Interesting piece of architecture. It keeps the history alive of the story of how the troops didn't stand down when told to and just went ahead and did a temple raising, and plundering.

so I used to post this months ago before I learned so more.

the pepole who went back to rome with all that loot . . . were also famous and had curious names.

anyway, ya, so I got some free online old books about 'walks in Rome' and such and read them and it was stuff in there that intrequed me. It said that the big giant minora that is shown on the arch ended up being thrown . . . . in to the Tiber river at some point . . .

that is an interesting story.

and then another book whihc was about Churches in rome (and had a lot of stuff about . . . which is scandalous, I shall not echo) had an even different story about when the stuff was looted from Rome, because it had all been displayed there as booty?

anyway you learn stuff by reading old monuments, and find interesting tidbits that start to add up over time. And that's called 'doing History' I suppose.

wouldn't i be cool if someone could find that old bronze thing and airlift it to Jareusalem?

>>9767876

sometimes I have seen, like GWashington side-by-sided with John Adams, or more likely, say Adams side-by-sided with Jefferson.

that's one reason, tradional comparison and side-by-side presentation is a stable of political graphics.

>>9767883

the left are shameful bullies.

wow they blocked off access and the right of way through the park. that's not right.

Mayor Waaaaslh has turned Boston into a fucking Gulag!

I can't beleive that they shut down the main way to walk through that part, which is the road through the park which is for pedestrian use.

OMG that was open for ever and it's unreasonable . . .

what is going on in this world.

first they turned all the parking meters into bike lanes . .. now they have closed off the rights of way (which should be illegal) through the park?

Marty your a sad excuse.

a sad sad excuse.

Marty is a

Sad

Excuse

>>9768103

who knows. that clones narrative is a fiction.

sure seems like it.

but we have no sauce.

>>9768156

professor loses tenure. hounded out of colleges.

wait, but the school had already gone bank rupt . . .

professor is a bad mentor.

where is the outrage?

none because, as of now, the idea that people like this impart real wisdom is debunked and pepole can stop pandering to them for bogus degrees.

>>9768316

no one here is in my 'presence'

>>9768332

you're right. it was just semantics.

my point: only some very few care, anon.

very very few

>>9768363

don't care enough, sorry.

spurge your cringe in some other place.

>>9768421

the story of how the Ottomans had slaves to use as armies doesn't get told.

that is what St. Luois was fighting against.

the fact that the ottoman armies were slaves . . . escapes the race baiters.

slaves are supposed to be 'good'.

why? why are slaves supposed to be good?

if they help to enslave others they weren't.

but that whole narrative escapes the race baiters.