Anyone else into Renaissance era history?

[Aurelian]

Mussolini era was also fascinating for me, the dude was ahead of his time and the way he made Ethiopia submit was absolute genius, the biggest lie in the world was that Ethiopia wasn't colonized, the Italians absolutely cucked Selassie lol.

Modernity has its good and bads, come on man, the invention of the locomotives, motors and all of these techno gadgets that would eventually lead to the internet can all be traced back to Rome.

Its no wonder the Quran has a whole Surah named after them, the Prophet SAW knew of their longevity and mentioned them many times in aaqiro zaman hadiths. Wake up, they arent going no where.



What have Africans achieved? Please tell me? Not some rich King travelling in a caravan, this is simply pathetic. Other than Egypt they have been nothing but booty scratchers its a shame that 1700 Europe was more built than modern day Africa.

They are good for dancing

Mussolini had the title the sword of Islam

 

[Clllam]

Well Africa specifically was doomed from the start because of the tsetse fly and the fact that staple crops can’t be farmed in large areas (ie: Congo, Savanna’s depend on the rains ).

Another problem is the extensive diversity. It’s impossible to form an empire when there’ll literally be dozens of ethnicities inhabiting it.

This is why the poor Khoisans, pygmies, and many Bantus couldn’t create large sedentary communities/civilizations. Even Great Zimbabwe only existed through trade.


I’d say Somalis were luckier since they were able to domesticate animals and engaged in lots of trade. Also, remember that the North used to be a lot more greener historically so the Land of Punt was most likely located in Somalis rather than Yemen.