Henry VIII wants to divorce his first wife Catherine of Aragon because he thinks the Habsburgs are going to kill him and take over England using his wife as a Manchurian Queen.

All the other explanations are bullshit.

🧵1/ Why do I think the Habsburgs are trying to take over Tudor England by planting agents in the Tudor line of succession?

Because they LITERALLY DO take over Tudor England using a planted agent in the Tudor line of succession from 1553-1558, five years after Henry VIII dies.

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Most overlook Hitlers relationship to the Habsburg’s (he despised them) when thinking about WWII. In my opinion it is the only thing that really matters 🧵1/

To understand how the third reich was intended to be structurally different than the first reich you have to actually understand the structure of the Holy Roman Empire.

If you read moldbug it’s easy. The HRE is a “Cathedral”.

If you haven’t read moldbug then… 2/

The Tomb of the man who united China has “never been opened” because Emperor Qin - pronounced ‘Chin’ like ‘China’ - almost certainly looks like Conan the Barbarian.

1/ Why do I think the first emperor of China was actually a jacked white dude?

Exhibit A)

He built a big ass pyramid as a tomb. This is not a Chinese thing. Other, older, pyramids exist in the region, and those were built by people with European genetics.

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A history thread for frogs only.

King Henry VIII, most maligned monarch, is our guy, Costin Alamariu’s “Tyrant”, and the founder of Curtis Yarvin’s “Anglo-American Interregnum”.

If one doubts this, simply scan the unhinged historical propaganda regarding the king. 1/ Henry VIII is born at the end of the Middle Ages and the beginning of the modern age. Henry’s rival, Holy Roman Emperor Maximillian 1 was referred to as “The Last Knight”. Machiavelli writes “The Prince” during Henry’s reign. It is a Machiavellian age. 2/

Prometheus (2012) is a racism movie about a true Nazi theory, the Atlantean origins of man, and the true origins of the Aryan people. You must read and then rewatch. 🧵 In the Prometheus (2012) opening scene we see an enormous, pale, being in loincloth disseminating his DNA then disappearing into the Ocean. Observe the similarities here with this statue of the mysterious, Atlantean Guanches people indigenous to the Canary Islands.