Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

@littlehatrat @RiseAgainstEvil The cowards didn't board the sail boats after the Edict of Fontainebleau, the realists did. The cowards stayed and renounced their beliefs.

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Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

4 days ago

@RomanCabanac Just disband the british union of 1910, then politics might be exciting again

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Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

5 days ago

@mattpocockuk hermes please?

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Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

6 days ago

#deurmekaners moet hierdie baie mooi lees en verstaan

Tom Luongo @TFL1728

7 days ago

All or Nothing War: Sovereigntists vs. Globalists newsmax.com/briggenblaineh…

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Tom Luongo @TFL1728

7 days ago

All or Nothing War: Sovereigntists vs. Globalists newsmax.com/briggenblaineh…

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Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

a week ago

@hkrugertjie Because they are ideological marxists

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Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

a week ago

@RenaldoGouws Ontbind die britte se unie!

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Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

2 weeks ago

@RomanCabanac Aka the british union of south africa

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Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

2 weeks ago

@RomanCabanac It's not an in and out group, its simple ideology, you accept to bow to the crown (or whichever modern equivalent - british fabians etc) or not

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Dewald Pieterse @bmeagle

2 weeks ago

@TxRngr59 @EthicalSkeptic Does ECDO inclinations solve the quickly frozen whole mammoths?

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Awesome. I always had trouble trying to figure out how to orient this map. Now it makes perfect sense to me. Piri Reis drew his map from many other ancient maps Aligning the continent's outlines with each other. The map shows 2 North Poles... Yellow lines point to current North Pole, ECDO state 1. Red lines point to North Pole 2 (NP'), which means NP prime. It took me a while to realize I could substitute "prime" for the apostrophe. This means some unknown humans were sailing oceans and making maps more than 6,500 years ago.