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Lol, my freind Frostwulf, you still remembered these threads? I just randomly came back here and see this, man, those were the times, dozens of pages with walls of texts with quotes from various...

IIRC Tacitus (or was Caesar?) said that Germanics were tall and well build but were capable for just short burst of physical power display, they lacked stamina and were not able to do extended...

I understand however that he won't be imprisoned in US, he was sent there only for the prosecution and trail, and now he will come back in Romania.
I believe he was sent there only because was...

Even in Neolithic-early metal age (Copper age) there was an quite extensive trade across Europe. Is not sure yet if it reached Britain however but is quite possible, anyway its established that such...

I only know about that discovery from couple years ago or so, that was said it belong to 3rd century, some battlefield in northern Germany when the battle ended in Romans favor (possibly something...

Yep, I do think as well that Teutoborg battle is one of the classic examples of blown of proportions victory. The reality is that the Roman army of Germanicus returned few years later and trampled...

The connections between Dacia and Rome where actually much bigger and started long before the conquest of a part of the kingdom of Decebalus, and continued after as well.

And Dacia was back ...

Soo, let me see if I get it straight :laughter:

Basically everyone from Greece to Russia (including Romanians, Macedonians and Serbians) are in fact Bulgarians that originated in Central Asia, but...

Gosh, this was discussed to death before, you could use the search feature and find a lot about "Romanian continuity north of Danube" (including evidences, from ethnology, mythology and linguistics...

The necessity force people to push things in some direction or to learn (re-learn) new (old) stuffs. So there are some female front line soldiers today, in Syria and Iraq, including a Kurdish all...

Its obvious that on average females are weaker then males, however I don't think a well trained and physical fit woman can't be good for military service.
The problem I saw is most a psychological...

Unfortunately this is true. It needs either a big shock (like a serious war or so) either an "enlightened dictator" (short time one maybe) to change things for better.
And after that a very clear...

Energy sector, strategic mineral and natural resources and military sector need to be kept under state control.
Public-private join ventures or private management for such companies could be a ...

Ferrets, is always a pleasure to have a dialogue with you:smile:

But common, do you really want to start a historical "bigus dickus" contest hehe?

Because first of all you need to look at the...

:laughter: so, you're a Greek who doesn't know Romanian language (and from what I see neither Romanian history) but you insist to teach a Romanian about what is grammatically correct in his...

Mixed gender units I think are a bad idea, especially due to sexual tension.
Obviously lowering physical standards (to allow more women) is another bad idea.

Is obvious that the average males...

Sure, whatever, go on with Greek politics and issues discussion

Yes, I think that having women in combat units spending a lot of time on front line or some isolated places will lead eventually to "funny" situations. After all soldiers (of both genders) are...

Thats :wub:e, never heard of that here in Romania. At most there is not a specific law against bestiality because the lawmakers didn't thought that someone is that sick to do it with animals. This...

Wow, that was awful too, and was going on up to 1990, kinda incredible as well

I think the reality is somewhere in the middle. Gladiators didn't had to fight to the death in every fight, but dying in the Arena wasn't quite rare. From what I understand from archaeological finds...

Some germanophobia might be exaggerated, I agree with this (I am not that germanophobe either, even if I have some critic views about them sometime, and I voted our "German" president Iohannis at...

Hmm, even if legally they weren't directly called slaves, they were basically slaves.
Many were taken by force from their parents (usually poor people or single mothers that were considered "morally...

It is commented and implied that Swiss benefited enormously of the money and other
valuables stored there during WW 2 (many by the Nazis) and which
weren't claimed after, and their bank industry...

One of the conquistadores, Francisco Orellana, first who advanced on Amazon river, had supposedly met and fought with a tribe of warrior women (hence the name given to the river, Amazon, from...

I think the problems with EU are many. One is that surely benefit more Germany (and some close circle of subordinates) and in some percent France too. France however had fall behind Germany as...

Unfortunately such entities can work only in a relative peaceful environment, any big, organized or devious or vicious enough enemy will crush them as they are too small and too autonomus to put up a...

Other parallels

- both were/are the superpowers of their time
- both have great professional armies, arguably the best in the world (anyway, nobody is invincible obviously)
- the political...

I agree



Hmm, I do think it was pretty much a state, even if not completely similar with modern states. And in written history it was the best who comprised most of Europe (what was more...

The truth is the Russians get blocked (and butchered) soon after they passed south of Danube (passed the Danube with the help of Romanian army). So they (Grand Duke of Russia, Nikolai, more...

Good God :laughter:. I don't know actually if is to laugh or to cry. So, in your dumb propaganda the main problem (already debunked by Dromi) was the Christmas date (good luck debating that in...

Well, I said they worked as long as they were the majority and have a fairly similar level of development. Soon as they expanded too much and worked more like a colonial empire with a center...

yeah, but USGA was an idea, a plan on paper, not a reality



Correct, and this only reinforce what I said, it was a Romanian (a Daco-Roman or a Latin if you wish) who came up with something...

Bad sign for them, good sign for us :)




Damn, you guys are good, you are infiltrated here some 10 years ago without to attract much attention, only to get into action now. Thats incredible,...

Yes, the sudden outburst of such "internet wars" (in Romania too, where such trolls are very present as well, now I see they go internationally too hehe) is a good sign, it means they feel the heat...

I think Fkizz already answered to some of your concerns about the ancient Rome and why HRE (which as was said was neither holy, neither Roman and neither empire) was so keen to be related with it....

Well, it didn't reached the level of dominance and world influence the Romans had (even have), didn't build a long lasting empire and wasn't a continental power in Europe, one to unite Europeans and...

What part from "same nation, same ethnicity, same culture, same language" didn't you get? That's the thing who counts not that at some point Romanians had more then one country before being reunited...

:D I must say that your frustration is a pleasure to see, almost like an energyzer in fact, a delight to see your kind twisting and foaming around. Even if the real puppet masters behind you deserve...

Miron Costin

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