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Explaining the Rise of Christianity
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Explaining Ancient China
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Explaining Ancient India
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Explaining WW2 in the Pacific
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Explaining the Spanish Empire
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Explaining the American Civil War
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Explaining Colonial America
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Explaining the Fall of Rome
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@vangelisskia214
@vangelisskia214 10 сағат бұрын
This guy has no idea of what he's talking about. Highschool level of knowledge on the subject....
@ngrova07
@ngrova07 11 сағат бұрын
Please do a history of Canada 🇨🇦
@evzenvarga9707
@evzenvarga9707 13 сағат бұрын
Zh is read as J in French.
@ncheedxx0109
@ncheedxx0109 16 сағат бұрын
Actually America only became a democracy in 1965. Before that it was a caste system based on race. Even today Tucker Carlson calls his country an oligarchy and says the Speaker said on his election that his first priority was billions of aid to Israel. Perhaps Russia and China are not "democracies" but Putin and Xi care more about their people than US presidents who are terrified even of foreign lobbyists like AIPAC. America is the best democracy that money can buy.
@QTC1688
@QTC1688 17 сағат бұрын
I think Americans should say it more how they won world war 1. The French and British need to hear it.
@gregorylatta8159
@gregorylatta8159 18 сағат бұрын
John Smith was the man!!!
@ZS-rw4qq
@ZS-rw4qq Күн бұрын
1:00 First lesson you need to learn is where that figure of 100mil comes from and why it's debunked
@phatpat63
@phatpat63 Күн бұрын
I swear, at least half this video is dancing around pointing the finger directly at the problem that's highlighted so sharply at 39:30 , women just want to sleep around when their young. Our whole society is optimized for female infidelity and destroying the trust that a man needs to be able to have in a woman to commit to her. That's what causes mouse utopia. Everything will collapse until we hit a point where women can be held accountable again. The fact that they have to tip-toe around it so much here, as if it were looking directly into the sun, doesn't bode well for that being any time soon.
@countrymanvideos6006
@countrymanvideos6006 Күн бұрын
ha ha the USA still dominates japan & germany by direct millitary force like all empires
@countrymanvideos6006
@countrymanvideos6006 Күн бұрын
keep in mind that for over 100 years britain france & russiia tried to destroy germany cultural & economic rise germany had no other choice but to go to war to survive both times the 4 largest empires on earth conspired to destroy germany & they did it think about this it took all 4 no one or even 2 could have done it alone
@charmlesscomic1353
@charmlesscomic1353 Күн бұрын
Make a video on the celts 🍀
@charmlesscomic1353
@charmlesscomic1353 Күн бұрын
U should make a video analyzing england 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 and its history
@JojoBojob
@JojoBojob Күн бұрын
that was the most crackpot take of christianity Ive heard in quite a while
@terranceramirez4816
@terranceramirez4816 Күн бұрын
38:40 I’ve seen that kind of temperature change in the winter in Denver before
@oppmagnet7
@oppmagnet7 Күн бұрын
Around 34 minutes in, I believe you stated how the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 11th, when the attack occurred on December 7th. I really hate being that guy. Love your content 🫡
@daneski3370
@daneski3370 Күн бұрын
Listening to this as I am on my way to break up with my gf
@bertrecht913
@bertrecht913 Күн бұрын
Nothing good came from the mongols
@aasifazimabadi786
@aasifazimabadi786 2 күн бұрын
I have mixed views on Tsarist Russia, but it was definitely better than the Soviet period. I recall listening to a Teaching Company series called, “History of Russia: From Peter the Great to Gorbachev.” Lecture 22 is entitled, “The Modern City and its Discontents.” Hearing the degeneracy from that time period, circa 1900 is reminiscent of the present-day U.S. Dr. Steinberg quotes from the press clippings, looking at the crime, death, disease, and hooliganism of the era. Furthermore, there are descriptions of dramatic suicides where people just threw themselves in front of trains. I think that it can be found on Pirate Bay. It’s worth a listen.
@anvos658
@anvos658 2 күн бұрын
To be fair in Eastern Europe it took the rise of Prussia and Sweden messing with things for Russia to win, since their pretty much why Russia had enough influence in Poland-Lithuania to stop the reforms from happening in Poland.
@aasifazimabadi786
@aasifazimabadi786 2 күн бұрын
29:29 We have gone into CurioNation territory. Seriously, though, I have seen the Muslim peoples of the former Sovyetski Soyuz (e.g. Uzbeks, Chechens) or at least some members of their diaspora; very lovely women. As it is said in Urdu and Farsi, borrowing from Arabic, “Subhanallah!” May God be exalted.
@aasifazimabadi786
@aasifazimabadi786 2 күн бұрын
If the winters were not so brutal, I might consider moving to the Russian Federation and learning the Russian language. It’s so sad how NATO throws its weight around; the West has basically been begging the Rus for a world war since at least 2008. I think that the way Russia has been characterized by ABC, BBC, CBS, CNN, NBC et al is incredibly false. I really wish there was more of an attempt to understand where Putin is coming from. A couple of months ago, I heard the Russian anthem and reflected on the English meaning of the lyrics, and it was so beautiful.
@aasifazimabadi786
@aasifazimabadi786 2 күн бұрын
Following Russian conventions, I prefer to say, “Kiev, the Ukraine,” as opposed to “Kyiv, Ukraine.” I noticed that a map in the early part of this video referred to the “Kyivan Rus.”
@alphaomega9255
@alphaomega9255 Күн бұрын
Kyiv was a city 500 yrs before Russia existed. Ukraine 🇺🇦 is a place that Russia grew up and from. Today’s Russia is not genetically Rus. Rus doesn’t equal Russian today.
@aasifazimabadi786
@aasifazimabadi786 Күн бұрын
@@alphaomega9255 While we are at it, isn’t the designation of “Ukrainian” a modern invention? I thought they were known as Ruthenians until the nineteenth century.
@Parhelia1066
@Parhelia1066 2 күн бұрын
That's, overall, a knowledgeable, inciteful, nuanced assessment of Russian development and history. Its better than I expected here. Good job, Rudyard. One caveat set for clarity- the Tartar or Tatar group, same thing, is not one homogenous people but rather a transitional heterogenous mix and blend of various Turkic or Mongol peoples, though thought of as one, but aren't really all the same. I was penpal friends with a Tartar woman decades ago. Due to our differences in geographical origin, I tried hard to understand her social context. She was superficially attractive, but every bit as whimsical and flighty as any lower class Western female - drastic changes of her hair color, week to week, from natural darker color to jet black or then to bleach blonde appearance, was literate, but not sophisticated, rather poor, a Second World society - better than Third World but not much better, definitely not a very intellectual person. Due to the awful influence of communism, there among other things, the ex Soviet people, due to communisms persecution of religion and ethics, ended up with a fairly immoral character of its people there. That may be slightly changing, recently, but I doubt very much change. All sorts of cheating - in business, mocking infideity in personal relationships, of fraud, scams, violence, false witnessing in courts, post mail are commonly stolen by post workers, cars and even whole buildings (!) are stolen and other criminality, shockingly unethical horror stories are more common in Central Asia than in much of the world. Its a rough place with few positives. Many Tartars are Muslim, but generally not devout. The implication is that a person would be wrong to think of the region as a kind or romantic place. Don't think it's some wonderland. Its not. Another, a different, central Asian woman I also knew was well familiar with Tartars, and Tartar women, and said Tartar females are, in their personal relationships, known as being b-tchy, complaining, argumentative, and demanding towards their husbands and being rather low class, even underclass, compared to white Russians. Lets say, not an admired nor highly respected group. Thats the context. Whatever else is true, female nature, female bad, conniving behavior, is still female nature, there, as much as or more so, than everywhere else in the world.
@KARKATELCESARENVIADODESA-pv4yd
@KARKATELCESARENVIADODESA-pv4yd 2 күн бұрын
America once it went overseas is more like Carthage rather than Rome, much like the British Empire. It's a lot like Venice as well. Thallasocratic.
@JojoBojob
@JojoBojob 2 күн бұрын
LOL! Homie mixed up the era of Justinian with the era of Heraclius. That is such a huge fuck up that one should seriously consider remaking the whole video.
@countrymanvideos6006
@countrymanvideos6006 2 күн бұрын
5000 year history ethno centric culture in china saying the middle kingdom is the same as saying the only kingdom compare to america who is coming apart at the semes diversity kills nations so good by america
@Cupcake0228
@Cupcake0228 2 күн бұрын
Ngl i got brain damage listening to this it tells you how much Westerns need to learn about India before making such bs omg and yes hindu nationalist are doofouses
@Cupcake0228
@Cupcake0228 2 күн бұрын
Sati has roots in ancient Indian traditions, and its practice is mentioned in some Hindu texts. However, it was not uniformly practiced and was more common in certain regions and among specific warrior classes. The practice was more prevalent among the Rajput communities and some other warrior classes, particularly in regions like Rajasthan. It was not a widespread or universal practice across all of India or among all social classes. The arrival of Islamic rulers in India did not introduce the practice of Sati. However, the social and political turmoil during periods of invasion and conflict might have influenced the frequency or visibility of Sati in certain areas. In some cases, it is suggested that increased incidences of Sati among Rajput women could have been a reaction to the threat of capture and subjugation during conflicts with Muslim invaders, as a means to preserve honor and avoid subjugation. british colonial administrators in the 19th century documented instances of sati and sometimes exaggerated its prevalence to justify their civilizing mission. this led to a heightened perception of sati as a widespread practice, which in turn influenced social reforms, including the eventual ban on sati by the british in 1829.
@Cupcake0228
@Cupcake0228 2 күн бұрын
South India was tribal nah mate maybe you need to learn lot about India 😅
@souandrewpratt
@souandrewpratt 2 күн бұрын
Russian history be like: "We need access to the sea." "Not that sea."
@abdullahdaniyal114
@abdullahdaniyal114 2 күн бұрын
Fun fact: Muhammad (S.A.W) aged 25, married Khadijah (R.A.) aged 40 and he never married another women before the death of Kadijah (R.A.). He (S.A.W) also had all children from this marriage except for Ibrahim/ Abraham (R.A.)
@lees4416
@lees4416 2 күн бұрын
As far as I know, it was almost always illegal to kill your surfs
@ginolex66
@ginolex66 2 күн бұрын
8:06 EDGED 🫢😳😱🤯
@trivialgravitas9581
@trivialgravitas9581 2 күн бұрын
Could you put a bibliography in the episode notes?
@dopejoel
@dopejoel 2 күн бұрын
This is your worst video, even your take on byzantine art . Most of their art wasn't religious, it was destroyed because they were conquered. The Orthodox Church has preserved the religious art. Eastern Roman history today is like dinosaur paleontology where things that everyone agreed on as recently as the 90s about the topic is pretty outdated now. Luckily people like Anthony Kaldellis are updating the many distortions that have snowballed over the years.
@eetutiiro4808
@eetutiiro4808 2 күн бұрын
Make a video about Greater-Finland
@newguardian5725
@newguardian5725 2 күн бұрын
Don’t apologise. Rule of cool is the most important rule.
@ReinmarVonBielau
@ReinmarVonBielau 2 күн бұрын
The difference between those events is that Ukrainian people have their own language and a Ukrainian speaker will not understand Russian speakers without an interpreter. It happens for the people form western Ukraine where there are regions that most people don't know Russian language at all whereas in eastern Ukraine most people know both Russian and Ukrainian.
@fightforaglobalfirstamendm5617
@fightforaglobalfirstamendm5617 2 күн бұрын
Mosc-ow, not mos-cow.
@ZontarDow
@ZontarDow 2 күн бұрын
"It's not unimaginable that the US and Russia could have a war in the near future" That would be the most one sided mogging the US inflicted on anyone since Desert Storm.
@Jawshuah
@Jawshuah 2 күн бұрын
russia is a based country
@ZontarDow
@ZontarDow 2 күн бұрын
Only in the eyes of a degenerate
@vladimirrashkovsky6274
@vladimirrashkovsky6274 3 күн бұрын
Kamala Harris wasn’t border tzar this is Republican propaganda
@aarondemiri486
@aarondemiri486 3 күн бұрын
Peter the Great us probably one of the most fascinating figures you can study in history. Goated achievements that stand as a measuring stick for all Russian leaders past and present.
@smfcx4685
@smfcx4685 3 күн бұрын
The lesson learned from this video with that blackpilling ending is that Russia was a complete failure as a civilizational axis even before communism, what a irredeemable clusterfuck of incompetence and unfounded pride all the way, only thing they did is breed and that's really all
@JustinianG
@JustinianG 3 күн бұрын
Yo, this info about the mongols and the church is BS. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rcWSeNN8p8qUZ6s.html&pp=ygUUa3JhdXQgcnVzc2lhIG1vbmdvbHM%3D
@GeorgiosLeo
@GeorgiosLeo 3 күн бұрын
You failed to understand and explain Eastern Rome you cannot explain Tsarist Russia
@smfcx4685
@smfcx4685 3 күн бұрын
23:38 i'd say the reason Russia is not Brazil is that it has extra 10-15 iq points over it population wise, good leadership is a consequence of that
@smfcx4685
@smfcx4685 3 күн бұрын
Same reason ukranians are like the only immigrant group in Sweden that actually is lawful and a net positive economically, compared to somalians they have like 20 extra iq points. That's the lesson folks
@huwstafford8
@huwstafford8 3 күн бұрын
I am aware this won't me read. But this made me slightly religious... 21:27 There is always xhat in the old testament about people that lives lasted a long time. Noah, for example. So imagine we are in a negative entropy situation. As time goes by we (humanity) start as amazing things. Then, degrade to shitty situations. So we get to a point are we a civilization that keeps on eating ourselves on purpose or is it destiny?
@huwstafford8
@huwstafford8 3 күн бұрын
Sorry in addition to this, does it correspond to the 4th Turning shorting. To me 2008 was the start of that
@janpol466
@janpol466 3 күн бұрын
No, you mix up ton of stuff.
@yux.tn.3641
@yux.tn.3641 2 күн бұрын
how?
@cheers70
@cheers70 3 күн бұрын
Just a fantastic channel. Russia post Berlin Wall falling…