Literally happening again no hyperbole with:
USA - Europe, Canada, Ukraine, The Periodic Table, Freedom - Russia.
history moves in cycles anytime we fail to teach it (which we been failing to do for millennia)
It’s like poetry, it rhymes.
god those movies hit so different in a post 2022 environment
I hadn’t heard about the periodic table thing, or are you just using it as a catch-all for science in general?
Lithium.
That just raises more questions.
The. Periodic. Table???
One of my favorite stories of Polish badassery, as told by one of my favorite Scotsmen
A tiny part of me hopes Article 5 happens so I can see the Poles unleash decades of anger at the Russians.
Wasn’t Poland at the time helping the Nazis, when they annexed Czechoslovakia in 1938?
They probably mistook that the Nazis would have left them alone, while they themselves had no issue with invading Czechoslovakia.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_Agreement
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation_of_Czechoslovakia_(1938–1945)#/media/File:Czechoslovakia_1939.SVGTurns out, leopards eating people’s faces are not a modern phenomenom.
This explains much of the Polish “god fucking dammit not again” mentality ._.
I don’t really think, what Hitler and Stalin did to Poland can be considered as “snuggles”.
This is, really, any choice terrain occupied by a regional people that is equally coveted by nearby empires. Another example is Korea, wanted by China, Russia and Japan so much you could make an epic RTS game out of the fighting going on there. It also features its own legends, like Queen Min who refused to stay in her place as a woman, ran a spy network that saw the industrialization of Japan (and the imminent threat that posed), and she was ultimately assassinated by a platoon of literal ninjas.
Poland has its own legends, including obtaining the Enigma machine and making sure the allies all had one and the current protocol two weeks before the Germans invaded.
I like the Polish Home Army version of the Molotov Cocktail which added sulfuric acid and a sugar–potassium-nitrate saturated (dry) rag, that didn’t need to be pre-ignited, but would self ignite when the bottled fluid mixed with the rag.
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