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Date Posted: 12:21:08 05/16/08 Fri
Author: JC
Author Host/IP: stxika19.dngr.net / 216.220.216.172
Subject: ok warwick I will grant you mercy.....

Like Al Gore mentioned below... Sicilians usually go for the kill but the energies of mt shasta has humbled me enough to let you slide on your idiocy concerning the Osiiris shaft and your complete ignorance of such a fantastic find such as that...

But now, lets get back to the Roman equation... we seem to both have great passion on the history of Ancient Rome and it is because of this, that I saved you great future embarrasment. Take that as a gift from "THE CARLO"......

Now Rome......

Out of all the major battles and events of linear known human history, I feel the battle of Actium could well have been a major turning point is all world affairs.

Considering the fact that Ancient Rome was the catalyst and major marker used to determine the evolution of western civilization, if Marcus Antonius won the Actium campaign, world history would have been greatly different.

The first thing that comes to mind is that Ckeopatra was iniitated into the ancient mystery schools and had all the metaphysical wisdom of the ancients. Knowing her very well, (more then you can ever imagine), she would have prevented the Holy Roman Church to have ever come to existence and would have brought great enlightement to the western world.

It is a freaken shame that antony decided to face Octavian in a sea battle rather then listening to his generals ans waiting for Ocatvians forces to come to them for a land battle. Antonys men had no experience in water duals and between that and being outnumbered, they all fell into the abyss of the sea. I strongly believe that if antony waited for a ground war, even outnumbered, his legions could have beat the living shit out of Ocatavians forces. They were the best trained in all of Rome and the most feared. The sound of antonys legions hitting their swords on their shields would have sounded like F16 fighters to the enemy on the other side of the battlefield.

It sis well known that antony loved the mediterrenean grape and that was his downfall to think clearly on that dreadful day....

JC

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Re: ok warwick I will grant you mercy..... -- Ian, 06:33:12 05/17/08 Sat
- Re: ok warwick I will grant you mercy..... -- JC, 08:18:39 05/17/08 Sat
  - Re: ok warwick I will grant you mercy..... -- Ian, 13:19:53 05/17/08 Sat
    - Re: ok warwick I will grant you mercy..... -- Bryan, 02:16:41 05/18/08 Sun
      - Re: ok warwick I will grant you mercy..... -- JC, 07:41:45 05/18/08 Sun
        Re: ok warwick I will grant you mercy..... -- Bryan, 15:46:50 05/18/08 Sun