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@@anchoredharbour711 *looks over nervously at WW2 right after WW1, and the possible WW3 on the horizon* 👀

@@silenceisthemostloudestscr5935 mining copper from where? The Americas?

@@HistoriaVids Byzantium never got that far

@@seninclan7805 as much as I'd love to say they did, yeah it did not. This other fellah is a lil crazy, but that's okay, I'm a bit crazy too.

Canada still mad they didn't get that internet money, eh buddy?

As an unfortunately Canadian, I must say that there needs to be a rematch sometime.

@@drache444444 pretty common at the beginning in all branches of the military, I'd estimate in the millions, maybe around 20-30 million tablets, but I'd have to do further research.

Apparently it was extremely common. There are also quite many stories of methed up troops losing their shit due to psychosis and causing some... friendly casulties!

@@rockmcdwayne1710 I could believe, sounds like a terrible time.

@@XanderPeppers yup, and the Archduke's death kicked it all off.

Ha!

@@robertarthur7997 not familiar with that passage, but it's take a strong will. I respect it.

@@HistoriaVids And David longed, and said, Oh that one would give me drink of the water of the well of Beth-lehem, which is by the gate! 16And the three mighty men brake through the host of the Philistines, and drew water out of the well of Beth-lehem, that was by the gate, and took it, and brought it to David: nevertheless he would not drink thereof, but poured it out unto the LORD.

@@joejo7698 I'll take a look sometime.

@@davidhughes8357 hahaha

@@elpapuxDDReal womp womp

We don't talk about Canada and the Genova suggestions

All it accomplished was spilling the blood of Europeans, and for what? Another world war following in the near future? Ridiculous and sad.

What about Canada?

@@HistoriaVids we don't talk about canada

​@@HistoriaVidswhat not about Canada 💀

Yeah, it ain't much of a country nowadays, is it?

@@HistoriaVids they did a few war crimes in ww1

No, that's just me. Prior content I used AI voice though.

Somebody’s boot said that ?

Like it’s a great poem but I don’t believe u

@@D.0.M it's from a song

@engiturtle65 ahhh I didn’t know sabaton was a band I did know it was the piece of armor that would go over ur foot as a knight lol Random but true

@@D.0.Mpeople usually learn the knights boot thing AFTER knowing about the band

Well there's that too, hehe

Did you serve there?

Yes, I believe his natural name is António Caetano de Abreu Freire Egas Moniz. But he must have chosen to shorten it for simplification outside of his Portuguese roots. Good catch 👍.

@@davidhughes8357 they received the Animals in War & Peace Medal of Bravery and Croix de guerre 1914-1918 medals.

@@GOldenmF good question, I'll have to look into that.

@@GOldenmF so looking into it a bit, there isn't many of any passages of the soldiers fate, but if historical Roman disciplinary are anything to go off of, he was most likely beaten as a disciplinary action, discharged without honors, or in rare cases; executed.

@@HistoriaVids most likely he got executed, idk who can be that stupid to kill one of the greatest mind in human history

@@GOldenmF it's tragic, he had a brilliant mind, and I wonder what else he could have invented, with a rising empire's coffers behind him.

@@Aka-293 most likely received a disciplinary beating, discharged without honors, or in a rare case; executed.

@@jfizzle4015 😔.... 😈

But this one got executed😅

Boris? Or you mean Basil the Second?

@@davidhughes8357 he was ruthless when he needed to be, but he definitely had his mercy and admiration of merit. He allowed the Egyptians and Jews to practice their religion and culture, he let Porus reign over his lands, and even expanded them for him, he did not look down on other non-Greeks, but saw potential, as well as something to learn from. This didn't sit well with his most fervent Generals unfortunately.

Yes he could be quite ruthless at times to prove a point like the Massacre of the Greek mercenaries at the battle of Granicus river. He considered them traitors. The destruction of the city of Thebes was another example.

@@davidhughes8357 one of my favorites, in fact.