FlashpointHX

The final compilation - 7 hours long - will be out on Jan 28th - 3pm PST!

Yo!! It’s a legitimate business - and if you don’t believe that, they’ll break your frig’n knee caps

Bro making the kessel run in under 12 parsecs

@SpaceInvestor_D I did - this company has some serious potential!

Thanks for the last minute bounce, SpaceX Who bought that dip?

@KallMeKurtis I bought in today for just about the same price - this company has a lot of potential

$RKLB #RocketLab #spaceinvesting #spacestocks #bullish

Been there !! Couldn’t find that damn wall he hid his company B at !!

@UpdatingOnRome Watery tarts handing out in ponds and handing out swords is NO basis for a government!!

So damn good.

1915-1917 is like watching a soccer match where no one scores but the announcers are all exclamation points

That’ll buff right out

Interesting point to be in history - it blows my mind that Nvidia has an insane earnings report and yet it’s never enough for Wall Street. Market tanks.

Need bobble heads of these

The best video game experience of my young life

@HistoriaJack Oh yeah - Just did a series on his whole life

@FlashpointHx Vasco da Gama has to be included 🫡

European explorers through the ages

It’s totally AI - but you know some idiot will try this based on this video

Happy Valentine’s Day everyone!!

IMHO I think they picked the worst actor to play Capt Sobel. Can’t get over Schwimmer being in friends being a neurotic fool with a money pet.

@The_PacificWar You gotta love them flashpoints ;)

The Opium War sparked in 1839 by Qing efforts to end the illegal opium trade and Western demands for unrestrained commerce. Macau, a Portuguese enclave, became a symbolic flashpoint because it embodied competing claims over sovereignty, trade privileges, and foreign protection. Chinese officials pressed to curb opium storage and tighten southern waterways, while colonial authorities resisted measures that threatened their interests. In this tense climate, a Macau standoff unfolded as Chinese authorities asserted authority near port cities and foreign residents sought to safeguard commerce. The ensuing clashes, protests, and reprisals highlighted the volatility of empire, legality, and local loyalties. Although Macau saw limited battlefield fighting, the episode underscored the broader conflict between China’s attempts at modernization and Western power. In the war’s wake, China faced unequal treaties and reform pressures that reshaped its political and economic trajectory for decades to come. Watch full video at the Pacific War Channel: @ThePacificWarChannel" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@ThePacificWar… #history #opiumwars #navalhistory #chinesehistory #pacificwarchannel

Ultima V and VI were the peak for me

@UpdatingOnRome That line on the Right didn’t exist until 1529 and the treat of Zaragoza ;)

@wokeatwebsterg Gallic wars was something else too

@FlashpointHx Just finished his Plutarch bio. What a life.

Even at Alesia, Mark Antony was Caesar’s boy!