Why has the majority of Any Forums never heard of the Assyrians? What are the political implications of mainly jewish historians glossing over 4,000 years of history and hundreds of civilization-changing inventions, instead deducing mesopotamian history to babylon and sumer. Why don’t they want you to hold them in the same regard as the Romans and Greeks? Why do they only focus on how they were so “brutal” as an empire?
Why has the majority of Any Forums never heard of the Assyrians...
Landon Rodriguez
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Jack Brooks
>Why has the majority of Any Forums never heard of the Assyrians?
That's just you nigger.
Lincoln Hill
no it’s not, but thanks for the bump.
Parker Morgan
jews didnt exist in assyria
merchants did though
romans expressed as much in lex mercatoria
Mason Long
How does that discount anything I said? And it’s not true. Assyrians would deport people from their own lands who didn’t willingly submit themselves to the King of Assyria, if they were useful, like skilled artisans for example, they would be taken to Assyria to work
Benjamin Howard
these assyrians sound pretty cool,i know about the scythians and the mycaneans but can i get redpilled on these assyrians
Jace Martin
The scythians were first mentioned by the Assyrians and eventually it is theorized they became a vassal
Justin Myers
Assyrians are based
Ive had Assyrian friends for years
We disagree heavily about Sadaam kek but we just bust eachothers chops about it
Aaron Campbell
Matthew Hernandez
the empire was very big it seems