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Maranatha!

[butlerweave]

Horse, Chariot and Slaves ?

[Bon of Babble]

And, like the Roman Empire itself, the entire system will collapse in upon itself - leading to another Dark Ages that will take centuries to recover from.

But then maybe that’s the whole idea.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Isn’t that the EU?

[Doctor Congo]

Same thing from another source:

https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/boris-johnson-roman-empire-alliance-nato-charm-offensive-ukraine-1712944
Western countries are preparing to launch a diplomatic charm offensive to win over developing nations to Ukraine’s side ahead of the G20 summit later this year.

European powers also hope to build closer links with the Middle East and North Africa through what Boris Johnson has described as a partial recreation of the Roman Empire.

There have been fears that the G20 gathering in Bali this autumn could be derailed if Vladimir Putin decides to attend, forcing Western leaders to decide between boycotting the summit and sitting round the table with the Russian President.

[Leaning Right]

Perhaps someone should remind Boris Johnson that the original Roman Empire fell to violent barbarian hordes, and so the Dark Ages began.

I dunno. Maybe Boris wants a repeat. After all, the Dark Ages were environmentally friendly. No nasty gasoline engines, or anything like that.

[Savage Beast]

Well, the second Roman Emperor was the monster Tiberius, the third Caligula, and the fifth Nero.

Such depravity is ubiquitous in today's world:

the obscene show-trial going on,
open borders,
human excrement and drug paraphernalia littering city streets,
rampant crime,
inflation,
stolen elections,
the Trannie Army,
political prisoners,
contempt for truth,
etc.--

So far, our society has matched the depravity of decadent Rome with no end in sight to the inexorable descent into the quagmire of depravity!

Who can save us? Only we ourselves!

[mewzilla]

From 1963...

Bureaucracy Kills: A Lesson from Rome

[Wuli]

Both Johnson and Macron need to be booted.

All of Europe nneds more free cooperation and less coerced and mandated “coordination”. The more Europeans lose the freedom to peacefully disagree, you know the ability to mandate and require agreement will increase.

[Clemenza]

Boris the Turk Toff needs a comb and a new job.

[nwrep]

Boris Johnson is an expert extraordinaire on the Greco-Roman era. Most US politicians know less about this subject than Boris’ shoelaces.

[Maudeen]

Perhaps a setup for the anti-Christ/Tribulation

[Lurkinanloomin]

Born in New York, according to some people here, a natural born citizen eligible to be President......./s

[Rebelbase]

Biden will support this so long as Hunter will be set up in an Imperial pleasure palace along the lines of Caligula.

[moovova]

At least he’s on the right side of Hadrian’s Wall.

[Angelino97]

Just a silly, off-the-cuff remark. It means nothing, and will lead to nothing.

Britain lost its own empire several decades ago. It's in no position to create another. It can't even defends its own borders, or its own citizens from acid and machete attacks.

[FLT-bird]

It didn’t end well for the last two guys who tried it.

[x]

Cool it. He was a Classics major. One of the running jokes in the British comedy series about planning the London Olympics was that the mayor of the city (Boris Johnson) always was throwing Latin phrases into his conversations with Hugh Bonneville (the lead in the series and in Downtown Abbey).

[Mr. Jeeves]

His vision would be far more likely to recreate the Third Reich.

[fieldmarshaldj]

KILL NATO before it kills us.