About Ancient Rome and Emperors

[FuckYu_666]

What about the Roman emperors?
Before the arrival of xianism as the official religion, there were other emperors such as Adriano who was described as cultured and killed about 500,000 jews in a revolt, does anyone have more information on Adriano? Is he considered SS?
What about Caligula?
In a documentary he was described as the worst psychopath of all, is this true or are these lies?
Mainly I had questions about them, but I wouldn't mind knowing more about the history of Rome too, I think school books and even documentaries are corrupt stuff.
We could start a general discussion on Rome, what do you think?

 

[Hp. Hoodedcobra666]

Jews will call anyone who has ever even said anything about them a psychopath. Even as little as criticism, makes one a tyrant, a psychopath etc.

Meanwhile they have a culture that literally instructs them to do terrorism, theft, organized usury and enslavement of all other people as a "Tenet of God", and they are to always be called "Good" and "Normal".

The reality is the Jews were doing exceptionally aggressive moves towards the Roman Empire, full on armed revolts and all sorts of other things, because they wanted their own "State" and a "Messiah", wanted to rip down the Roman Pagan system and so on- they didn't stay at belief, they enforced it.

Because they were forcefully separating themselves from other people in the Empire and creating excessive arrest, the Romans, used brutal force, not only against them but other invaders and looters too. They also created organized mobs to attack the Roman Empire.

Look up the Maccabees, this was for example a brutal jewish mob that enforced people to convert with military. Of course, Jews will never say any of this to nobody. The Maccabees, were like a terrorist organization such as Proto Islamic Terrorist group, that converted people through brutal force to Judaism. They have been doing this for centuries, including armed revolts against the "Empires of the Goyim" such as the Greeks or Romans and so on.

It might not even be true what they claim that the Romans killed, but there were clashes. The clashes were constant. Jews wanted to forcibly change other people, and that's the spirit of Abrahamism, Islam and Judeochristianity. They don't accept no for an answer, and they killed people. Christianity reflected later on the same foul ideals.

As about the insanity of said Roman Emperors, they say it for all Emperors, so the facts are somewhere in the middle.

Yes, power can make certain people flip. But most Roman Emperors were at least decent leaders, all the way to very good leaders such as Marcus Aurelius, while others were legendary people.

 

[Jack]

I wish I could go back in time and tell Titus,

"Hey man ,like please. I know these Desert dwellers don't look like much but in just a couple hundred years they'll take over the entire world with their religion and in about 2000 years they'll form a Group called Illuminati that takes over all the Governments of that time and start a mass extinction level Genocide against everyone. Please just don't let ant of these creatures leave this area. Just do what is right. "

 

[Kavya Shukra]

I wish I could go back in time and tell Titus,

"Hey man ,like please. I know these Desert dwellers don't look like much but in just a couple hundred years they'll take over the entire world with their religion and in about 2000 years they'll form a Group called Illuminati that takes over all the Governments of that time and start a mass extinction level Genocide against everyone. Please just don't let ant of these creatures leave this area. Just do what is right. "

I low-key feel like they didn't really understand just how big of a threat and how truly evil their intentions were until during the fall of Rome. But even more important would be the rebirth of pagan Rome and Babylon and Greece etc.