"All right, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?"
There are murmurs of the Vichesha I think they are spelt that way I may be wrong. Anyhoo they journeyed the world building things from Egypt to England supposed tall red heads. And all this 10 to 12 thousand years ago.
ROADS. In his "History of Britain," (1848) R W Morgan says:
"In addition to being one of the founders of British Legislation, Dyvnwal designed and partly made the Royal British Military Roads through the Island. These were nine in number:
1. The Sarn Gwyddelin (corrupted into Watling Street), or Irish Road, in two branches, from Dover to Mona (Anglesey) and Penvro.
2. The Sam Iken (Iknield street), the road from Caer Troia (London), northward through the Eastern districts.
3. Sam Ucha (Iknield street), from the mouth of the Tyne to the present St. David's.
4. Sam Ermyn, from Anderida (Pevensey) to Caer Edin (Edinburgh).
5. Sam Achmaen, from Caer Troia to Menevia (St. David's).
6. Sam Halen, from the Salt Mines of Cheshire to the mouth of the Humber.
7 Sam Hàlen, from the Salt Mines to Llongborth (Portsmouth).
8. The Second Sam Ermyn, from Torbay to Dunbreton on the Clyde.
9. The Sam ar y Môr, or military road following the coast around the Island.
These roads were pitched and paved, and ran sometimes in a straight, sometimes a sinuous line, at a moderate elevation above the ground, forming a network of communication between the cities of Britain. Being completed by Belinus, they are known as the Belinian roads of Britain. The Romans followed these lines in their first and second invasions, and subsequently laid down in great measure their own military roads upon them. Hence the Belinian and Roman roads are found constantly running in and out of each other."
Rome never fell and still is in power today. People can't fathom this because they think men who have power are incapable of evil deeds. This is why people say get rid of patriarchy. Men in power is this. This crazy dumb false reality about what people are suppose to be doing in their lives when they purposely keep real knowledge like seven hermetic laws out of school. If kids learn that in elementary. No telling what the future holds. If people understand how reality and the world works. Dams and highways work against this way of life. We're living a foreign way of life on this planet
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According to Phillip K Dick, (and I would have to agree with him…) the Empire never ended.
Wow! Thank you! 🤩
Further to our earlier exchange... Thought you'd enjoy this 😘:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lczHvB3Y9s
"All right, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?"
-- Monty Python "The Life of Brian"
There are murmurs of the Vichesha I think they are spelt that way I may be wrong. Anyhoo they journeyed the world building things from Egypt to England supposed tall red heads. And all this 10 to 12 thousand years ago.
So the Romans creating Sheeple in the form of Christians too feed to the Lions for entertainment was really just about control.
ROADS. In his "History of Britain," (1848) R W Morgan says:
"In addition to being one of the founders of British Legislation, Dyvnwal designed and partly made the Royal British Military Roads through the Island. These were nine in number:
1. The Sarn Gwyddelin (corrupted into Watling Street), or Irish Road, in two branches, from Dover to Mona (Anglesey) and Penvro.
2. The Sam Iken (Iknield street), the road from Caer Troia (London), northward through the Eastern districts.
3. Sam Ucha (Iknield street), from the mouth of the Tyne to the present St. David's.
4. Sam Ermyn, from Anderida (Pevensey) to Caer Edin (Edinburgh).
5. Sam Achmaen, from Caer Troia to Menevia (St. David's).
6. Sam Halen, from the Salt Mines of Cheshire to the mouth of the Humber.
7 Sam Hàlen, from the Salt Mines to Llongborth (Portsmouth).
8. The Second Sam Ermyn, from Torbay to Dunbreton on the Clyde.
9. The Sam ar y Môr, or military road following the coast around the Island.
These roads were pitched and paved, and ran sometimes in a straight, sometimes a sinuous line, at a moderate elevation above the ground, forming a network of communication between the cities of Britain. Being completed by Belinus, they are known as the Belinian roads of Britain. The Romans followed these lines in their first and second invasions, and subsequently laid down in great measure their own military roads upon them. Hence the Belinian and Roman roads are found constantly running in and out of each other."
https://www.thenationalcv.org.uk/More%2016%20History%20of%20Britain%20%20by%20R%20W%20MORGAN%20(1848)%20(2).pdf (pp.25-26)
Rome never fell and still is in power today. People can't fathom this because they think men who have power are incapable of evil deeds. This is why people say get rid of patriarchy. Men in power is this. This crazy dumb false reality about what people are suppose to be doing in their lives when they purposely keep real knowledge like seven hermetic laws out of school. If kids learn that in elementary. No telling what the future holds. If people understand how reality and the world works. Dams and highways work against this way of life. We're living a foreign way of life on this planet
Lol. I watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail but I'm not familiar with the others. I'll need to set aside some time in the future to watch the rest.
But yeah it looks like everything is leading towards more war, chaos, and control.
Great post!
And here I thought Romans were a kind of lettuce.
"Men at some time are masters of their fates: The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves, that we are underlings…..”
————Julius Caesar I
Splitter!
;-)