Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus - https://www.worldhistory.org/pompey/.
Gaius Julius Caesar, The Conquest of Gaul -
https://www.livius.org/articles/person/caesar/caesar-04/.A Persistent Hoax by Professor Revilo P Oliver - Everyone with even a smattering of historical knowledge knows Jews were scattered throughout the ancient world long before AD 70. For example, the city of Rome was so lousy with Kikes in 179 BC that the urban praetor Cn. Cornelius Scipio Hispalus tried to expel them.
Although we may be sure that for every one he threw out of the front door two crawled in over the back fence. After his year of office their money and intrigues obtained effective revocation of his decree .. as everyone who reads Cicero knows the predatory aliens had obtained such economic power in the Republic.
That they could cause financial panics by cornering gold and supposedly exporting it to Jerusalem under the pretext their religion required it. When Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC the Jewish swarm howled and rioted, not because they had any liking for Caesar but because they always profit from political upheavals, which give them opportunities to plunder all factions.
http://www.revilo-oliver.com/rpo/Persistent_Hoax.html.Julius Caesar, Prisoner of the Jewish Lobby. From the Learning Diary of an Israeli Water Engineer. Gaius Julius Caesar would have been slandered to suicide if he lived today .. he received large loans from local Roman Jewish bankers, and much assistance from the Judean high priests Hyrcanus. Caesar was always in pressing need of money to finance the political machine he maintained in Rome while he was campaigning in Germany, his decrees are amazingly pro Jewish to a point that would be unimaginable today.
"The Jews shall possess Jerusalem and may encompass that city with walls; Hyrcanus, the son of Alexander, the high priest and ethnarch of the Jews, rule it in the manner he himself pleases; and the Jews be allowed to deduct out of their tribute a corus," the next decree, dated before Dec. 47 BC establishes that..
"The Jews of the Empire pay a tribute to the city of Jerusalem except during the Sabbatical year. This decree provides for an annual tribute to Hyrcanus and his sons. It ordains that the original ordinances in regard to the high priests of the Jews shall remain in force, and that Hyrcanus and the Jews retain those places and countries which belonged to the kings of Syria and Phoenicia."
It is known that Caesar was a friend of the Jews the details are amazing .. Caesar the ruler of the World largest Empire did care a lot about the Jews and granted not only the City of Jerusalem to the Jews, but also the countries of Syria and Phoenicia (Lebanon). Jewish subjects paid less taxes than others and part of it was paid to the Jerusalem Government.
https://web.archive.org/web/20111112014426/http://h2oreuse.blogspot.com/2009/03/julius-caesar-prisioner-of-jewish-lobby.html.Despite his military prowess Caesar was a plunderer and a butcher, who relied on Khazar horse breeders to provide remounts for his cavalry units. During the Conquest of Gaul Caesar laid siege to a city located near Grenoble in present day France, that was filled with refugees who had fled the depredations his legions wrought in the countryside. Where after the City's surrender he kept who he wanted, then sold the remainder of the entire population to a Jewish slave trader for fifteen million sesterces the Roman unit of currency.
https://www.banknotes.com/rom.htm.He was an aficionado of gladiatorial combat and kept a stable of gladiators .. he brought his Gallic legions into Italy in 49 BC, in defiance of a Roman Law prohibiting regular troops from exercising on the mainland which precipitated Civil War. Whereupon his former son in law, the great Roman hero Gnaeus Pompey commanded the Republican forces, where after their defeat at the Battle of Pharsalus in 48 BC, Caesar had him and his sons hunted down and killed.
https://www.livius.org/articles/battle/pharsalus-48-bce/.After Caesar's murder in 44 BC plotted by his arch nemesis Marcus Tullius Cicero who he had twice pardoned on capital charges, who was in the thrall of his alleged homosexual paramour one Atticus a wealthy publisher and industrialist, who was despite his Greek name a Jew! Marc Antony as Caesar's Master of Horse and thus Second in Command of his legions, levied brutal retaliation against C's killers including Cicero, where after another round of conquest and Civil War he committed suicide .. Jews were in command.
In 63 BC Cicero had overstepped his authority as Roman Consul by firstly claiming Catilina's party reforms were a conspiracy, who then after using his formidable powers of oratory to convince the Senate to grant him extraordinary powers, had Catilina and all of his followers put to death without trial.
Lucius Sergius Catilina planned to free most of the slaves in Rome and to enfranchise large numbers of stateless persons as Roman Citizens, a plan that was nipped in the bud by Cicero .. Catilina and Julius Caesar had been Cicero's house guests he murdered them both, he was proscribed by Marc Anthony following Caesar's death and put to the sword by the Master at Arms of the Roman Senate.
Osama bin Laden Categorically Denies Involvement in 9/11 - https://www.globalresearch.ca/interview-with-osama-bin-laden-denies-his-involvement-in-9-11/24697.
Targeted Killings after 9/11 -
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/254561631_Assassination_or_Targeted_Killings_after_911. Israel Did 9/11 - https://www.sott.net/article/215222-Israel-Did-9-11.
This is what happened post 911 .. "they" convinced the US that OBL did it, where after exemplary powers which include "Targeted Killings" were assigned to GW Bush, who as President made immediate and unjust war on Afghanistan.
As regards Caesar "Crossing the Rubicon" a tract of swampy channeled land in the north east and bringing his Gallic Legions into Italy in defiance of Roman Law, Cicero as senior Roman Statesman who was entrusted to lead negotiations should have accepted his conditions and averted Civil War.
Titus Annius Milo -
https://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~rwest/wikispeedia/wpcd/wp/p/Pro_Milone.htm. Publius Clodius Pulcher - https://www.oxfordreference.com/view/10.1093/oi/authority.20110803095618568.
The Catilinarian Conspiracy -
https://sites.psu.edu/conspofcatiline/. Speech on Behalf of Deiotarus, King of Galatia pdf - http://pinkmonkey.com/dl/library1/book0597.pdf.
Cicero followed up on the Catilina outrage in 52 BC by having thugs led by his "dirty deeds doer" one Titus Annius Milo ambush and kill noble Roman Publius Clodius Pulcher, who was not letting up on his calls for Cicero to be prosecuted under Roman Law for having put Catilina and some say hundreds of his supporters to death without being heard.
Many historians make much of Caesar "pardoning" Cicero in the wake of Pompey's defeat at the Battle of Pharsalus .. the truth is that when many of the survivors of Pompey's Republican Army got back to Italy, they were met by Caesar's garrison troops then court martialed and put to death on the capital charge of bearing arms against Caesar.
Although he had left Italy and joined Pompey in Greece Cicero did not take the field on the day of battle - earning him undying disdain from Pompey's son Sextus - thus he had not technically "borne arms," a fact which saved his life.
The other time Cicero got off the hook was in 45 BC after he was called before Caesar to explain his relationship with one King Deiotarus, who had on the testimony of a slave plotted to murder Caesar, if Caesar had rejected Cicero's defense he and the King would have been put to the sword. Speech on Behalf of Deiotarus, King of Galatia. http://pinkmonkey.com/dl/library1/book0597.pdf.
Gaius Julius Caesar's African Campaign to Destroy the Allies of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus -
https://www.historynet.com/gaius-julius-caesars-african-campaign-the-campaign-to-destroy-the-allies-of-gnaeus-pompeius-magnus.htmNot withstanding the Conquest of Gaul a land that was ostensibly on friendly terms with Rome and the British Campaign, many of JC's military victories not limited to his Spanish Campaign despite Spain had been a Roman governed province since the time of Scipio, and the wicked North African Campaign in the wake of Pharsalus, were against Roman armies.
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[ - ] lord_nougat 1 point 4 yearsApr 28, 2021 19:23:52 ago (+1/-0)
He wasn't that great.
Which means he was still way the fuck better than most presidents.
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[ - ] AloisH 1 point 4 yearsApr 15, 2021 06:02:11 ago (+1/-0)
[ + ] MartinTimothy
[ - ] MartinTimothy [op] 1 point 4 yearsApr 16, 2021 06:18:06 ago (+1/-0)*
Trajan, Roman Emperor - https://www.britannica.com/biography/Trajan.
The Life of Octavian, Caesar Augustus - https://www.sjsu.edu/faculty/watkins/caesaraugustus.htm.
Emperor Augustus nee Octavian the grand nephew of Julius Caesar who was his chosen successor marched on Rome at age 19, Roman General Caesar Nerva Trajanus who became Emperor Trajan did the same thing in 98 AD.
Sulla was a great soldier there's no doubt about that, however we must remember Gaius Marius was then Roman Consul and his army was loyal to the Roman Senate, whereas Sulla's troops were from his legions whose loyalty was to him, thus those Romans who stood at the Colline Gate between Sulla and the capital were the Home Guard.
Who were no match for Sulla's battle hardened legions, that Sulla who had been Marius’ Lieutenant during the war against King Jugurtha in Numidia [Libya] wrought terrible vengeance upon them, was in retribution to the terrible vengeance attributed to Marius himself after his return from exile in that country.
As well it is interesting to note Licinius Crassus and Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus participated in the slaughter of 10,000 of Marius' loyalist soldiers .. of course it is entirely unfashionable to besmirch Pompey's record at this time, while Crassus' terrible end bespeaks the tenor of the times no less.
The survivor was from an engineering detachment whose leaders realized what was taking place and knew the danger they were in, he said they built a stockade from where they defended themselves, which is how they escaped the fate the rest of the army suffered .. he knew of only seven other living survivors, he had taken up with a Syrian woman and with his engineering skills he became one of the leading citizens and builders in that country. #
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* The Lost Roman Legion of Carrhae in China - https://www.ancient-origins.net/unexplained-phenomena/lost-legion-carrhae-0011019.
Some say the surviving legionaries become mercenaries on behalf of various warlords and that the town of Le Jien [Liqian] in China is where they eventually came to rest .. maybe, Roman Legionnaires were a pretty hardy bunch that none ever got back to Rome tends to cast doubt on the story. https://www.warhistoryonline.com/ancient-history/romans-china-lost-legions-carrhae.html.
As regards the Roman Republic, Cicero spoke of Roman Senators massacred before his and Sulla's time - As far as Jews are concerned all of this political and military adventurism then as now needs to be financed, Jews bankrolled the lot in an erstwhile version of white genocide, globalism and identitarianism playing one against the other to their own nefarious & genocidal ends .. they haven't changed any. Edit.
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[ - ] MartinTimothy [op] 0 points 4 yearsApr 13, 2021 13:12:36 ago (+1/-1)*
Caesar's North African Campaign - https://img.fireden.net/tg/image/1478/55/1478551836278.pdf.
Caesar in Britain - https://www.historyextra.com/period/roman/caesars-british-gamble/.
Gaius Julius Caesar's African Campaign to Destroy the Allies of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus - https://www.historynet.com/gaius-julius-caesars-african-campaign-the-campaign-to-destroy-the-allies-of-gnaeus-pompeius-magnus.htm
My understanding is Caesar waged war on Rome .. not withstanding the Egyptian Campaign which had its ups and downs anyway, the British Campaign which was mostly for show, and the Conquest of Gaul a land that was ostensibly on friendly terms with Rome.
His campaign in Spain which had similarly been a Roman governed province since the time of Scipio, no less than his 49 BC Crossing the Rubicon, the destruction of Pompey and his army then the wicked campaign against the Roman garrison in Libya .. all of Caesar's most notable wars and battles were against Roman armies.