️
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  91.  @austinnichols8671  EU economy is better than England but English decided to cut ties and the result is that England's economy is going down the drain, Scotland will benefit more by entering EU
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  92.  @john_fortres  Nobody does
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  93. "Troy Story 2" Well played
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  94. Meglio? Divisi e deboli? Ma per favore
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  95. ​ @john_fortres They didn't
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  96. In Middle Ages they WISH they had vaccines
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  97. Not in 1600. India was a mighty empire Europeans went to for trade and like said in the video, English were the most pathetic of the bunch
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  98. It sure is. It's pro socialism and anti communist
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  99. This was so true in 2024
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  100. Cautionary tale that being pacifist and peaceful is not enough. Should be clear to anyone who advocate a "general peace" between an aggressor and a victim like it would solve anything
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  101. And today we have antivax saying "POLio DiSAppEared On iTS OW" and "WAShIng YOur HAnds is EnoUGH"
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  102. False
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  103.  @gradipadia9800  Well, you should broaden the list of the people you know. The people I talked with, including my relatives, don't think so
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  104.  @gradipadia9800  I'm Italian too and nobody I know from the South share that opinion
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  105. It's like that in many countries, I think
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  106. Only state that lost a war against a bird
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  107. I think you should mention 1$ was not exactly something everyone would spend on something like that
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  108. He understood nothing of Machiavelli and his statesmanship. Few did and still do
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  109. LOL! He didn't hold back. One of the few, if any, English who ever spoke the Truth
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  110. What crimes? There weren't children in the 1000 Bronte was an open and bloody revolt with deaths BEFORE Bixio had to intervene
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  111.  @john_fortres  He did all for Italy and Freemasonry wanted an united Italy. He fought always for the oppressed and united our state. He was a great person and an hero
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  112.  @augustwolf_2256  He was not a traitor as 1) he was British 2) he was socialist not communist 3) he believed in democracy
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  113.  @augustwolf_2256  He was not He defended his country and democracy by stopping people who would harm both being employed in counter intelligence operations
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  114. Che c'entra?
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  115. 1848 Italians did fight together, for a while against Austria. And Venetians did raise the tricolore
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  116. Except he is not. Unlike Napoleon or the Kings of France, not particularly liked in Brittany, Provence or Corsica
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  117. Basically Sims was the Mengele of USA
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  118. How dare he have an opinion...🙄
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  119. uk, the first narco state
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  120. Employee in such company: cough Coffin company: "Oh no, we're dead!"
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  121.  @Habitual_History  If he did go there, he wouldn't have returned. Beside, it's not like you couldn't know anything about USSR. Sure, it was a very secluded place, but info did go out. And there are many Soviets, some of who ended up in a gulag, that can testify. So no, at hominem attacks are totally unjustified
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  122.  @puppetguy8726  I know, but this means Italy is one of them. For example, there was a naval treaty on limit of weight class and numbers of frigates, submarines, battleship that EVERYONE violated
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  123. Well, the father of Corsica nation felt Italian. He probably would have liked a Federation more than an unitary state though...
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  124. Sad that the Civil War will weighted more on poor people than the rich fat cats that owned slaves
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  125.  @kevincronk7981  Except it did
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  126. "No" means "no" Merlin. You deserved it
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  127.  @TheCyricSun  Risorgimento happened because of Italians, if it was for the Frencb barely Lombardia would be free
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  128. It mention the murderers he had to stop, sadly with violence at 6:32
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  129.  @Valery0p5  Isn't that Bronte? I thought it was
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  130.  @Valencetheshireman927  they did. They were 🏴‍☠️ before
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  131. You mean smallpox is no more?
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  132. Thank you. Respect to Persia
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  133.  @peepeepoopoo7181  Then go. One way ticket
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  134.  @peepeepoopoo7181  I bet,n if you have the money. Lots of it. And perhaps if you can afford trip to hospitals with better equipment
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  135.  @peepeepoopoo7181  And you know life expectancy is 15-20 years less than ours?
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  136.  @peepeepoopoo7181  I was talking as us Europeans. And the fact life expectancy is higher here is a fact, like it or not
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  137.  @peepeepoopoo7181  Life expectancy include living conditions, like you also recognize. If they are good life expectancy rise. Perhaps you should noticed you talked about Botswana and I focused on Botswana. I didn't talk about Mali or Sudan, nor Nigeria or South Africa, because you originally didn't. I don't think Africa is in the stone age, in fact I'm probably more aware than you it's developing. But developing doesn't mean the conditions are the same as in Europe YET. And this is a fact
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  138. *USA and USSR
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  139. Thankfully it cannot no matter how much antivax try
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  140. Vaccines don't cause autism
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  141. Babylonian:hold my sha'nayat
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  142. Garibaldi wanted Grant position
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  143. ​ @mr.archivity France asked Nice too actually
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  144.  @mr.archivity  No they would not. Napoleon the III asked both Savoy and Nice
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  145. "Get your flu shots!" 'Nuff say
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  146.  @ssl3546  true. He..."she" was impregnated by an horse afterall....
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  147. Also Otto Von Bismarck was Germany Cavour
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  148. A better world uh? I feel like we are running towards his worst predictions
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  149. There in your little circle maybe. I talked to Sicilians who think differently
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  150. AHAHAH AHAHAH AHAHAH Better? Better? Lmao 😂😂😂
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  151. LORD PALMERSTON!
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  152. The only way for Axis to win was beating uk first, then USSR, LEAVING USA ALONE. But that wasn't possible
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  153.  @장준현-i9p  What a stupid book
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  154. Ares: I had fun Zeus: you shut up
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  155. ​ @chequereturned He probably did take inspiration
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  156. I was thinking that too 😂
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  157. He will always remember, You won't
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  158.  @yibithehispanic  As an hero and a fighter for freedom. You won't be remembered at all
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  159. Ponzi's scheme should be called Blunt's scheme
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  160. 4:50 ahhh so that's where and when creative finance was born!
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  161. You understood nothing of the book
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  162.  @Gregianatomia  Read the book again. Read about what Orwell thought of democracy
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  163. And that's why 🇪🇺 is important. Not so long ago Europeans were divided and in fear. No more
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  164.  @thanhhoangnguyen4754  Actually they didn't. Not after THAT declaration
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  165. There is
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  166. Sun Wukong: I'm invincible, I have plot armor Buddha: Ahahahahahaha NO
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  167. Lol
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  168. The King Otter asked for it. If those thing existed humans would have fun finding out if there are more otters than bullets
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  169. He understood nothing of Machiavelli, few still do. Il Principe is state of art statesmanship. Also, he was an hypocrite
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  170.  @tyrant-den884  No it's not, Niccolò believed in a strong state and was the first to theorize realpolitik.
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  171.  @walkingstickman1  "There is always a goddamn train"
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  172. It would be short
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  173. "Enough to feast the Prince of orange and his entire court!" "Really? Yet I was hungry again 30 minutes later"
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  174.  @tewodrossamson790  No, Italy was winning without. And it wasn't the only one using gas
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  175.  @tewodrossamson790  It's you who should show evidence first
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  176. He was socialist, not a commie and he believed in democracy
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  177. Ohhhhhh! Great reference!
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  178.  @ryno155  Venetians knew it wasn't possible to recreate it. They might have preferred a Federation more than an unitary state. Trieste too celebrated in 1918 when it was finally freed. Sure, some people might have preferred Austria, but the majority, Italians, in fact didn't
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  179. "Do you think I'm pretty n-" "COUGH COUGH" "Never mind" puts mask back on
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  180. 4:56 "Welcome to the world of syphilis"
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  181.  @ZIEMOWITIUS  Were you interested in politics? Did you see what happened in January 2021? It's pretty clear who's the wannabe dictator
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  182.  @mnm1273  And how does that make it a democracy? The enslaved people have all the right to be angry
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  183.  @熊唯嘉  Yes, and only the aristocracy and landowners close to the Bourbon
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  184.  @MarcoCaprini-do3dq  Sono d'accordo co quanto scritto. Ricordo però che l'opzione federalista, forse possibile nel 1848, è stata mandata all'aria dagli stessi sovrani
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  185. @@miramoche8901 And? He's remembered as a butcher and thief in Spain and Italy
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  186.  @BoxStudioExecutive  Except Italian were known by middle and high part of society
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  187. ​ @Guiscardo777  I think there are some in Italy...
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  188. Love this channel!
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  189. There will always be diseases
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  190. I didn't like the wrestling style teaching
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  191. Portugal was closer to fascists and Ireland wouldn't have helped uk right after they got free
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  192. What I thought too!
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  193. He did in the video
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  194.  @bryantoth5249  No no and no, they sold their equipment and had no resources other than what English gave them or allowed them to have
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  195.  @MarcoCaprini-do3dq  I agree
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  196. ​ @jeff_underscore9244  Well, he only said it feels familiar, you're doing the rest
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  197.  @GonnaDieNever  Well then, I hope you are ready, because Chinese are ready to make you pay four times that. And your like Trump's whine will achieve nothing. They have the upper hand
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  198.  @EC-qk2se  uk crime syndicate IS the worst in History
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  199. ​ @VintageLJ After 8 years..LOOOL😂
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  200. The pretentious imperialist were the English, Chinese were at home
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  201. Blunt's scheme
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  202. Italians as the people in Italy at that time
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  203.  @VCYT  they never were
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  204. ???😂😂😂😂
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  205.  @SA-Bean-Bean  Since you are so sure of what you are saying, you should prove it
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  206.  @SA-Bean-Bean  Aka "I've got nothing so I cannot explain"
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  207. People in 1800s: "If people all over the world could communicate instantly, there would be no hate" Their descendants in the XXI century: 😂😂😂
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  208.  @marksnow7569  In 1600 nobody could tell India would be fragmented
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  209.  @marksnow7569  In 1600 Mughal empire was still strong and united, in went be until 1700 that cracks showed, until then Europeans could not hope to topple it, they could only trade and, I repeat, the most puny and pathetic were the English
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  210.  @marksnow7569  No, English were pathetic and puny because in 1600 they were just another power, who couldn't use violence without repercussions
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  211.  @marksnow7569  The downfall of Portuguese and Indians is what brought them to power, they were aggressive but it didn't pay off until late 1700 early 1800
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  212.  @marksnow7569  Rarely aggressive? More like rarely successful
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  213. "Four legs good, two legs beeetter"
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  214. It's amazing how you completely missed the point
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  215. The first world war would be the Seven Years War wouldn't it? Edit: oh, you meant as modern war
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  216. You jinxed it
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  217. ​ @sisi4508 Well said
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  218.  @speedy01247  I dunno that "without hate"....We Europeans did to each other unspeakable things
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  219. Uh...yes?
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  220. (Smallpox) god is dead. And we killed her
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  221.  @Carewolf  Italians are descendants of Romans and Romans themselves
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  222. Bad men and women. Like Victoria
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  223. *Invasions are fun. Except they're not
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  224.  @giorgijioshvili9713  2000 with gatling guns and rifles, 20000 spears bows and arrows "MIgThy enGLlish" LMAO
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  225.  @giorgijioshvili9713  Those 20000 were armed only with primitive weapons and still showed English what might is
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  226.  @giorgijioshvili9713  No, Zulu showed British what bravery is, fighting against impossible odds and managing a win, something British couldn't do without guns
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  227.  @giorgijioshvili9713  Just because English fought people with less weapons with machine guns doesn't make them mightful
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  228.  @giorgijioshvili9713  Zulu were outgunned yet they kept pushing against them
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  229.  @347Jimmy  The Zulu had only spears. And then got beaten by machine guns. Again, "mighty" English
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  230.  @347Jimmy  LOL no. IF they did have them they were very few (and surely Zulu didn't use them as well as they could). But if you prefer to believe in a "GrEaT VicTory" of the English, feel free to do so, although, History refutes you
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  231.  @prdocumentaries7553  Who built a crime syndicate you mean? Using machine guns against people with spears and bows
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  232.  @347Jimmy  Very, very few The 90% or higher had a spear. But if you need to believe the Zulu had guns to make that defeat less bitterness, fine by me
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  233. He is a muscle head. He likes blood and almost no one in the Olympus like him
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  234.  @john_fortres  He is.
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  235. 5:54 never happened before...but 2024 election is close and there is one candidate who advocates it if he wins
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  236. Are you seriously comparing tea and opium? 😂
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  237. Then I guess if one countries forced uk to open its market to, say, heroin, it's a payback to British exporting the harmful alcohol 🤣
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  238. Ahahahahahaha respect? RESPECT?
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  239. Palmerston was and English, so a criminal
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  240. ​ @Fordo007 You mean what barbarians tried to do with Romans
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  241. All Asgardians have giant's blood
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  242.  @ad_astra468  Ma che è nato e vissuto PRIMA che Mussolini nascesse E per quanto socialista, DETESTAVA il comunismo "Io desidero non succeda all’Internazionale, come al popolo di Parigi, cioè di lasciarsi sopraffare dagli spacciatori di dottrine onde essere spinti a delle esagerazioni, e finalmente al ridicolo; ma che studi essa bene gli uomini, che devono condurla sul sentiero del miglioramento morale e materiale, prima d’affidarvisi... Si contenti l’Internazionale di ciò che è diritto per lei, senza toccare alla proprietà e alla eredità degli altri" Garibaldi era socialista perché promuoverà il miglioramento della condizione sociale delle casi più basse, non la presa del potere e degli averi altrui
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  243. ​ @ad_astra468  Ma che è nato e vissuto PRIMA che Mussolini nascesse E per quanto socialista, DETESTAVA il comunismo "Io desidero non succeda all’Internazionale, come al popolo di Parigi, cioè di lasciarsi sopraffare dagli spacciatori di dottrine onde essere spinti a delle esagerazioni, e finalmente al ridicolo; ma che studi essa bene gli uomini, che devono condurla sul sentiero del miglioramento morale e materiale, prima d’affidarvisi... Si contenti l’Internazionale di ciò che è diritto per lei, senza toccare alla proprietà e alla eredità degli altri"
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  244.  @ad_astra468  Ma che è nato e vissuto PRIMA che Mussolini nascesse E per quanto socialista, DETESTAVA il comunismo "Io desidero non succeda all’Internazionale, come al popolo di Parigi, cioè di lasciarsi sopraffare dagli spacciatori di dottrine onde essere spinti a delle esagerazioni, e finalmente al ridicolo; ma che studi essa bene gli uomini, che devono condurla sul sentiero del miglioramento morale e materiale, prima d’affidarvisi... Si contenti l’Internazionale di ciò che è diritto per lei, senza toccare alla proprietà e alla eredità degli altri" Garibaldi era socialista perché promuoverà il miglioramento della condizione sociale delle casi più basse, non la presa del potere e degli averi altrui
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  245.  @ad_astra468  Ma che è nato e vissuto PRIMA che Mussolini nascesse E per quanto socialista, DETESTAVA il comunismo "Io desidero non succeda all’Internazionale, come al popolo di Parigi, cioè di lasciarsi sopraffare dagli spacciatori di dottrine onde essere spinti a delle esagerazioni, e finalmente al ridicolo; ma che studi essa bene gli uomini, che devono condurla sul sentiero del miglioramento morale e materiale, prima d’affidarvisi...
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  246.  @ad_astra468  Garibaldi era socialista perché promuoveva il miglioramento della condizione sociale delle casi più basse, non la presa del potere e degli averi altrui "Io desidero non succeda all’Internazionale, come al popolo di Parigi, cioè di lasciarsi sopraffare dagli spacciatori di dottrine onde essere spinti a delle esagerazioni, e finalmente al ridicolo; ma che studi essa bene gli uomini, che devono condurla sul sentiero del miglioramento morale e materiale, prima d’affidarvisi... Si contenti l’Internazionale di ciò che è diritto per lei, senza toccare alla proprietà e alla eredità degli altri» Si contenti l’Internazionale di ciò che è diritto per lei, senza toccare alla proprietà e alla eredità degli altri"
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  247. ​​ @ad_astra468  Garibaldi odiava il comunismo "Si contenti l’Internazionale di ciò che è diritto per lei, senza toccare alla proprietà e alla eredità degli altri" Garibaldi era socialista perché promuoveva il miglioramento della condizione sociale delle casi più basse, non la presa del potere e degli averi altrui" E no, non fu un errore: era l'unico modo per avere l'Italia unita e Garibaldi lo sapeva
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  248. Why?
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  249. I wish I had a time machine...LOL
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  250. You are both right and wrong. He didn't act fittingly on some occasions, also he failed to see his idea of Italy, a republic made by the people for the people, could not form. But he did fight all his life for Italy and he forsaw some changes and even problems Italy could face( as Garibaldi did). All that said, I think his contribution to Italy is important. Had Italy already being formed he may have been it's greatest President. Alas, we'll never know
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  251. That's Cavour
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  252.  @vidblogger12  me too. Yuck
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  253. Too bad they became imperialist and aggressive
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  254. Same author
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  255. He defeated the Germans
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  256.  JayoJay  Rome? When?
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  257.  JayoJay  Back in the day when? Rome didn't trade drugs
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  258. "wE StOod AlOne" Land lease: Am I a joke to you?
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  259. Not in 1600
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  260. Ahahahahahaha uk had no wat to beat Germany. Like said in the video, there was no enough materials, nor finance for the war. uk was in deep trouble
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  261.  @Swift-mr5zi  It's also because India was plundered
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  262.  @aaronpaul9188  He is not. Few might hate him, sure, but I'm sure it's less than Napoleon is in Corsica or other regions of France proud of their History
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  263. They were "tributes to trade" more than simply offers. Because China worked like this: you want to open my country to your goods? Pay up. Continuously. Thei I give you the privilege to trade with me. Japan did for some time, then distanced itself
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  264. ​ @xoho3462 Exactly.
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  265. Oh please, putting all the stops for a ship that was basically sent to be sunk!😂😂😂
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  266. Perseus didn't kill her while sleeping
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  267. Just a correction: an idea of an united Italy existed before Garibaldi
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  268. So you are saying Axis should have been left alone to conquer Europe and Asia....
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  269. It's typical of Revolutions. That's why they must be started only when you got nothing to lose
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  270. @miguelashcatiom2435 British Isles had it bad too and no, the bloodshed of the Revolution isn't necessarily better. They didn't need to spill all that blood.
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  271. @miguelashcatiom2435 Nah, not really French Revolution brought good with a lot of bad and bloodshed
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  272.  @TheUSgoverment  Oh God....
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  273. Well said
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  274. ​ @zeljkomikulicic4378 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
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  275. Galileo Galilei 🇮🇹
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  276. And 2025 plan made that theory scary
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  277.  @tribblier  Russia like this element 🙄
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  278.  @Nasrudith  They were but English never cared that much
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  279.  @icoudntfindaname  The only time they did fought Mughal, they lost badly
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  280. Middle Ages?🤔
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  281. Without it uk colonies would have fallen either way or just become independent once uk lost
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  282. Politicians...make a mess and still manoeuvre so that people vote them
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  283. Watching this as 🇪🇺 I fear for my Union
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  284.  @liamwilson5670  "I wouldn't say freed, more like, under new management"
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  285. British: you will surrender the antiques... Egyptians: YES! Thank y- British: ....to us.
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  286. USA: "Thanks, INDIANS, for the helps. now Give us your land"
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  287. I liked the channel with all the contents, including Extra gaming 😟 Oh well....
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  288. Been spendin' most their lives livin' in the gangsta's paradise Been spendin' most their lives livin' in the gangsta's paradise Keep spendin' most our lives livin' in the gangsta's paradise Keep spendin' most our lives livin' in the gangsta's paradise
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  289. 8:13 Well, I should have know they would make the reference before me
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  290. BS
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  291. Who is Octavian? Oh, nobody. Just the first emperor under the name of AUGUSTUS
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  292. ​ @mrscechy8625 Or at least as much as
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  293. ​ @lordgarion514 hashtag blame kruscev for thinking he was smarter than anyone else and almost bringing the world to the oblivion
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  294. Ahahahahahaha queen Victoria's CONSCIENCE? Did she have one?
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  295.  @gellegrainja9805  OUI*
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  296. Piedmont army didn't perform that bad And people were not that hostile
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  297. Different virus
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  298.  @TheCyricSun  Yeah, that's why I said no Napoleone did a thing.
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  299. Not with Mulan
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  300. You mean Swine flu drives police car...
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  301. Few? Hercules, Paul Tarsus, Dante... Hell is an highway 😉
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  302.  @Valencetheshireman927  Since the company was the long harm of the government...
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  303.  @Valencetheshireman927  British "honourable" (Ahahahah) Indian Company was private but carried om uk interests.
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  304. Not until the end and not so strongly
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  305. It might be the most deadly
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  306. I think there was another method, Loki agreed with the plan just to screw with Thor
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  307. I wouldn't call him an hero but violence on political matters was common back then
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  308. Uh....no? Malnutrition didn't help, but they died of flu...probably something correlated to it
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  309.  @peepeepoopoo7181  No, I'm stating I am European
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  310. Technically, Christian God is based more on fairness, mercifullnes and love
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  311.  @justawhim  Exactly
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  312. We do have other documents, although some are unreliable
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  313. Russians are showing their aggressiveness again
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  314. Garibaldi was 53 when that happened
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  315.  @mr.archivity  Not really, Napoleon asked before giving help and a Treaty was signed No Nice, no French help
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  316.  @mr.archivity  Yes, but Cavour feared that if he refused to give Nizza Napoleon would have given back or helped Austria taking back Lombardy
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  317.  @mr.archivity  Cavour did speak Italian. And he didn't hate, he was just a practical man, less inclined to revolutionary outburst He always dreamed to unite Italy
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  318.  @mr.archivity  He may have said that but he also said "I want to be the first Prime Minister of Italy" He wanted to unite Italy and he did as Rosario Romeo cited
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  319.  @mr.archivity  Everyone has those moments of tiredness and fatigue. He didn't act upon them though
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  320.  @user-fc5zq7dh2w  Except Italy was winning without
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  321.  @tewodrossamson790  Orange agent LOL
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  322.  @theblackhat9769  AHAHAHAHH nope, it was minor inconvenience, but the Italian army quickly answered and made them retreat, then they used gas
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  323. I know about Salamis and Platea though
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  324. ​ @Crimsrn Theft and pillaging unites them
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  325.  @intergalactic92  Italy was not an oppressor
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  326. Kharkov....a familiar name these days
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  327. No, they had not
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  328.  @Chronostasis_YT  Sorry pal, that's the Historical Truth. 🤷‍♂️
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  329. American independence: American fighting bad and owing against inferior numbers? Surely that won't happen long term...
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  330. @creatoruser736  During a 1776 war: Americanns fighting bad against inferior forces? Surely that won't be something that will happen often...
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  331. Meh.
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  332. Ares, the butt monkey of the Olympus
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  333. "mOSt poWeRful"... Sure enough, this series shows how English actually are, from Blunt to Walpole
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  334. Irish whined about the pope, so they certainly didn't catch his sympathies. Besides, politically, he needed uk support
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  335. Japanese bonsai charge...so wrong, yet so right, somewhat!
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  336. You mean eradicated? Rinderpest
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  337. The rules were unfair
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  338.  @Kaiyanwang82  what???
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  339. 😂
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  340.  @myri_the_weirdo  Gioconda wasn't painted in Ftance but in Italy
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  341. But they did have more GDP. And that's a fact, like it's a fact China produce more than Norway.
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  342.  @genderbender6958  So ll good and forgiven? No, I don't think so
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  343.  @darthseagraves  Not really
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  344.  @ap6480  exactly
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  345. ????
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  346.  @jeb1413  France had more territory, more population to conscript (by the way, it's not like Prussia didn't have conscript)
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  347.  @vatsal7640  Nah, more like disgust
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  348. Uh, so she was a Deist...
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  349. No. Spanish Flu was N1H1 Covid19 is a coronavirus
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  350. How?
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  351. Well said
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  352.  @tomg7124  Italy controlled Ethiopia by late 1936. Even if it doesn't count as colonization
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  353.  @tomg7124  No, not really, by 1936 it was all over and they didn't need mustard gag. The bandits were few and didn't do much And Ethiopia could count as a full colony as it didn't exist until Italians were beaten
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  354.  @tomg7124  Stud, Italy stopped using it in few days. After all, it wasn't needed, it had all the weapons it needed to win and maintain control of the territory. Ethiopians may not accept it but defeated they were. Few bandits change nothing
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  355.  @tomg7124  Study it up
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  356. LOL Though to be fair, USA were important in WW2, much less in WW1
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  357. Well, since it's about our unification it's normal patriotic sentiment rise when talking about it
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  358.  @Idontknowwhatonamethis  Zulu didn't have guns
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  359.  @Idontknowwhatonamethis  But they didn't! They had spears
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  360. Superman, Batman and Spiderman all in one 😂
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  361. So much for the "wE sTOoD aLonE" lie English like to repeat
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  362.  @warriorpred4686  Zulu had only spears. And they won!!!!
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  363. Much of those "innocents" were a mobs that attacked private owner. They might have been poor but that doesn't justify it
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  364. @Valery0p5  Not mobsters, "mob", who participated. Again, they might have have reasons, they were hungry, but that can't be a justification. And yes, Bixio shouldn't have done what he did
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  365. And lost at Bezzecca​ @samueleandriolo4517 
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  366. LOL, uk could do nothing, uk was about to lose, it had no material or money for the war, it didn't happen thanks to USA
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  367. Santa: "Oh oh oh, be good, or the severed head in the bed will be yours, capiche? MERRY CHRISTMAS!"
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  368. If you think so you don't know Italy
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  369. " 4 legs good, 2 legs beeetter"
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  370. "the next time you HANG with your friend" Did you do that on purpose?😉
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  371.  @Grayson-tk5hn  Got nothing on the BURNING friendship with women in 1600 though
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  372. 8:37 Kamala Harris: shut up and take my action points
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  373. 5%
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  374.  @fot6771  Ahahahahahaha no, it wouldn't have
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  375. ​ @danielmitchell6940 So what?
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  376. Same goes for the other side
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  377. "To beer! The cause of, and solution to all of life problems!"
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  378. A Republic is democratic
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  379. uk: really chaps: don't you have any shame? Everyone: DO YOU uk?
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  380. Also, Madison was quite a schemer and sweet talker
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  381.  @Gregianatomia  You didn't read what he thought about democracy, which socialists do accept. So he wouldn't find anything strange in EU
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  382. LORD PALMERSTON!
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  383.  @Tummamu  Today? Nope
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  384. If they waited Giuliano might have died on his own....😂😂😂
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  385.  @danshakuimo  yes
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  386. ​ @dog-ez2nu I think closest a socialist came to the Presidency of US was with Horace Greeley, if he can be called a socialist
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  387. In the end Bolivar failed because he was alone. He had no Hamilton, no Franklin etc....
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  388. English world famous and world beating hypocrisy
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  389. Italian pronounce T tol
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  390. Italy in that period was among the richest place in the world though
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  391. ​ @BrandonBDN French and English were quite incompetent in WW1
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  392.  @lukem5202  Coronavirus may not be as deadly but it is a killer
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  393. Were in charge until 2020. And risk to be again in 2024
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  394. ​ @Crimsrn China had the right to put custom on imports without uk having a say on that. English financial problems were not theirs
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  395. Exactly!
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  396. France changed side twice...
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  397.  @halifax7137  No they didn't
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  398. So it's a serie on beverage. Next wine?
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  399.  @surraeforshee5569  rinderpest
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  400.  @thanhhoangnguyen4754  Slavery in the Union ended in 1863
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  401.  @theotherohlourdespadua1131  It's not true. The declaration was as wide as possible
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  402. England pre 1700 is way overrated
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  403. @Mousieofhousie  True, but he doesn't exactly look like a hero there 😉
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  404. Well, depends on your point of view. Some might say it aged perfectly
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  405. But for Americans every battle they were in was important, the rest footnote 😂
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  406. Bs
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  407. It's the Blunt scheme
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  408. ​ @NewtypeCommander Italians didn't hate each others
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  409.  @NewtypeCommander  I said that a wasn't so... simple past tense They didn't hate each others
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  410. It was English barbarism against an Ancient Civilization
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  411. 3:35 LOL, great reference
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  412. And?
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  413. Yes, they don't reproduce there, they hijack for a "passage", so to say
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  414. uk had no material for the war, the ship sunk and even if uk itself didn't immediately fall, it would eventually after losing all colonies
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  415. Sorry to say but Irish loved the Pope. The Italians, Garibaldi especially, not so much
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  416. ​ @ChrisCrossClash Europeans beat Napoleon
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  417.  @ChrisCrossClash  Actually British themselves say they aren't. However I mean continental Europeans
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  418. So he sacrificed his life for his country, ahed blood abd tears, gor rejected and belittled and he id a traitor?
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  419. He was a great man, surrounded by dwarfs and pieces of s...ts
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  420. So we can expect an Ice Age in the future....
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  421. How so? USA did nothing in that war
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  422. Which one?
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  423. "A small step for a man, an huge leap for mankind" 😢
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  424. ​ @ricardodemarco3486 Most of them had no fire weapons
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  425.  @ricardodemarco3486  Nah. Few did
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  426. "You cats sure are a contentious animals"
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  427. How so?
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  428. Well s***
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  429. Or, well, 2020
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  430. What's with Asian thughs and the number 1000?
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  431. You know that's bs, right?
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  432.  @ryno155  What do you mean "why"????
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  433.  @ryno155  What's to explain? You wrote something that has no ties with Reality
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  434.  @ryno155  Savoia was part of an ITALIAN kingdom for centuries and had ties with Italy more than France, as did Nice and Monaco. All three had Italian majorities Italy was freed and united, Sicily didn't want Bourbon and often rebelled, Venice fought under the Tricolour and Friuli wanted to be Itslian and celebrated in 1918, like Trentino Alto Adige
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  435. The only way Axis could win was by focusing on uk first and the USSR, leaving USA alone. But I think USA wouldn't gave allowed it anyway
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  436.  @prideofegypt388  Ethiopia had fire weapons
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  437. Birds: "Edibile plants, no predators...this is heaven!" Humans, arriving on a ship: "Oh what a beautiful island! This is heaven!" Birds: "OH NO! Oh no...."
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  438. Mmm... assets of an aggressive foreign power in American banks frozen as deterrent...sounds familiar but can't put my finger on it.
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  439. ​ @GigaRoman  State "Ok, who did this" Southerner: "Saw nothing, did nothing"
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  440.  @john_fortres  It's true È inutile che voi neoborbonici accusate Garibaldi
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  441.  @john_fortres  It is true and voi borbonici siete ridicoli
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  442.  @john_fortres  Io sono del nord ma ho parenti del Sud, che visito ogni anno.
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  443.  @john_fortres  Ti consiglio di lasciare perdere le storielle neoborboniche, studia su VERI libri
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  444.  @john_fortres  Allora indipendententista. Ma ciò che ho detto sullo studio vale lo stesso
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  445. In Italy there is the story of Leone Jacovacci, the black Italian boxer, European champion, during fascism. Sadly it's not that known even here
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  446. "Hey, think of instead: a girl worth fighting foooor!"
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  447. It's a message that really hit home today
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  448. I'm European but I know about Thorpe. I also read about him because I had one of the Madden game. He was an awesome athlete but to vall him "the best ever" it's a bit of exaggeration in my opinion
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  449. ​ @gives_bad_advice exactly
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  450. Lies are what you wrote. 😂
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  451. It was barbarism( England) vs an Ancient civilized nation
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  452. So it went like this: Hera: call an assembly and figure out how to stop the llage At the assembly Agamemnon: I will give my prize and take your, Achilles Achilles: I'll stop fighting Hera:no wait that's not what I wan... Agamemnon : see if I care Achilles: Very well Hera: Well, poop
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  453. They didn't? What about Cuba?
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  454.  @Snephen  In the 60s they faced off like this again
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  455.  @duruarute5445  About what?
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  456.  @Snephen  I never said they were
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  457.  @Snephen  It's an answer, not to my question though
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  458. Few considers him as such even in Europe
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  459. @@miramoche8901 In France perhaps, but not the rest of Europe, less so in Egypt
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  460. No, Mughales were the respected emperors of a powerful empire when backward pirates from a puny little island kingdom in a North European island came, pathetically begging for scraps off their table
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  461. Sicily is part of Italy though
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  462. No, a drug war between a narco state and a civilized one
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  463. Dude, not here please
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  464. Dracula lived before this era
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  465. "So English being obnoxious and thinking all it's die to them goes way back" this is what you needed to write
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  466. Perfid Albion in all its cruelness. And the English still goes "bUt buT....wE DiD gOoD tOo"
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  467. War crimes???😂😂😂
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  468.  @Valery0p5  Learn how to write
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  469. So he set up an illegal spying system.
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  470. 7:27 Remind me a scene of Bruce Almighty 😂
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  471. Almost as weird as English and Americans being good at war
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  472. Richard Henry PRAT
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  473. Sounds less like Christmas and more like Carnival
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  474.  @zackakai5173  It already is an epidemic
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  475. Yes, but so were the English..In fact, they were perhaps worse
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  476.  Patrick shea  Notice how millions died? As much as 100 millions death
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  477.  @BryanLikesCandy  sadly
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  478. Actually they kinda did
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  479. ​ @greg_austin That's what happened. Many pathogens attack the lungs
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  480. Italian translation is wrong. Cowpox isn't varicella, varicella is chickenpox
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  481. All uk did was begging America
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  482.  @midimusicforever  Nope. I'm right
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  483.  @midimusicforever  YES. You got to accept facts
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  484.  @midimusicforever  No, you need to get a clue about True History
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  485.  @midimusicforever  Since you are a child, I'll speak your language: UNO REVERSE
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  486.  @midimusicforever  Yes exactly, you wrote it.
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  487. ​ @williamgreene590 Hades actually is the one who created the least problems
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  488.  @piperjj4486  The nations were separated
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  489.  @Contrabasstubone  what's the point then?
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  490.  @john_fortres  E ch doveva fare?
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  491.  @john_fortres  Doubt that
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  492.  @john_fortres  He is not
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  493.  @john_fortres  Why would he be?
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  494.  @john_fortres  I doubt it
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  495.  @john_fortres  Go study Real History
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  496.  @john_fortres  I know people from the South and you should stop speaking for them
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  497.  @john_fortres  I'm not what? Ignorant? I know
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  498.  @john_fortres  contrary to you I'm not
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  499.  @john_fortres  I'd suggest you start studying REAL History though
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  500.  @bereketeabteshome8126  Indians drove Italy out
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  501.  @bereketeabteshome8126  Facts
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  502. ​ @neutronalchemist3241 Prussia? Yes, they were. Garibaldi won
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  503. Who?
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  504.  @toxicdragon323  Measles is dangerous too. So are polio, covid, whooping cough etc... Get your vaccines
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  505. ​ @MarcoCaprini-do3dq Why luckily?
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  506. Outdated? As cavalry was? Please
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  507.  @stanisawzokiewski3308  Their elephants had artillery mounted on them
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