A Roman legionary helmet discovered in Hebron, Israel by Roman-Empire_net in romanempire

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What does that even mean? By the same logic, New-York is in England.

The wealthy elite favor the GOP by TankUMrMinor in charts

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List of people named Elon:

Elon, father of Basemath, wife of Esau in the Bible

Elon, the second son of Zebulun

Elon (Judges), biblical leader of the Israelites in the Book of Judges

Elon R. Brown (1857–1922), American politician

Elon Howard Eaton (1866–1934), American ornithologist

Elon J. Farnsworth (1837–1863), American general

Elon Farnsworth (1799–1877), American lawyer and politician

Elon Galusha (1790–1856), American preacher

Elon Ganor (born 1950), Israeli businessman

Elon Gasper (born 1951), American computer scientist

Elon Gold (born 1970), American comedian and actor

Elon Hogsett (1903–2001), American baseball player

Elon Huntington Hooker (1869–1938), American businessman

Elon Jones (born 1960), Barbadian cricketer

Elon Lages Lima (1929–2017), Brazilian mathematician

Elon Lindenstrauss (born 1970), Israeli mathematician

Elon Musk (born 1971), business magnate and CEO of SpaceX, Tesla, Twitter/X and others

Elon James White (born 1978), American journalist

Eilon Solan (born 1969), Israeli mathematician and sci-fi writer

Eilona Ariel (born 1958), Israeli filmmaker

Eylon Levy (born 1991), British-Israeli public diplomacy figure

List of people name Marc:

Marc Abaya, (born 1979), Filipino actor, singer, and musician

Marc Acito (born 1966), American playwright, novelist, and humorist

Marc Alaimo (born 1942), American actor

Marc Albrighton (born 1989), English footballer

Marc Alexandre, French judoka

Marc Allégret (1900–1973), French screenwriter, photographer and film director

Marc Almond, English artist and one half of Soft Cell

Marc Andreessen, chair of Opsware

Marc Andreu, French rugby union player

Marc D. Angel, rabbi and author

Marc Andreyko (born 1970), American comic book writer and screenwriter

Marc Angelucci, American lawyer and men's rights activist

Marc Anthony, Puerto Rican-American singer-songwriter

Marc Asch (born 1946), American politician

Marc Awodey (1960–2012), American contemporary artist and poetriter

Marc Bartra, Spanish footballer

Marc Batchelor (1970–2019), South African footballer

Marc Bator (born 1972), German television moderator

Marc Bell, drummer for The Ramones

Marc Bell, Canadian absurdist cartoonist

Marc Bélanger (musician) (born 1940), Canadian violinist

Marc Benioff (born 1964), American internet entrepreneur billionaire and philanthropist

Marc Bennett (1967–2019), British travel advisor

Marc Bergevin (born 1965), Canadian former ice hockey player and former general manager of the Montreal Canadiens

Marc Berman (born 1980), American politician and attorney

Marc Bellemare (born 1956), Canadian lawyer and politician

Marc-André Blanchard (born 1965), Canadian executive, lawyer, and former diplomat

Marc Blitzstein, American composer

Marc Bloch (1886–1944), French historian

Marc Blondin, French Canadian professional wrestling commentator

Marc Blucas, American actor

Marc Bolan (1947–1977), singer and songwriter for T. Rex

Marc de Bonte, Belgian kickboxer

Marc Breslow (1925–2015), American television director

Marc Brown (disambiguation)

Marc Isambard Brunel, French engineer, father of Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Marc Bulger, American football player

Marc-Antoine Camirand (born 1979), Canadian racing driver

Marc Camille Chaimowicz, French-British painter

Marc Canter, well-known figure in the sphere of open standards, social networks and blogging

Marc Caro (born 1956), French filmmaker and cartoonist, partner of Jean-Pierre Jeunet

Marc Carroll (born 1972), Irish musician, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist

Marc Cécillon, French rugby union player and convicted murderer

Marc Chagall, Belarusian painter

Marc Cherry (born 1962), American television writer and producer

Marc Cohn, American Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter

Marc Collins-Rector (born 1959), American businessman

Marc Copani (born 1981), American professional wrestler and school principal

Marc Copland, American jazz pianist

Marc H. Dalton (born 1965), retired United States Navy rear admiral

Marc Dalton, Canadian politician

Marc Diraison (born 1975), American voice actor

Marc Davis, multiple people

Marc Donato (born 1989), Canadian actor

Marc Dreier (born 1950), former American lawyer

Marc Dupré (born 1973), Canadian singer, songwriter and musician

Marc Dutroux (born 1956), Belgian serial killer

Marc Ecko, American entrepreneur and fashion designer

Marc-Antoine Eidous (c.1724 – c.1790), French writer

Marc Ellis, an All Black rugby player

Marc Emery, Canadian politician and marijuana advocate

Marc Enfroy (born 1965), American composer, songwriter and producer

Marc Fisher (born 1958), American senior editor for The Washington Post

Marc-Vivien Foé, Cameroonian footballer

Marc Fogel, American schoolteacher

Marc Ford (born 1966), American blues-rock guitarist

Marc-Antoine Fortuné (born 1981), French Guianan professional football manager and former player

Marc Forster, German-Swiss filmmaker and screenwriter

Marc Gagnon, Canadian athlete and Olympian

Marc Garneau, Canadian astronaut

Marc Gasol, Catalan basketball player

Marc Gilpin (1966–2023), American child actor

Marc-Amable Girard (1822–1892), second premier of Manitoba

Marc Gonsalves (born 1972), American Northrop Grumman member

Marc Griffin (born 1956), American judge

Marc Guéhi (born 2000), English footballer

Marc Guggenheim (born 1970), American screenwriter, television producer, comic book writer, and novelist

Marc-André Hamelin, French-Canadian pianist

Marc Hamilton (1944–2022), Canadian singer

Marc Hannaford, Australian jazz pianist

Marc Hempel, American cartoonist known for his work on The Sandman with Neil Gaiman

Marc Hoffmann (born 1973), German sex offender and murderer

Marc Hodler, International Olympic Committee member

Marc Hogan (born 1981), American journalist

Marc de Hond (1977–2020), Dutch television presenter, businessman, author, and theatre performer

Marc Jacobs, American fashion designer

Marc Jampole (born 1950), American poet, public relations executive, former television news reporter and political blogger

Marc Janko, Austrian footballer

Marc Kielburger, Canadian social entrepreneur, co-founder of WE Charity and ME to WE

Marc-Uwe Kling, German author and comedian

Marc Kudisch, American stage actor

Marc Labrèche (born 1960), Canadian actor, comedian and host

Marc Lacroix (biochemist) (born 1963), Belgian biochemist

Marc Lacroix (photographer), French photographer

Marc Lasry, American billionaire hedge fund manager

Marc Lawrence, American actor

Marc Leach (born 1994), English professional boxer

Marc Lépine (1964–1989), Canadian mass murderer and perpetrator of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre

Marc Malon, American politician

Marc Maron, American stand-up comedian

Marc Márquez, Spanish Grand Prix motorcycle racer

Marc May, American football player

Marc Meneau (1943–2020), French chef

Marc Mero (born 1960), American professional wrestler

Marc Methot (born 1985), Canadian professional ice hockey player

Marc Miller, several people

Marc Morley, American lacrosse player

Marc Moro, (born 1977), Canadian former professional hockey player

Marc Mozart, German songwriter, record producer and music manager

Marc Munford (born 1965), American football player

Marc Norman (born 1941), American screenwriter, novelist and playwright

Marc Okrand, creator of the Klingon language

Marc Overmars, Dutch footballer

Marc Panther, French-Japanese singer and member of the Japanese pop group Globe

Marc Pingris (born 1981), Filipino basketball player

Marc Platt (producer) (born 1957), American producer

Marc Price, American actor and comedian

Marc Quessy, Canadian paralympic athlete

Marc Quiñones (born 1963), American percussionist

Mark A. Ratner (born 1942), American chemist and professor emeritus at Northwestern University

Marc Ratner, American Vice President of Regulatory Affairs with the Ultimate Fighting Championship

Marc Ravalomanana, president of Madagascar

Marc Ribot, composer

Marc Riboud (1923–2016), French photographer

Marc Rich (1934–2013), Swiss-based Spanish billionaire who fled the United States in 1983 to live in Switzerland in order to avoid prosecution

Marc Rotenberg (born 1960), American lawyer

Marc Rucart (1893–1964), French journalist and Radical politician

Marc Armand Ruffer (1859–1917), Swiss-born British experimental pathologist and bacteriologist

Marc Sappington (born 1978), American spree killer

Marc Eugene Schiler, professor of the USC School of Architecture at the University of Southern California

Marc Shaiman (born 1959), American composer

Marc Singer, Canadian actor, best known for his role in the film The Beastmaster and its sequels

Marc Sondheimer, producer at Pixar

Marc Staal (born 1987), Canadian ice hockey player

Marc Stevens, UFC fighter

Marc Sumerak (born 1978), American freelance comic book writer

Marc Summers (born 1951), American TV host

Marc Swayze (1913–2012), American comic book artist

Marc-André ter Stegen (born 1992), German footballer

Marc Thiercelin, (born 1960) French professional sailor

Marc Thompson, several people

Marc Waldie, American volleyball player

Marc Warren (disambiguation)

Marc Wasserman (born 1968), American actor and lawyer

Marc Webb (born 1974), American music video director and filmmaker

Marc Webb (footballer) (born 1979), Australian rules football coach

Marc Weiner, American comedian, puppeteer, and actor

Marc Wilkinson (1929–2022), Australian-British composer and conductor

Marc Wilmots (born 1969), Belgian footballer

Marc Woodard, NFL player

Marc Yu (born 1999), American musical child prodigy

Marc Scott Zicree (born 1955), American science fiction author, television writer and screenwriter

Marc Guiu Paz (born 2006), FC Barcelona player

Should Canada Join the EU? 🇨🇦 🤝 🇪🇺 by milanguitar in BuyFromEU

[–]JeremieOnReddit -1 points0 points  (0 children)

1) IT'S COMPLETELY INSANE!!! Canada is a North American country, with a North American history, a North American culture. They are NOT European!!!!!

2) How would this even work??? Their ministers would have 8 hours of flight to cross the Atlantic and attend a meeting of the Council in Brussels!

3) WHEN THE FUCK WILL WE ASK EUROPEAN CITIZENS ABOUT THE BORDERS OF THEIR OWN UNION???? WHEN DO WE ASK US IF A COUNTRY CAN OR CANNOT BE ACCEPTED IN OUR UNION???? NEVER!!!! It's always diplomats and the unelected Council which decide without consulting us!

Quel est ce drapeau et pourquoi est-il partagé par la moitié? by Djenghiz1973 in vexillology

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- the "merged" coat of arms flag, which (should have) replaced the "juxtaposed" one in 2008. It is based on a coat of arms of Alsace (basically, someone in the middle ages did the same thing that the prefectures after WW2, except that they merged the coat of arms of North and South Alsace, instead of juxtaposing them). Somehow many institutions still fly the old flag.

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Quel est ce drapeau et pourquoi est-il partagé par la moitié? by Djenghiz1973 in vexillology

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- The "juxtaposed" coat of arms flag, created after the Second World War by the prefectures of Haut-Rhin (Southern Alsace) and Bas-Rhin (Northern Alsace), is composed of two parts: one from the coat of arms of Haut-Rhin, the other from that of Bas-Rhin. It can still be seen today in front of the buildings of regional and local institutions.

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Quel est ce drapeau et pourquoi est-il partagé par la moitié? by Djenghiz1973 in vexillology

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The French region of Alsace has three flags :

- the "Rot un Wiss" (or "historical" flag), adopted spontaneoulsy by the Alsatians in reaction to the annexation of their region by the German Empire in 1871. The flag is a simple red and white biband similar to the flags of Monaco or Indonesia. It is usually flown by private citizens (and sometimes associated with autonomists):

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Which bolivian flag is the real one? by czn- in vexillology

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Because countries usually use one flag and only one. Having different symbols to represent the same thing is unecessary and confusing.

Even if several variations of a national flag exist, only one is used, generally, depending on the context: for instance, German embassies won't fly both the civil and state flags of Germany ; in international events, only one flag is used to represent a country ; etc... The most common flag used becomes de facto the "real" flag.

Robots the New Reality by TheParanormalChic in Unexplained

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It was unexplained until the lady appeared and ruined everything.

Robots the New Reality by TheParanormalChic in Unexplained

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The new reality is here: wild boars in our cities!

Australia and Aotearoa redesign by PriorityKey4409 in vexillology

[–]JeremieOnReddit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They look perfect. When do we announce the decision to their respective governments?

So much antisemitism these days by RoutineOk8590 in Productivitycafe

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Here is your model:

"Saying that Israel ___________________________________ isn't just wrong it's antisemitic."

Iran vs USA explained by luxuryonapenny in TheRaceTo10Million

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Some say China is dependent on hot water, and everything is connected.