Reminder that khalid ibn al walid led a tribe of bedouins armed with spears and camels into total victory against the worlds 2 greatest superpowers at the time, which had logistical, numerical and equipment advantages, and dont tell me that the sassanians and byzantines were weakened because its bullshit.

Let's have one

be honest, it always made more sense than christianity

>failed to conquer Europe
>failed to conquer India
>failed to conquer China
>failed to conquer Ethiopa

For a religion that place so much emphasis on war, why are they so terrible at it?

OH NO NO NO NO, LOOK AT HIS CHIN

What's the story behind his chimpouts? I've seen these posts practically every time I'm on here atleat twice a day but with different wording. What did Iraq do to make him so mad, didn't this start on reddit?

Is it true Christianity is an inherently ascetic religion or this just a ploy by atheists to call people bad followers because they own stuff?

are public schools a scam? its been proven that home schooling gives you higher quality education and the child doesn't need to deal with nonsense like bullying.

What is the historical reason why Moorberians deny being 1/4th nonwhite mutts with undeniably recent African and Semitic admixture?

It seems to have been among the very most bitter colonial wars. Some of the details of the brutalities carried out on both sides are quite shocking.

Certainly I suppose some colonial wars elsewhere (Kenya, the East Indies) were about as nasty, but the French fought harder and longer to keep Algeria than most European powers did to keep any other colony (or the French fought to keep Indochina, for example).

What made the French in Algeria so very stubborn? The war went on forever, despite being extremely unpopular with many people at home and destroying France’s relationship with several countries. They just wouldn’t give up for years and years. What was the story there?

https://youtu.be/dWJTFMPybYw