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David Neiwert

DavidNeiwert

1) This year, 2019, marks an important centennial anniversary in America—but it is one that not only are we not celebrating, it’s also a significant moment most of us aren’t

WikiVictorian

wikivictorian

Victorian mourning: A THREAD During the 1800s , the reign of Queen Victoria influenced many aspects of daily life. Her intense grieving after the 1861 death of her husband,

Aaron New

DrAaronNew

THREAD: A few of us have been raising questions about some of the writings of Tim Clinton. Most notably, @wthrockmorton has several blog posts you can find here: https://www.wthrockmorton.com/tag/tim-clinton/. I’m

Secret SoSHHiety

SouledOutWorld

Sexual DeviancyBy: H. R.(Thread)In the Masonic Quiz book, we find the Question asked of initiates Who was Tubal-Cain?Answer: Tubal-Cain was Vulcan of the pagans.https://twitter.com/SouledOutWorld/status/1147075804851003392 Masons often wear

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WeebTrash04

Take TwoPart 4#BkDkCW: Isekai, Fantasy AU, Barbarian!Baku, Fanboy!Deku, Vulgar Language (because it's Kacchan what did you expect?)- - -Katsuki Bakugo, the infamous barbarian prince of the dragonborne kingdom, had already

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BernieDogs4

North Carolina - #inschoolcovid @DrZoeHyde https://twitter.com/BernieDogs4/status/1348084336109756424 #kidsandcovid tonight - starting in Ireland and hoping things get better there soon. Check tweet - now we can't say that these two thi

Amit Schandillia

Schandillia

[THREAD: HISTORY OF THE HINDU TEMPLE]1/102Four hours south of Aswan in Lower Nubia, right by the Nile, is a region dotted with temple complexes built more than 3,000 years ago.

Boginja Proleća 🇷🇸

boginjaproleca

This is probably the most important thread I ever wrote, therefore, it's supported by numerous evidence... Thread: Forbidden history of #Europe* The lost world of #OldEurope - The Danube Valley

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JoinTheSchwarz

Welcome to another deep-drive thread boosted by quarantine boredom. This time we are going to look into my favorite not-IU Star Wars reference book from the Disney era: @pablohidalgo and

Bryan Kam

bryankam

Thread! Thomas Kuhn (1922-1996) was an American physicist and historian of science. In 1962 he wrote a short book (he calls it an essay) called The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.