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FreePalestine🇵🇸
UNBC Alumni🎓
Golden Key Member🔑
I talk about history on Tiktok @historyunbound
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conspiracy theories.
July 19, 2025 at 7:23 PM
conspiracy theories.
Will Blunderfield is a very odd individual. I cant remember if he's bi or gay, or even believes in labels like that.
He pushes for LGBTQ+ rights and equality, which is good, but in perusit of that he's seemingly lost the plot along the way and has reverted to misinformation and pseudohistorical
He pushes for LGBTQ+ rights and equality, which is good, but in perusit of that he's seemingly lost the plot along the way and has reverted to misinformation and pseudohistorical
July 19, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Will Blunderfield is a very odd individual. I cant remember if he's bi or gay, or even believes in labels like that.
He pushes for LGBTQ+ rights and equality, which is good, but in perusit of that he's seemingly lost the plot along the way and has reverted to misinformation and pseudohistorical
He pushes for LGBTQ+ rights and equality, which is good, but in perusit of that he's seemingly lost the plot along the way and has reverted to misinformation and pseudohistorical
You're telling me the US government lied? Who could've seen this coming?
June 22, 2025 at 5:30 PM
You're telling me the US government lied? Who could've seen this coming?
That's now on my list!
June 22, 2025 at 12:43 AM
That's now on my list!
I HIGHLY recommend it. Cobb also presents the Reconquista as part of the Crusades, and after reading his book I completely agree.
June 22, 2025 at 12:38 AM
I HIGHLY recommend it. Cobb also presents the Reconquista as part of the Crusades, and after reading his book I completely agree.
Undeniable and steady progress!
May 24, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Undeniable and steady progress!
use the term "vikings" in this light.
May 13, 2025 at 7:44 PM
use the term "vikings" in this light.
with the name of a seasonal job that was done in the off-season. Secondly, "The Viking Age" had already ended by the time the Crusades had wrapped up. Depending on who you ask, the Viking Age had ended on a bridge in England at least 200 years before the Crusades ended. Truly a baffling decision to
May 13, 2025 at 7:44 PM
with the name of a seasonal job that was done in the off-season. Secondly, "The Viking Age" had already ended by the time the Crusades had wrapped up. Depending on who you ask, the Viking Age had ended on a bridge in England at least 200 years before the Crusades ended. Truly a baffling decision to
inaccurate and paints an incomplete picture.
4. Ansary mentions "the Vikings" in the Meditranean, in the post-Crusades period. A "viking" was a sea-borne raid, often perpetrated by vikingrs. Presenting all Scandinavians as "vikings" is inaccurate because you wouldn't describe 3-4 cultural groups
4. Ansary mentions "the Vikings" in the Meditranean, in the post-Crusades period. A "viking" was a sea-borne raid, often perpetrated by vikingrs. Presenting all Scandinavians as "vikings" is inaccurate because you wouldn't describe 3-4 cultural groups
May 13, 2025 at 7:44 PM
inaccurate and paints an incomplete picture.
4. Ansary mentions "the Vikings" in the Meditranean, in the post-Crusades period. A "viking" was a sea-borne raid, often perpetrated by vikingrs. Presenting all Scandinavians as "vikings" is inaccurate because you wouldn't describe 3-4 cultural groups
4. Ansary mentions "the Vikings" in the Meditranean, in the post-Crusades period. A "viking" was a sea-borne raid, often perpetrated by vikingrs. Presenting all Scandinavians as "vikings" is inaccurate because you wouldn't describe 3-4 cultural groups
to stop the Hsiung-nu from raiding Chinese lands is historically inaccurate. The Qin Dynsaty attacked the Hsiung-nu, relatively unprovoked, seized much of their land, and then built the wall to insure that they kept the land they just seized from the Hsiung-nu. Placing the blame on the Hsiung-nu is
May 13, 2025 at 7:44 PM
to stop the Hsiung-nu from raiding Chinese lands is historically inaccurate. The Qin Dynsaty attacked the Hsiung-nu, relatively unprovoked, seized much of their land, and then built the wall to insure that they kept the land they just seized from the Hsiung-nu. Placing the blame on the Hsiung-nu is
should be completely thrown out of one's lexicon.
2. Describing Central Eurasians as "barbarians" is ahistorical and disregards the religious and cultural identities of steppe peoples, and presents them as a monolithic people, which is far from accurate.
3. Stating that the Great Wall was created
2. Describing Central Eurasians as "barbarians" is ahistorical and disregards the religious and cultural identities of steppe peoples, and presents them as a monolithic people, which is far from accurate.
3. Stating that the Great Wall was created
May 13, 2025 at 7:44 PM
should be completely thrown out of one's lexicon.
2. Describing Central Eurasians as "barbarians" is ahistorical and disregards the religious and cultural identities of steppe peoples, and presents them as a monolithic people, which is far from accurate.
3. Stating that the Great Wall was created
2. Describing Central Eurasians as "barbarians" is ahistorical and disregards the religious and cultural identities of steppe peoples, and presents them as a monolithic people, which is far from accurate.
3. Stating that the Great Wall was created
to understand the history of Islam and the plight of the Palestinian people.
That being said, I have four gripes with this book:
1. Ansary uses the term "Dark Ages" when discussing the Medieval Period. That term is no longer used by academics, as its implications are historically inaccurate, and
That being said, I have four gripes with this book:
1. Ansary uses the term "Dark Ages" when discussing the Medieval Period. That term is no longer used by academics, as its implications are historically inaccurate, and
May 13, 2025 at 7:44 PM
to understand the history of Islam and the plight of the Palestinian people.
That being said, I have four gripes with this book:
1. Ansary uses the term "Dark Ages" when discussing the Medieval Period. That term is no longer used by academics, as its implications are historically inaccurate, and
That being said, I have four gripes with this book:
1. Ansary uses the term "Dark Ages" when discussing the Medieval Period. That term is no longer used by academics, as its implications are historically inaccurate, and
I agree, but also I want the NDP to clean house after the election and I'm unsure that will happen if they stay as an official party.
April 27, 2025 at 10:28 PM
I agree, but also I want the NDP to clean house after the election and I'm unsure that will happen if they stay as an official party.