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just watched these two movies back to back and it was so obvious which one created a more compelling and honest story about the middle ages

Saxons have a greater claim for carrying a blade for cultural reasons than any Sikh. Our tribal name literally translates to "sons of the blade", and yet we have been stripped of our birthright to carry one in our own ancestral homeland. Our ancestors are rolling in their graves that their descendants have been turned into slaves (for in their/our culture, being unarmed is a sign of enslavement). Reviving this ancient rite must be one of the outcomes of our tribal awakening, to honour our ancestors. More blades on British streets, not less! Side note: the second amendment is the spiritual extension of this ancient Saxon custom. The right to bear arms is the difference between a slave and a free man.

What historical fact sounds fake but is true?

Tell me one historical fact that sounds fake but is 100% true?

Peder Mørk Mønsted-Winter in Herstedvester with farmers and a horse cart,1924

If Jesus were alive today, he would go to a Catholic Church… With a whip in his hand.

the gulf war is such a bizarre-looking war~ so much of the correspondence and recording makes it look like the end of world. and honestly in a way it kind of was

We should bring back Anglo-Saxon style robes. The aura they had was unmatched.

Bumgaria