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[Anarcho-Occultist]

Tagline for Papa Doc, a 2012 biopic about the Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier. Samuel L. Jackson earned an Oscar of Best Actor for his role of Duvalier, who's family continued to (mis)rule the island nation all the way until 2008 where they were overthrown by a military coup.

"The German Empire and the Soviet Union are the two pillars of the civillized world"

Excerpt from a wartime speech by Kaiser Frederich Wilhelm in the Second World War. The speech was given on August 11, 1943 and intended to boost support for the German alliance with the USSR in the war against Japan, Britain and the US, which many German right-wingers were wary of. The Kaiser held the belief a German-Soviet partnership was necessary to defeat the ultranationalist powers and thus worked to encourage positive attitudes towards them. When the postwar era saw tensions rise between the former allies, the Kaiser’s words led to him being pressured to abdicate.

“To kill a man is a terrible thing. It is good then that the French are no longer men.”

 

[AltoRegnant]

Excerpt from a wartime speech by Kaiser Frederich Wilhelm in the Second World War. The speech was given on August 11, 1943 and intended to boost support for the German alliance with the USSR in the war against Japan, Britain and the US, which many German right-wingers were wary of. The Kaiser held the belief a German-Soviet partnership was necessary to defeat the ultranationalist powers and thus worked to encourage positive attitudes towards them. When the postwar era saw tensions rise between the former allies, the Kaiser’s words led to him being pressured to abdicate.

“To kill a man is a terrible thing. It is good then that the French are no longer men.”

Petain launched a coup against the 3rd republic and started getting very aggressive in Europe and the colonies. When they invaded Germany, Chancellor Adolf Hitler- a man who in his youth had been very similar to Petain, but had grown past it to be loyal to german democracy and all german citizens regardless of race- said this, as the French people had celebrated a monster and become monsters themselves

"London? Why should I care about that backwater?" King George III

 

[Deleted member 139407]

"London? Why should I care about that backwater?" King George III

King George III of Columbia and Louisiana, and Emperor of the Rio Grande in a leaked conversation regarding sending a diplomatic envoy to the English Commonwealth of Socialist Republics. This has been vastly criticized by the English government, and has been circulated amongst revolutionary left-wing circles across the United Kingdom of Columbia.

"Snakes? Snakes... I don't know no Snakes, Mr. President."

 

[George Washington]

King George III of Columbia and Louisiana, and Emperor of the Rio Grande in a leaked conversation regarding sending a diplomatic envoy to the English Commonwealth of Socialist Republics. This has been vastly criticized by the English government, and has been circulated amongst revolutionary left-wing circles across the United Kingdom of Columbia.

"Snakes? Snakes... I don't know no Snakes, Mr. President."

Vice President Aaron Burr to Thomas Jefferson, after a riot to get James Madison, a political rival of Jefferson. They called themselves the 'snakes'

"Take London and Paris. But above all, clear Amsterdam!" -Theodore Roosevelt

 

[Gar48]

Take London and Paris. But above all, clear Amsterdam!" -Theodore Roosevelt

President Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 announcing the american intervention in the Great European War and declaring war against the Franco-British union.
Roosevelt also called for the liberation of Amsterdam from french occupation to end Paris' assault against the German Empire.

"Mother Anarchy loves her sons quite a lot apparently"~ Ronald Reagan

 

[George Washington]

President Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 announcing the american intervention in the Great European War and declaring war against the Franco-British union.
Roosevelt also called for the liberation of Amsterdam from french occupation to end Paris' assault against the German Empire.

"Mother Anarchy loves her sons quite a lot apparently"~ Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan after hearing about the European Union's statement to abolish Communism, Capitalism, Socialism and others to replace them with a weak form of oligarchy.

"Mr. Washington, I personally congratulate you on your advancement of the post of Prime Minister." -King George III

 

[Plateosaurus]

"Mr. Washington, I personally congratulate you on your advancement of the post of Prime Minister." -King George III

King George on the election of Alan Washington, the greatgrandson of George Washington. Fascinated with the country his ancestor fought against, Alan's parents moved to Somerset, where he ran for office and became prime minister in the 1850's, following Hannoverians retaking the throne from the Macleod line.

"There have been many geniuses to come out of our colonies, from poets, to scientists, to merchents. The man who decided to first farm the beaver managed to be all three, and be one of our craziest as well."

 

[teddy lives]

"There have been many geniuses to come out of our colonies, from poets, to scientists, to merchents. The man who decided to first farm the beaver managed to be all three, and be one of our craziest as well."

Spoken about frontierman Kit Carson of the North American dominion. In order to keep up with the ongoing demand for Beaver hats, he took to attempting to domesticate the rodents, something that he actually succeeded at. He would come to dominate the fur hat trade, and would later in life invent the first hydro-electric damn and pen some truly terrible poetry.

"Oh, please, if it was half as bad as all that you'd already be dead."

 

[AltoRegnant]

Spoken about frontierman Kit Carson of the North American dominion. In order to keep up with the ongoing demand for Beaver hats, he took to attempting to domesticate the rodents, something that he actually succeeded at. He would come to dominate the fur hat trade, and would later in life invent the first hydro-electric damn and pen some truly terrible poetry.

"Oh, please, if it was half as bad as all that you'd already be dead."

a British rebuttal to a survivor of the Boer camps

"France alone stands. Britain has fallen, and our only hope lies in american aid. God help us all." 1941

 

[Bookmark1995]

a British rebuttal to a survivor of the Boer camps

"France alone stands. Britain has fallen, and our only hope lies in american aid. God help us all." 1941

Quote by French Prime Minister Pierre Laval, after the toppling of the UK government by Oswald Mosley in 1941 during the Second World War.

With it, France became the single greatest opponent of the fascist bloc.

"Wars are not decided by steel and iron, but by food and medicine. The soil is perhaps as much a part of victory as a battle."

 

[Matti23]

"Wars are not decided by steel and iron, but by food and medicine. The soil is perhaps as much a part of victory as a battle."

Zhao Qubing of the Huang Dynasty in 1376. Ministers were arguing for more investment in the military and more expeditions into central Asia against the horse nomads. Zhao would argue that they should focus on making their nation strong and unified internally, remarking that China would usually fall not due to a lack of campaigning but from internal corruption and infighting.

"I challenge you to a duel! My weapon...
The power of rap!

I choose pistols. Let's do this."
- Hamilton and Burr, 1804

 

[sampleswift]

"I challenge you to a duel! My weapon...
The power of rap!

I choose pistols. Let's do this."
- Hamilton and Burr, 1804

The Rapper N. Sjoberg making a series of history-themed rapping tracks. One was on Hamilton vs. Burr.

"The Know-Nothing party was originally called that due to its secrecy. But it turns out, they really do know nothing."

 

[Alarico Rodríguez]

"No man was as crazy as Hernán Cortés" - Miguel de Cervantes, 1605

 

[Plateosaurus]

Um, explanation?

"No man was as crazy as Hernán Cortés" - Miguel de Cervantes, 1605

Miguel Cervantes Maria de Luis mocking the infamous conquistador traitor whose attempted conquest of Hadinosania for the British against the Haberians was a total disaster.

"If there's one lesson you chinese need to know, its that respect goes both ways: parents need to respect and listen to their children just as much the other way around. Otherwise, we end up in hopelessly corrupt quagmires like these."

 

[Bookmark1995]

Um, explanation?
Miguel Cervantes Maria de Luis mocking the infamous conquistador traitor whose attempted conquest of Hadinosania for the British against the Haberians was a total disaster.

"If there's one lesson you chinese need to know, its that respect goes both ways: parents need to respect and listen to their children just as much the other way around. Otherwise, we end up in hopelessly corrupt quagmires like these."

Excerpt from the 1957 film The Dragon and the Eagle.

It depicts a marriage between an American GI and a Chinese woman that followed the Sino-Russian war. The main character's quote comes from an argument with his Chinese mother-in-law about how to raise kids.

Heydrich isn't some devil. He is human. He is in all of us. His actions have been replicated throughout history. The things we blame Heydrich for are the things that have happened since man walked the Earth.

 

[Deleted member 139407]

"The Know-Nothing party was originally called that due to its secrecy. But it turns out, they really do know nothing."

Heydrich isn't some devil. He is human. He is in all of us. His actions have been replicated throughout history. The things we blame Heydrich for are the things that have happened since man walked the Earth.

1. A line from the narrator in the movie "Monty Python and the 3rd Party Vote aka SPLITTER!!" produced by the American Branch of the Monty Python Theatre Troop. John Cleese was a cameo role as the narrator, President William A. Graham, and Senator Abraham Lincoln amongst many other roles.
2. An excerpt from an interview with renown painter Adolf Hitler. Until this interview, Hitler had remained "apolitical" but in this interview, he sung the praises of controversial German Prime Minister Reinhard Heydrich of the Conservative Worker's Party with some rants, including this one, being called "senile."

"We were trained to be keepers of the peace, not soldiers."

 

[Gen.Jurten]

"We were trained to be keepers of the peace, not soldiers."

A quote of Jedi Grandmaster Mace Windu in the movie Star Wars: Attack of the Clones. The movie is a mediocre hits, which is nother one in the series of disappointment that is the Star Wars Prequels.

Vive la mort, vive la guerre, vive le sacré mercenaire

Translation : A toast to Death, a toast to War, a toast to our blessed Guns-for-hire

 

[JustinianTheGrand]

"We were trained to be keepers of the peace, not soldiers."

A quote from a member of the People’s Republic of Germany’s Militia when the Peoples congress called on them to fight against the invasion of the Scandinavian Empire.

“These boots are made for walkin, and that’s jus what they’ll do!”

 

[riskyrofl]

A quote from a member of the People’s Republic of Germany’s Militia when the Peoples congress called on them to fight against the invasion of the Scandinavian Empire.

“These boots are made for walkin, and that’s jus what they’ll do!”

With the fall of Belo Horizonte in December 1965, the 500 or so surviving American troops were forced to retreat for pro-government territory in the north-east without the possibility of support. Marching for two months, through harsh terrain while avoiding communist forces, images of American troops singing this chant generated huge support for American military forces in Brazil.


"Don't clap too hard - it's a very old building"

 

[George Washington]

With the fall of Belo Horizonte in December 1965, the 500 or so surviving American troops were forced to retreat for pro-government territory in the north-east without the possibility of support. Marching for two months, through harsh terrain while avoiding communist forces, images of American troops singing this chant generated huge support for American military forces in Brazil.


"Don't clap too hard - it's a very old building"

-Eugene Debs after the Socialist Constitution of 1912 was adopted in Liberty Hall, symbolic of the first and second constitutions, and know the third (Articles of Confederation and the Constitution)

Long live King George II, of the House of Washington! - Prime Minister Thomas Jefferson, 1801