First we are taught that Christopher Columbus discovered America. After some digging we learn that the Greek already knew the size of planet Earth and that the Vikings established settlements in as much south as New England.
Now consider that we and Asians were much earlier there and they came to us on tree trunks, because they could not afford a ticket and five minutes on board declared being the Captain, each single time no matter how well we fed them.
The problem is that, knowing the Germans, that does make sense in a weired way, to be honest to yourself.
What if Columbus just tried to organize the liberation of those that immediately adopted Spanish and Portuguese, keeping it until today and German influence is much worse than just declaring Gdansk a German found town avoiding mentioning the massacre they did to turn it German?
How sneaky...
#cyberpunkcoltoure
PS: What than really happened in Cesar's life?? Any chance they basically had a torturing and plundering tour through EMEA being half of the time on the run and the other looking for peaceful and innocent to enslave to tell the worst exaggerated story of glory and superiority back home - to their as hairy females?
I just thought, maybe in reality all of EMEA was so pissed off and turned collecting dead Romans into a main spare time activity that they therefore only traveled in Corps size groups calling it "Conquests" while factually murdering all they met until being eventually defeated every time Rome got to crowded and dirty, like Rat nests.
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We fed them again before 70/71 right? Nah, later: "The Mittelland Canal was built in stages between 1906 and 1938"
Agricultural Produce and Grain: In the early 20th century, the canal was heavily used to move massive quantities of grain and animal feed from the agricultural estates of Eastern Germany toward the densely populated industrial cities in the west
and here we go: "1905: The construction law was passed on April 1st."
That's how that happened... that's how they perverted Dutch, that's how they had so many babies.
Germany mobilized between 11 million and 13 million soldiers....
Now imagine that was no single Prussian soul, but all squeezed between Bremen and Hanover living of a hand full of grain a day from what the Dutch and Prussian left.
It all started with a tree trunk and some really really angry and frustrated souls in a human like body.
#gfyALL
