Message from @King Sirbosston

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2019-11-03 09:50:26 UTC  

yeah, but that is expected, Ukiso

2019-11-03 09:50:30 UTC  

The military genius of historical commanders is incomprehensible.

2019-11-03 09:50:37 UTC  

Merkel has several degrees. Still does plenty of flipflop and stupid

2019-11-03 09:50:47 UTC  

politics requires people skills, something most science minded academics LACK

2019-11-03 09:50:59 UTC  

That gif is too cruel.

2019-11-03 09:51:12 UTC  

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2019-11-03 09:51:16 UTC  

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2019-11-03 09:51:20 UTC  

They didn't have overhead shots and satellite imagery, or spy planes. They just saw a screen of the enemy front, had to do their best to align their forces in the best match-up, and then actually direct the battle whilst countering the enemy's directives to try and win.

2019-11-03 09:51:35 UTC  

I would honestly separate politician "job" into two positions
>> unironic lobbyst
>> oratorial convincer

2019-11-03 09:51:55 UTC  

so i am not suprised; that is very different from the notion that anyone looking to intepret or apply statistics be required to first receive the proper background

2019-11-03 09:51:56 UTC  
2019-11-03 09:52:04 UTC  

People can mock Crassus for his failure at Carrhae, and there are obviously mistakes he made we can now point out. But hindsight is 20/20.

Hello.

2019-11-03 09:52:09 UTC  

One to sway opinions (kinda like an attourney in court)
Other making cogs turn internally

2019-11-03 09:52:11 UTC  

That's why Alexander seems so impressive

2019-11-03 09:52:23 UTC  

so, prime minister and chancellor?

2019-11-03 09:52:26 UTC  

Because that's how it its
Make it official already, and regulate their ethics

2019-11-03 09:52:26 UTC  

Exactly. He won every battle he fought.

2019-11-03 09:52:32 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/633966934622208031/640488465775067156/fucking_based.jpg

2019-11-03 09:52:36 UTC  

The ability to repeatedly collapse Persian forces 10 times his size

2019-11-03 09:52:47 UTC  

Israeli gookists

2019-11-03 09:52:50 UTC  

The man was brilliant.

2019-11-03 09:52:55 UTC  

doesn't the current russian system work that way in theory in regards to roles?

2019-11-03 09:53:05 UTC  

He did it all from the front as well. Alexander was not the type of commander to sit back and watch.

2019-11-03 09:53:28 UTC  

He personally oversaw training of his cavalry

2019-11-03 09:53:31 UTC  

Allegedly

2019-11-03 09:53:42 UTC  

Although, and all due credit to Alexander's genius goes to him, if it hadn't been for the competence and skill of his sub-commanders he probably wouldn't have done as well.

2019-11-03 09:53:46 UTC  

Fun fact: parliament cat was attacking Benjamin Netanyahu and not letting him into the brit Parliament when he was on offcicial visit

2019-11-03 09:53:51 UTC  

Antisemite cat

2019-11-03 09:53:55 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/633966934622208031/640488820424441866/FB_IMG_1572734812173.jpg

2019-11-03 09:54:01 UTC  

That was napoleon's issue

2019-11-03 09:54:05 UTC  

top degen

2019-11-03 09:54:15 UTC  

He had bad penchant for choosing idiot friends as commanders

2019-11-03 09:54:29 UTC  

Most of the Diadochi commanded units of Alexander's army. They had to successfully follow the orders they were given and they commanded well.

And yeah, Napoleon pretty much had to do everything himself if he wanted it to work.

2019-11-03 09:54:35 UTC  

Nepotism does ruin good things

2019-11-03 09:54:35 UTC  

Except Spain. Holy shit not Spain.

2019-11-03 09:54:37 UTC  

not sure what you are refering to by 'cat' , Ukisioo

2019-11-03 09:54:49 UTC  

but i would be skeptical in regards to Netanyahu

2019-11-03 09:55:13 UTC  

British parliament has an official "mouser"

2019-11-03 09:55:15 UTC  

Anime has gone too far @2 point 2 zero

2019-11-03 09:55:22 UTC  

A cat tasked with catching mice in it