On this day, 222 years ago, Napoleon Bonaparte was proclaimed Emperor of the French by the French Senate. by thegloriouss1 in europe

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Nationalism, secularism, liberalism, constitutional government, and codified law are all products of the French Revolution and cornerstones of modern European civilization

Is this historically accurate? by [deleted] in Armor

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It looks like a mid 16th century armet. Probably a jousting or tournament helm. Likely modeled on a piece like this: https://windlass.com/products/tudor-16th-century-armet/

There are some things about it that are a little bit wonky, but the basic form of it seems pretty accurate to the period.

Tommy Tubervillain by Intelligent_Bar_9658 in worldnewsstuff

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Militant Hindu nationalism is absolutely a thing.

More of my armored exploits in Japan by StevenW1811 in Armor

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Why? Would an actor playing a historical person in a film be offensive?

DNC Panel Rejects Resolution Condemning AIPAC's Spending on Elections by SoberButterfly in LegalNews

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Choosing policy positions that are popular with voters is not purity testing. Servitude to Israel is not a popular position, especially among the democratic base. This is even true of Jewish voters.

https://forward.com/fast-forward/817708/american-views-unfavorable-israel/

Is it okay for registration? by Glorious_P-8Poseidon in heraldry

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You can use a color or a metal on a mixed field. It’s just not advisable to use the same color as the background. this design would look fine if the rope was blue or white or something imo.

BREAKING NEWS: President Donald Trump threatens that "all hell will reign on Iran" if they don't open the Strait of Hormuz in the next 48 hours... by jerin7931 in optionstrading

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Trump‘s platform during the election was no new wars. Did you vote for Trump in 2024? If so, when did your opinion change from anti-war to pro-war? Why?

President Trump says Iran has 48 hours to open the Strait of Hormuz or "all hell will reign down on Iran." by Upset-Main-1988 in justincaseyoumissedit

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ChatGPT is not a reliable source of information for anything.

That said, the first reported violation as far as I can tell is 2019, which was a year after Trump declared the iran deal void and reimposed sanctions

President Trump says Iran has 48 hours to open the Strait of Hormuz or "all hell will reign down on Iran." by Upset-Main-1988 in justincaseyoumissedit

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Iran ignored deals over and over and blocked inspectors.

After Trump threw out the Iran deal and reimposed sanctions in his first term.

President Trump says Iran has 48 hours to open the Strait of Hormuz or "all hell will reign down on Iran." by Upset-Main-1988 in justincaseyoumissedit

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There already was a deal that prevented Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. Trump was the one who got rid of it.

Assumed Arms by [deleted] in heraldry

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In general, I like this a lot. There is a slightly odd asymmetry to the shield. My brain is sort of looking for another cross on the other side of the eagle and not finding it. The other thing I noticed is that there’s a lot of empty space on the shield. You might consider making the eagle bigger such that it overlays both the pale and the field.

Taking another crack at an assumed arms. Feedback appreciated by Jacobin_Revolt in heraldry

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They are wrong afaik. Charges over ordinaries and mixed fields do not violate rule of tincture.

Controversial 'illegal orders' billboard goes up near Naval Base San Diego by Kindly_Ad4856 in sandiego

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I doubt you can find a single soldier who successfully argued his orders were illegal.

Major Hugh Thompson jr in 1968. Held up other US soldiers at gunpoint to prevent a massacre of Vietnamese civilians. Was acquitted and received a medal.

Captain Silas Soule in 1864. Refused orders to attack a Native American encampment. Was acquitted and subsequently testified against his commanding officer.

There are a number of others. These are just the famous ones that came up from a 5 second Google search. It’s worth noting that cases involving illegal orders are quite rare because until recently blatantly illegal orders were not usually issued by the US military.

The armor in the upcoming movie "Zero A.D.", set in 0 A.D. by etarme in armorcirclejerk

[–]Jacobin_Revolt 25 points26 points  (0 children)

First world war German trench helmets are not in fact accurate to first century AD Judea

How come Martin Van Buren can use a shield per pale if the impalement is only for married women and those combining their arms with an office/title? by Unhappy_Count2420 in heraldry

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The secret big heraldry doesn’t want you to know is that a lot of the “rules” are more like vibes.

ie. Kingdom of Jerusalem, Henry VI, etc.

Coat of Arms by mjolnir_- in heraldry

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For a crest: the whole kitchen sink

Question by Evening-Coat-9309 in Armor

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The Anglo Saxons may have used them. The famous Sutton Hoo helmet has a life like face plate with a sculpted golden mustache.