Posted on 07/17/2025 4:32:58 AM PDT by MtnClimber
Sometimes, certain countries are so destructive to civilization that they must be brought to heel.
The First Punic War began in 264 BC, lasted 25 years, and was fought between the Romans and the Carthaginians, a civilization in what is today modern Tunisia. The Carthaginians were the most powerful and prosperous force in the Western Mediterranean and North Africa, while the Romans were a growing power on the Italian peninsula. After two decades, with both sides financially and demographically exhausted, Rome prevailed. Carthage ceded Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica, and paid substantial reparations.
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Today, across the West, there is a growing ideology that is anathema to free speech, freedom of religion, free press, women’s rights, and more. And it’s violently so. At the current rate of demographic change, native Europeans will be a minority in Europe soon after the middle of the century, and Western civilization will not be far behind, if it survives that long.
If it were just Angela Merkel, we might be able to give Germany a pass, but it’s not. The EU’s Ursula von der Leyen and the WEF’s Klaus Schwab are both also spawn of Germany and were Merkel’s fellow travelers when she was in power—and maintained her cancerous ideas once she left.
At the end of the day, from giving us Karl Marx to facilitating the Bolshevik revolution by returning Lenin to Russia, to beginning two world wars and shepherding the current collapse of the West, Germany has been the fount of more strife and more bloodshed over the last 200 years than any nation on the planet. And it’s not even close.
It’s likely too late for Europe to save itself, although it’s possible that Western civilization could survive the collapse of the place of its origin.
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I think Europe is lost. I am not sure we can fix the Biden illegal invasion. It will take some backbone.
Once all the Germans were warlike and mean
But that couldn’t happen again
We taught them a lesson in 1918
And they’ve hardly bothered us since then
— Tom Lehrer
“I think Europe is lost. I am not sure we can fix the Biden illegal invasion. It will take some backbone.”
Europe lost everything when their women, who can vote and hold office, took over control - and they have NO INTENTION of stopping the Islamic takeover. Now, nothing short of a civil war so bloody that it would make Hitler blush is the only option, short of the fate that Carthage had.
We had the some thing under Biden (after all, who was working the autopen?), but not now. And as you say, reversing the damage will take a lot of BACKBONE. RINOs may not like it, but voting (or not voting) for them and letting Democrats win...simply means we will have the same fate as Europe and Carthage.
First we take Manhattan.
Then we take Berlin.
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Carthage, now a hilltop within the city of Tunis, was demolished - burned out and wiped from the face of the earth. All living there were killed or enslaved.
All of them.
:It is odd isn't it?
Q: How did Marx survive without ever having a job?
A: He knew all the Engels.
It was only after the third war that Carthage’s destruction occurred. After the first two wars Carthage was left to recover and the result of that was the start of yet another war.
Paging Charles Martel.
Nimes, France has an Arab ghetto I rode hike through.
It’s like being in Damascus. Useless, dirty, dangerous.
Midsized towns in France are now reliably dangerous.
Thanks for posting. I’ve long thought of Merkel’s opening up Europe to “Asians” did more to destroy Europe than either Wilhelm II or Hitler ever dreamed.
However, the city was rebuilt, and, ironically, at one point almost became the capital of the Roman Empire when the Roman emperor Flavius Heraclius considered moving the capital from Constantinople, which was under threat from barbarians, to Carthage.
I was in Nimes in 1965 and saw no sign of Arabs there. However, I don't recall seeing Africans or Middle Easterners anywhere in Europe at the time.
Roosevelt Street is one of the main streets in Carthage today, but I don’t think it had that name in Hannibal’s day.
Ceterum censeo Berolinum esse delendam.
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