#history

kuchinster@hub.hubzilla.de

About the seizure of the territory of former ukraine

Russia's strategy is as simple as a Kalashnikov rifle: to destroy the Ukrainian armed forces, that is, all those capable of holding weapons.

And in three years they have not realized this. They are hovering in some theoretical schemes of the past.

Although in the past, the victory remained with the one who did not seek to seize the “battlefield”, but destroyed the enemy army. The bigger, the better. Better all of them.

And the capture of territories is a “bonus” after the destruction of the enemy army.

The Russian army entered Paris not because it conducted some wonderful offensive operations, but because it destroyed Napoleon's army, constantly retreating, destroyed, I remind you, completely, to zero. And after that, they went wherever they wanted to go.

And they are always talking about how many kilometers we have occupied or not occupied right now. When the #AFU is destroyed, we will simply take whatever we deem necessary. They can't get their brains around this simple idea or are afraid to do it, realizing the consequences for themselves....

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#ukraine #war #denazification #demilitarization former #ukrainian #territories is #Russia #russian #history

wist@diasp.org

A quotation from Tuchman, Barbara

Books are the carriers of civilization. Without books, history is silent, literature, dumb, science crippled, thought and speculation at a standstill. Without books, the development of civilization would have been impossible. The are engines of change (as the poet said), windows on the world, and lighthouses erected in the sea of time. They are companions, teachers, magicians, bankers of the treasures of the mind. Books are humanity in print.

Barbara W. Tuchman (1912-1989) American historian and author
“The Book,” Lecture, Library of Congress (1979-10-17)

#quote #quotes #quotation #books #history #civilization #library #literacy #literature #meme #reading #science #writing
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Tuchman quote

faab64@diasp.org

The Myth of the U.N. Creation of Israel

UN Resolution 181 neither partitioned Palestine nor conferred any legal authority to the Zionists for their unilateral declaration of Israel's existence.

There is a widely accepted belief that United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181 “created” Israel, based upon an understanding that this resolution partitioned Palestine or otherwise conferred legal authority or legitimacy to the declaration of the existence of the state of Israel. However, despite its popularity, this belief has no basis in fact, as a review of the resolution’s history and examination of legal principles demonstrates incontrovertibly
#Israel #History #Palestine #UN #Britain #Politics #Zionism #Occupation #Colonialism #Revisionism
https://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2010/10/26/the-myth-of-the-u-n-creation-of-israel/

ramnath@nerdpol.ch

https://old.bitchute.com/video/D87AzX0Wr2XO/

#ceylon #News

shocking truth behind woke culture In Schools, are food shortages coming & was the flood deliberate?
13.40 Anderson speake up now
15.36 distractions
17.20 rees-mogg-constitution
18.05 how to beat #tyranny
20.56 #car #boot trading standards
21.59 fed runs usa
23.29 cdc corp
25.57 #food shortages are they coming
30.10 old what they said what was
31.39 old world before it got demolished
32.19 old #history in films
33.26 tartaria concealed
34.57 tartaria in maps
37.22 vatican secrets
38.56 uranium
40.00 timeline 1700
43.05 time
44.54 was north carolina flooded on purpose
45.41 boosting huricanes
45.56 chemtrailing the hurricane
47.00 hidden in plane site floods
48.44 #weather control 1959
49.50 #climate scam

50.58 z cool anim
52.25 z move it
53.26 z slides

ramnath@nerdpol.ch

We Just Found Something In the #Amazon That Rewrites #History:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=GBqKdqKQd5c

Unusual markings in the Amazon rainforest, suggesting it may have supported a large #human civilization in the #past.
Contrary to common belief, recent discoveries indicate that millions of people, potentially over five million, might have lived in the heart of the #rainforest.
Successful civilizations in other parts of the Americas, like the Aztec and Inca, developed large-scale agriculture, which was thought necessary for permanent settlements.
However, Amazonian inhabitants may have bypassed traditional agricultural requirements, leading to organized communities.
The first European exploration of the Amazon in 1542 by Francisco de Orellana, who encountered advanced human settlements.
Orellana described a remarkable 15-mile-long town, challenging the belief that such civilizations could not exist without European influence.
Following his expedition, subsequent European explorers found the Amazon deserted, reinforcing the narrative that it was sparsely populated.
The arrival of Spanish conquistadors brought smallpox, decimating the indigenous population and leading to the abandonment of cities.
Recent advancements in technology, particularly lidar scanning, have revealed hidden structures in the Amazon, indicating sophisticated civilizations once thrived there.
Reflecting on the potential for even older civilizations that may have existed prior to those documented in history, suggesting a still incomplete understanding of human history.
Unusual markings in the Amazon rainforest, suggesting that it may have been home to a large human civilization in the past, contrary to the common belief that it has never been settled beyond sporadic tribes. The Amazon, vast and dense, has long been considered inhospitable for large settlements, leading scholars to conclude that no significant cities existed there. However, recent discoveries indicate that millions of people, potentially over five million, might have lived in the heart of the rainforest, challenging existing anthropological assumptions. Successful civilizations in other parts of the Americas, like the Aztec and Inca, developed large-scale agriculture, which was thought necessary for permanent settlements. Yet, the Amazonian inhabitants may have bypassed this agricultural requirement, leading to large, organized communities. The discussion sets the stage for exploring these new findings, beginning with the first European exploration of the Amazon in 1542 by Francisco de Arana, who was searching for food and stumbled upon the region.

The journey of Spanish explorer Francisco de Orellana, who, in 1542, accidentally explored the entire Amazon River, witnessing advanced human settlements along its banks. Orellana described a remarkable 15-mile-long town, challenging the belief that such civilizations couldn't exist without European influence. However, after his expedition, subsequent European explorers found the Amazon deserted, leading to a long-held narrative that it was never densely populated. The arrival of Spanish conquistadors brought smallpox, which devastated the indigenous population, potentially killing up to 90% and causing the abandonment of these cities. This loss of life and culture went unnoticed due to the lack of European presence during the epidemic. Recent advancements in technology, particularly lidar scanning, have revealed hidden structures in the Amazon, indicating that sophisticated civilizations once thrived there, interconnected by canals and causeways, contradicting the long-standing belief that the region was sparsely populated.

The existence of a large, organized civilization in the Amazon prior to Columbus, suggesting that it was not just a collection of small settlements but a multi-city society with a hierarchical leadership. Despite the common belief that such civilizations require mass agriculture, the Amazon's poor soil quality challenges this notion. The video posits that instead of traditional farming, these ancient Amazonians practiced a form of gardening, cultivating biodiverse plant species without clearing vast areas of rainforest. As the population grew and large animals and fruit became extinct, they began domesticating certain plants, creating communal garden plots that prevented the rise of elite hierarchies. However, around 2,500 years ago, they innovatively transformed the nutrient-poor soil by adding charcoal and organic materials, creating a fertile soil known as Terra Preta. This allowed for the cultivation of crops on a larger scale without extensive deforestation, supporting large cities. The locations of these fertile patches often aligned with the sites of ancient cities, highlighting a unique form of sustainable agriculture that differed from other civilizations.

The absence of visible ruins in the Amazon when European explorers returned in the late 17th century, despite earlier accounts of advanced civilizations. Diseases like smallpox decimated the population, but the lack of ruins is attributed to the indigenous people building their cities primarily from wood, which rotted away in the humid climate. Archaeological evidence is now revealing a sophisticated network of interconnected cities sustained by advanced gardening and agroforestry practices, challenging the notion that large, complex societies require intensive agriculture. The indigenous Amazonians were skilled engineers and city planners, creating vibrant societies that thrived without extensive deforestation. This challenges the narrative of indigenous peoples as mere caretakers of nature, highlighting their contributions to sustainable practices. Reflecting on the potential for even older civilizations that may have existed before those documented in history, suggesting that our understanding of human history is still incomplete.

kuchinster@hub.hubzilla.de

Image/photoYogthos wrote the following post Wed, 30 Oct 2024 01:53:46 +0100

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A note Gagarin took after his first flight (text on the picture)

I know you all love daydreaming about space travel and even envy us cosmonauts a little, boys especially. But did you know we envy you too? Our space flights are just the beginning. Planets, whole new worlds await you! It is you, young Leninists, who will explore the universe, and we are happy to pass the torch to you.

#space #Gagarin #USSR #soviet #history

wazoox@diasp.eu

Yes, scientific progress depends on like a thousand people

#history #science

Erasmus started what was called the Republic of Letters—essentially just aristocratic nerds writing their discoveries and thoughts to one another—and the Republic of Letters transformed into science as we know it. It's why scientific papers are still sometimes called “letters.” It all used to be mail.

https://www.theintrinsicperspective.com/p/yes-scientific-progress-depends-on

ramnath@nerdpol.ch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9wyEQ2hWtQ

Unlock the mysteries of the #ancient #Book #of #Jubilees, a sacred text that has been shrouded in secrecy for centuries

In this video, we'll delve into the hidden secrets and revelations that have been concealed from the public eye. From its origins to its esoteric teachings, we'll explore the untold stories and cryptic messages that lie within its pages. Join us on a journey of discovery as we uncover the truth behind this enigmatic book and reveal its secrets to the world. Whether you're a scholar, a seeker of knowledge, or simply curious about the mysteries of the #universe, this video is sure to fascinate and intrigue. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to uncover the hidden secrets of the Book of Jubilees.
#history
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:18 #Creation and the #Origin of #Time
07:30 The #Foundations of #God’s Law
13:15 #Abraham – The Father of Nations
19:13 Jacob and Esau – The Battle for the Birthright
26:00 The 12 Tribes of #Israel
32:11 Joseph in #Egypt - Setup for the #Exodus
38:17 Israel’s #Enslavement
44:15 The Mosaic Law
50:17 #Prophecy and #End Times in Jubilees