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@Tyr_Honorsazi @archeohistories @Dr_TheHistories Whats your problem you must of not been given enough attention when you was young or something what you just wrote was stupid and unnecessary

The illegal immigration you refuse to acknowledge and kryptonite to you're cognitive dissonance I wonder, in the precipice of this if the Women of Britannia used Ancient herbs two induce abortions. That was a prelude to Rome's collapse. I wonder if the elite Men of Britannia gave women special benefits to use such herbs like a stipend of modern day, simply because it benefited their current goal but however small, contributed to the successful mass immigration of Britannia. @elonmusk

The Great Migration: How the Foundations of the English-Speaking World Were Laid ​Ever wonder why we speak English and not a Roman or Celtic tongue? The answer lies in a chaotic, transformative period between the 5th and 7th centuries. When the Roman Empire’s grip on Britain slipped, a vacuum was left behind—one that was filled by the bold seafaring tribes of Northern Europe: the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes. ​This wasn't just a military invasion; it was a total cultural reset. From the shores of modern-day Denmark and Northern Germany, these tribes crossed the treacherous North Sea to seek new land, eventually pushing the native Britons to the fringes and creating the "Heptarchy"—the seven kingdoms that would one day become England. ​Whether you're a history buff or just curious about where our modern traditions and language began, this map tracks the very first steps of the journey that would eventually reach the shores of America centuries later. ​The Foundations of a New World: The Anglo-Saxon Migration (449–600 CE) ​To understand the United States today—its laws, its literature, and its primary language—one must look back nearly 1,600 years to the foggy coastlines of the North Sea. The migration of the Germanic tribes to the British Isles is perhaps one of the most consequential movements of people in Western history. It was a period marked by the collapse of an old superpower, the arrival of opportunistic warriors, and the slow, grinding birth of a new identity. This is the story of how Britain became "England" and how the seeds of the English-speaking world were first planted. ​In 410 CE, the Roman Empire was crumbling. Under pressure from "barbarian" tribes closer to home, the Emperor Honorius sent a letter to the cities of Britain, famously telling them to "look to their own defenses." For nearly four centuries, Rome had provided a professional military, legal infrastructure, and a sense of global connectivity. When the legions left, they took the stability with them. ​Britain was left vulnerable. To the north, the Picts and Scots began raiding deeper into the lowlands. According to the monk-historian Bede, a British leader named Vortigern made a fateful decision: The invited Germanic mercenaries from the mainland to help defend his lands. He offered them territory in exchange for protection. It was an invitation that changed the course of history forever. Once the first wave of warriors realized how fertile and poorly defended the island was, the trickle of mercenaries turned into a flood of settlers. ​As shown in map, the migration was primarily driven by three distinct groups, each bringing their own dialects and customs. Hailing from the region of Angeln (modern-day Schleswig-Holstein in Germany), they were perhaps the most numerous. They settled in the north and east, founding the kingdoms of Northumbria, Mercia, and East Anglia. It is from this tribe that names "England" (Engla-lond) and "English" (Englisc) are derived. ​Coming from the sprawling plains of Northern Germany, the Saxons were fierce warriors and prolific settlers. They moved into the south and west of Britain, establishing Wessex (West Saxons), Sussex (South Saxons), and Essex (East Saxons). Their legacy survived in the title of the "Anglo-Saxon" people and heavily influenced the legal and social structures of the early English state. ​The smallest of the three main groups, the Jutes traveled from the Jutland peninsula (modern Denmark). They settled in Kent and the Isle of Wight. Though fewer in number, they maintained a distinct cultural identity for generations, and the Kingdom of Kent became a vital gateway for the reintroduction of Christianity to the island later on. ​#archaeohistories

@Hania16836 I would say her life but that cant really be done he ended her life but he dont have it so he didnt take it

@Guigster @WSJ You got to be the stupidest person thats ever live. If I was a stupid as you I would never say or text anything

Israel has begun rationing its use of high-end missile interceptors, hoping to preserve stocks of its most capable defensive weapons in the face of daily Iranian barrages on.wsj.com/4lZleNh

@Warra_Kamza @AJEnglish Are you retarded? What role do you play on this earth that would give you that kind of an opinion. Your probably a nobody that gets there news feel from liberals so you dont know what your talking about. Just stupid grow up

@AJEnglish Israel must Fall

BREAKING: Israeli chief of staff Eyal Zamir has warned that it will “collapse in on itself” due to growing demand and a shortfall of manpower as it fights multiple fronts, urging new conscription laws. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/sbhoao

@MiniLulu2004 3'10" and sexy as hell you should be proud. And the world is thankful that we can share this time on earth with you

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@jjroach3 @TheStudyofWar You've beem miss led

The tide does appear to be turning in favor of Ukraine, which I am so happy about. The absolute evil of Putin and the Russians is just the most black-and-white issue I’ve ever seen in the 21st-century. Why Trump sides with Putin just shows what a corrupt, and immoral person he is. However, let’s remember, Europe is a $20 trillion economy, Russia is a fading $2 trillion economy. Europe can support Ukraine and annihilate Russia if they have the will and the leadership. Let me repeat - if European leaders have the will and the leadership they can defeat Russia. If they don’t, and they vacillate, and they have all kinds of committees and meetings about what are we gonna do with Ukraine and how do we help them in Russia and blah blah blah then they’re gonna have Russia on their doorstep in Poland and the Baltic states and we’ll have a broader European war. Stop dithering Europe. Trump is a traitor. You need to support Ukraine and annihilate Russia in order to instigate the fall of Putin and have peace in our time. We all know once Russia falls that evil little munchkin dictator in Belarus will fall soon. Orban will be thrown out next month in Hungary. The tide is turning. Let’s double down. This is a war of good versus evil. We need to destroy Russia and its imperial ambitions for good.

NEW: A senior Ukrainian military official forecasted that Russia will begin using mobilized personnel on the battlefield in Ukraine on April 1. Ukrainian Southern Defense Forces Spokesperson Colonel Vladyslav Voloshyn told Ukrainian outlet Interfax Ukraine on March 21 that Russia will begin involving all mobilized personnel currently in Crimea in combat operations in Ukraine starting April 1. Other Key Takeaways ⬇️ Ukrainian counterattacks in southern Ukraine continue to create operational and strategic effects against Russian forces going into the Spring-Summer 2026 offensive. Likely Belarusian balloons recently landed in Poland, possibly as part of Russia’s ongoing use of Belarus in its “Phase Zero” effort, setting conditions for a potential future war with NATO. Ukrainian forces recently advanced in the Kostyantynivka-Druzhkivka tactical area. Geolocated footage published on March 22 indicates that Ukrainian forces recently advanced along the T-0504 Pokrovsk-Kostyantynivka highway in eastern Kostyantynivka. Ukrainian forces struck military assets and oil infrastructure in Russia. Russian forces launched 139 drones against Ukraine.

@Haburibadu @IranSpoof Your probably from Somalia

@IranSpoof Yes

@buzerbosabasi77 @IranSpoof Hell no anybody that calls him a terrorist is an enemy or a retard

@AnderFunpromo @historyinmemes @grok Duddudduddudd

@historyinmemes @grok What's the connection between these two images?

The top image shows missing persons disappearing without a trace, while the bottom image depicts a detailed map of a cave system.