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When Rome finally collapsed there were technologies in Rome that would
not be seen in Europe for over 1,000 years. Rome was the first city in the world to have
more than 1 million inhabitants. The Romans solved the engineering problems that allowed
this to take place.
The legacy of Rome and its effects on the Western world remain to this day. The Romans
invented concrete 2,000 years ago. I have heard of analyses where engineers say that Roman
structures will outlive MODERN CONCRETE structures because we reinforce them with steel.
Steel expands and contracts differently and it breaks up concrete. So ... Roman structures
will OUTLIVE modern concrete structures because it does not contain steel inside!
The Romans had cities with clean running water in them all the time. They built proper
roads. The Romans brought us a lot of our law. To this day, we have professional standing
armies and many other things that the Romans invented.
But the Roman world was a very male-dominated testosterone-filled world run by RAMPANT
LOGICAL WHITE MEN who never accepted defeat in any form. For them, it was a fight to the
death, and nothing scared them. They developed a contempt for death. I still want to write
about Roman gladiators, and what Roman gladiators did. And there was a time when normal
Romans also became gladiators. Gladiators were the sportsmen of their time in Rome. All
modern sport is anyway derived from ancient sport and ancient sport was all about
preparing for war - hence, various types of running and jumping... and of course javelin
throwing, archery, etc. The thing that still makes my skin crawl endlessly is when I think
of one documentary I saw where they discovered how men were really killed when they were
gladiators. Only 8% of gladiators actually were executed. Even so... it was still a nasty
process. The actual death blow was to a man who was on the ground, very possibly on his
knees. They shoved the sword in, through his neck, down into his heart, bypassing his rib
cage. I get cold just thinking about it. But apparently, the men were so trained that when
the moment came, they faced it without flinching. Incredible really. The Romans loved a
good fight. The Romans were farmers who created an incredible society which became the
greatest political structure the Western world had ever known.
The Romans fought and faced everyone, and they beat them.
But Roman civilisation came at a price. The Romans weren't so much colonists as they were
people who forced others into their Empire on pain of death. But... the Romans were also
diplomats. The way Caesar conquered Gaul was only partly due to his military exploits, but
even more so due to his genuis as a politician. The Romans were very faithful to their
allies. But we will discuss that another day.
What is of interest is what the Romans were like ... TO THEIR ENEMIES!
To their enemies the Romans showed no mercy.
Roman society was really quite unlike anything that exists on Earth today. The Romans who
were 1,000 years ahead of their time were actually a very logical, very tough type of
people. The Romans were an exceptionally PRACTICAL and simple people. Their society was
TOTALLY MALE DOMINATED. One Roman historian, Polybius wrote something to the effect that
Romans were different from other peoples because the Romans NEVER listened to their women.
The Roman male was all man. Roman society was all male. In fact, one of the more
embarrassing surprises of archaeology was the sex lives of the Romans. The Romans were
more into sex than we would like to admit. But Roman society was all male... all
testosterone. What nobody would like to mention too openly is that the greatest Western
political structure ever created was made by RAMPANT WHITE MALES WHO DOMINATED EVERYTHING
THEY CAME ACROSS INCLUDING THEIR OWN WOMEN! They killed anything that stood in their way
or they died in the process. They never gave in.
In fact, there is a story in ancient history about how Rome was formed very early on. In
its very early stages, the town that was to become Rome was actually composed of men of
questionable nature. These men were probably criminals of some kind and the town had no
women in it!! The way the first Romans acquired their women was very typical of what was
to become the Roman character. The Romans invited a neighbouring town to a type of social
event - probably a type of picnic. Then they grabbed the women of the other town and ran
off with them, kept them and raped them.
The other town's inhabitants were so outraged that they organised a military expedition to
recapture their women. But when they got to Rome, the women who had been raped ran out and
bade them to stop. The women told them that these men were now their HUSBANDS!!!
The Romans never gave up - no matter the utter enormity of any disaster. The Romans faced
disasters that were far greater than 9/11. They were far greater than if Germany had
annihilated all the Allies on the D-Day beaches. The Romans faced, and overcame disasters
that would have broken anyone else. The Romans just did not know the word surrender. And
the Romans gave no quarter to an enemy.
When they faced Carthage, they fought it until they totally destroyed it and sowed salt
there so that nothing would ever grow there again. That was the ultimate contempt they had
for their most ernest enemy.
For them, any type of loss or defeat was not to be tolerated. When Hannibal slaughtered
80,000 Roman soldiers at Cannae, the Romans were FORBIDDEN to mourn. When the Germans
slaughtered 3 legions over 3 days in the Teutoberg forest in Germany, the Romans removed
the numbers 17, 18 and 19 from their Legions. Never again was there a 17th, 18th or 19th
legion.
When the Romans besieged a city where the inhabitants confidently told them that they had
10 years worth of food in stock - the Roman commander told them: "Then we will
conquer you in the 11th year!" The inhabitants were so shocked by this that they
surrendered to the Romans immediately.
The Romans made a point of being harsher on people who put up the most resistance. The
sooner someone surrendered, the more lenient the Romans were. But the longer an enemy held
out, the more vicious the final retribution would be. The Roman soldiers on such occasions
were told to kill anyone and everything they came across. They were unleashed through the
city to kill young and old, male and female. The Romans even cut dogs in half.
The Romans were masters of TERROR. They made it clear that they were not to be toyed with.
They wanted people to fear and respect them.
When a city in Gaul turned on Julius Caesar, he reconquered it. Then he took the entire
city and all its contents. He auctioned it all off, and then he sold everyone in the city
into slavery.
The Romans talk about "pacification". But I suspect that under the word
"pacify" that there are some nasty twists to it. The Romans did not pacify
regions by being sweet and kind always. It would be interesting to know exactly what the
Romans did to pacify people. But somehow the Romans got it right and did a lot of it. Part
of it was to show them the benefits of the Roman system which included having laws,
trading, etc. The Romans actually brought peace and economic growth those who worked with
them.
But, the Romans weren't just a bunch of softies. They were in fact very tough, very
practical, almost simple people. Above all, they were extremely determined and no setback
got them down. (Jan. 11.07.2010, AfricanCrisis Webmaster, Author of: Government by Deception)
http://www.africancrisis.co.za/Article.php?ID=85694&
"To Achieve World
Government it is necessary to remove from the minds of men their individualism,
their loyalty to family traditions and national identification" Brock Chisholm - Director of the World Health Organization
"A society whose citizens refuse to see and investigate the facts, who refuse to
believe that their government and their media will routinely lie to them and fabricate a
reality contrary to verifiable facts, is a society that chooses and deserves the Police
State Dictatorship it's going to
get." Ian Williams Goddard
The fact is that "political correctness" is all about creating uniformity. Individualism is one of the biggest obstacles in the way of the New World Order. They want a public that is predictable and conditioned to do as it's told without asking questions.
"The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first." Thomas Jefferson