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Yes, But so are a lot of other books
Some good, some mediocre
Machiavelli had a huge impact on rulers around Europe @Fitzydog
Frederick the great was the first monarch to really question it
200 years after it came out
He layed out the principal's of how a monarch should lead without being a douche/power hungry dictator...He had absolute power, yet had some of the freest subjects in Europe
Yes tell that to the poles
Jesus
Machiavelli
The Corrupted Aryan Mysteries And History
http://esotericawakening.com/the-corrupted-aryan-mysteries
It's so refreshing to find out an idea you've had for a while and thought you were crazy for having was actually coined centuries ago by a philosopher.
Just found out about Hegel's view of history as a dialectic
She gets uglier by the picture
It that the mask that hides a crazy person is slipping more and more as she gets backed into a corner by her opponents
Lul France and their 1 tine
The *what* championship?!
Jesus hell
That's frederick for you
😂 🤷
He faked a retreat to pull the French into a valley were hes Artillery obliterated the French, reformed his line infantrymen and smashed the disorganized French army, since the French were trying to chase what they thought was a retreating army
I KNEW that was a valid troop orginazion
maybe I should actually look this stuff up
Works in total war
I'll have to try it then. Total War doesn't usually respond well to historic strategies
what do you mean "throwing more men at it" isn't a real strategey????
Frederick was always severely outnumbered, so the oblique attack only really worked for him, due to Prussian discipline...He had the most disciplined well trained army on the planet, that would hold formation and reload there muskets faster than the opposition
So most of his line would be much thinner and weaker then the enemies, and he had to rely on his soldiers standing there ground and not routing against insane odds, as his superior drill and officers coordinated quick maneuvers...Frederick relyed on discipline and out maneuvering his enemies...So he could push a large chunk of his army into the left flank of the Austrians or French, and break them, while maintaining a thin line holding on for dear life in the center and right
hey guys remember when sweden epicly won against the hre with 70k men compared to 546k
`The emeritus Pope then praises the work of John Paul II who with theological firmness sought to stem that dangerous drift. In an encyclical of Pope Wojtyla in 1993, Ratzinger explains, it was emphasized that "there are actions that can never become good. There are values which it is never permissible to sacrifice in the name of an even higher value and which are also above the preservation of physical life. God, it is even more than physical survival ".`
`That of the last Pope, Benedict XVI is an attack on the Church of Bergoglio. To everything that Bergoglio represents.
[...] "began the spiritual collapse of moral theology, with pedophilia becoming allowed and convenient". "I have always wondered," continues Ratzinger, "how in this situation young people could go towards the priesthood and accept it with all its consequences. The widespread collapse of priestly vocations in those years and the enormous number of resignations from the ecclesiastical state were a consequence of all these processes ". A process that continued into the 70s and 80s, with pedophilia becoming a real "burning issue".
Benedict analyzes the situation in Germany above all, and then moves on to the United States too, extending his gaze to the entire West. At that time, he explains, the idea took root that the good no longer existed, "but only what at the moment and depending on the circumstances is relatively better". A crisis of "dramatic forms" was underway.`
Spain and portugal. History best rapists
Those Chads created a whole new race
Look at all these taned spanish speakers on my island 🤷🏿