#Europeans

A step by step approach is part of the DNA of European integration. Even if temporary, this De/Fr proposal is a big step towards a fiscal union & a properly
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Here's a radical idea: you know all of that stuff about alignments, good/evil races, "monstrous" races, and thinly veiled allegory permeating every bit of fantasy lore and tradition? Throw it
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it’s important to put this in perspective: at the time, everyone (except Natives) thought genocide of Ntv communities had utterly and completely workedit was THE gold standard of genocide in
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6,000 people from Western Europe joined ISIS. Most joined *after* the genocide against the Yazidis was widely publicised (mostly by ISIS themselves). How many Europeans have faced any kind of
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Thread: I’m fighting for a fairer Brexit championing Freedom of Movement and the rights of Brits & Europeans at home and abroad and all those who call more than one
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I am preparing to share a controversial opinion on ecclesiastical architecture I think the Basilica in DC is lovely and all, but it was the worst possible design that could
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Omg Brexit Twitter reacting to Eastern Europeans being flown over to the UK to pick fruit is just... omg Well, this was a lot to wake up to .
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The “thing” in my school and how a girl’s parents literally ruined her life bc “discipline”. #thread TW: child abuse I went to school in Nairobi. It was an international
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Been thinking a lot about the Minoans. Everyone loves the Minoans, right? (If you love the Minoans, you're not going to like this thread.) So, I'm reading this book. I'm
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I was listening to this episode of @nosuchthing. They talk about taboo words / taboo languages & it’s so interesting that we have some very similar things here. I’m very
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random thoughts thread: (just to keep the t*g up)#BlackLivesMatter even the most patient human being wouldn't stay just peacefully protesting until now. Remember, europeans bought and stole ppl from
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The Chinese started using cinnabar colored lacquer to dye earthenware & ceramic pots into intense red works of art. The lacquer likely protected the user from the worst of mercury
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So in the myth of Iphis and Ianthe, Iphis's dad is like "if we have a daughter I'll kill her" so Iphis, secretly born female, is raised male, falls in
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13/19Ishtar was called the Queen of Heaven and shows up on many Assyrian and Akkadian artefacts today. The following Akkadian seal, for instance, comes from 2300 BC. That's at least
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https://www.economist.com/europe/2020/04/25/privacy-in-a-pandemic Privacy is best understood as a religion in the EU But some are struggling to keep the faith Privacy heathens are using all sorts of wanton methods to try
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Thread: Since 1258, when Baghdad — the preeminent city of the Abrahamic Greater West — was destroyed by the Mongol armies of Hülegü, Christian and Muslim alike have recognized the
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