01 Jul 2012 10:06:00 I was sitting bored on Sunday morning and decide… · #1238

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01 Jul 2012 10:06:00
I was sitting bored on Sunday morning and decided to type into Google, 'what would the earth be like if ' a number of linked searches appeared, such as,

If the Roman empire would have survived, If the Nazis would have won, if the Dinosaurs would have lived.

All interesting points that I thought would be a useful discussion on here. In some circles there is a belief that the Nazis didn't win the war persay, however their techcnology and idealogy remain intact and continue to affect our lives to this day.

Any other thoughts guys, be happy to hear your opinions on the Roman Empire/Dinosaur points as well.

Nick H

{Ed033's Note - The Roman Empire did survive and continues to this day. The Roman Empire has 3 headquarters.
1.) The religious headquarters in the Vatican
2.) The financial headquarters in the City of London
3.) The military headquarters in Washington D.C. and Pentagon

The U.S. senate is the same as the Roman Senate and the U.S. army is used exactly the same way as the Roman army was i.e. The army is sent in to take out any group that gets in the way of the empire's interests.

If the large dinosaurs had survived, then now there would only be at best a couple of populations of them about in remote areas because we would still be here and would have removed them from where we live.

This idea that mammals did not evolve because dinosaurs were around has to be seriously questioned and secondly the Annunaki/Nommo ETs that came here would have removed a lot of the large dinosaurs and still created a slave race (humans), anyway.

 

Ed, I like the analogy with the US army being used much like the roman legion, sent out to conquer and expand the US interests. In saying that the US was founded by British forefathers, wouldnt it have made more sense to continue with the British Empire and expand on it's on interests, given that the infrastructure/hierarchy was already in place? I thought the Roman empire was overun by the Huns and this brought about the 'Dark Ages'. Where the Romans were interested in Developing knowledge, learning, architecture, culture, the next stage of our history was ne-andertheralic by comparison. This resulted in our cultural/technoligical advancement being set back by countless years. Just imagine where we would be at this point if we had continued with expanding on what the Romans were doing. Makes you wonder whether there a reason we were set back in our development? {Ed001's Note - the Dark Ages were nothing to do with the Romans or the Huns! They were actually the period of the highest literacy rates in the Western World, until the late Victorian era. The reason it is called the Dark Ages, is purely because the Church had no control over the indoctrination of children through control of schooling.}
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Ed, im pretty sure the term Dark Ages relates to the period of time after the fall of Rome and the invading of many cities from the barbarians. Though I would admit that the term Dark Ages has been expanded to cover negative conotations, it still represents a period where historians have little descriptive text in comparison to earlier/later times as a result of limited detailed writings of that time.

{Ed033's Note - From previous post. The British Empire is a continuation of the Roman Empire. The Roman Empire was/is only interested in world domination with a small elite with everything and everyone else as slaves with nothing. (nowadays called "The New World Order") The Roman Empire had a set back yes but returned with the Venetian Banking Cartels, East India Companies, British Empire, U.S.A.
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An interesting thought Ed. Don't agree with all of it, but interesting.

Its well known that the Papacy is a continuation as the early Popes just took the Emperor's religious duties over.

Not sure I agree with the British Empire being a continuation or even the Yanks either. Yes again its well known the US Senate was based on the Roman one. But there is too much time between the the fall of the Western Empire and the rise of the British Empire for it to be a direct continuation, or i am misreading you?

{Ed033's Note - When the Roman Empire fell, do you think they would just give up or at least attempt to start again? They would obviously start again. This is how they did it. They didn't just fall back to the Vatican but they also went to Venice and started up banking. Later they expanded and went to the netherlands and started the dutch east india company. After this they started moving over to Britain and burnt down London in 1666 because they wanted their headquarters in what we call the City of London and a modern city next to them but people were already living there in a rat infested diseased ridden state. They later expanded over the world using the British Army which created the British Empire
They also laid on ships to take people from Europe to terraform America for them for free. They told these Europeans that the streets in America were paved with gold. They later created a corporation called the United States in America now known as the United States of America. This corporation was set up to steal the wealth from America to give it to them.
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So Ed are you using the Roman Empire as a metaphor for any group of people that seek to control the majority for personal gain? As the Roman Empire was destroyed and it's founders and followers long dead before the British Empire.
BigAl

{Ed033's Note - 20% of The Nag Hammadi texts talk about an Archon group that appears to have come here around a couple of thousand years B.C. and the result was an idea to mess up the world through world domination. This manifested in the form of the Roman Empire. The Archons are still here and this idea to mess up the world through world domination is still here.
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