Jesus Christ is also King of Kings, and Lord of Lords 

I think it's safe to say that those events are older than 200 years. (remember, the OP asked for something from the 19th century onward)

I think it's safe to say that those events are older than 200 years. (remember, the OP asked for something from the 19th century onward)

Of course he could... But he won't do it because he need to disrupt this thread, it's his goal here. His boss ordered him to do this in order to reduce auditory of independent point of view. It's clearly obvious, just check his messages history and you will make the same conclusion.

He can't post random texts because in this case he will be banned... That's why he posts something which looks like useful texts instead of simple flooding. If there would be no moderation, then he would prefer to post some automatically generated abracadabra instead.

He don't care about this thread or image, he's even not ukrainian. Money is the only thing he cares about, he is obviously paid to disrupt this thread, that's why we see senseless walls of bullshit and childish propaganda.

A honest confession from a German:

http://pullquote.com/pq/skdLKa

That's fine, but by "everybody", I meant that some of the guys here, who do not agree with me and my views also have Pagan on ignore. Telling, eh?

minime, he's in most, if not everybody's ignore list here.

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Ah, I said yesterday, that the third option for Russia would be to wait for the Ukrainian presidential election, then talk to the legitimate government. Might be that the political analysts in Kremlin came to the same idea and are procrastinating...

Moscow in no rush to respond to Donetsk People's Republic plea for accession
http://rt.com/op-edge/158528-russia-response-ukraine-donetsk/

Lots of interesting quotes from political experts in that article... I'll indulge quoting one.

In a week from now it will be 70 years ago that the Crimean tatar people was forcibly deported from the Crimea by Iosif Stalin for alleged collaboration with the Nazis. One of those deported is their current leader, Mustafa Cemilev. He served 17 years in camps for fighting for the return of his people.

Even though they were rehabilitated, it lasted until the last years of the Soviet Union that the Crimean Tatars were allowed to return to their homeland. Now they are again under threat. Cemilev has been banned from the Crimea, their parliament the Meclis is under threat of being banned because of "extremism". Thousands of Crimean tatars have been forced to flee to mainland Ukraine, and persecution of Crimean tatar activists has become a daily occurrence.

To make things even worse the authorities now refuse to allow a commemorative meeting on May 18, the day of deportation.

http://inforesist.org/okkupacionnaya-vlast-ne-daet-razreshenie-krymskim-tataram-na-miting-v-den-deportacii/

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/E/EU_REL_VATICAN_UN?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2014-05-09-06-31-28
Clearly, the leader of the Catholic Church is a marxist and doesn't understand how to raise people out of poverty. I feel less and less Catholic each time this guy opens his pie hole.

author=bryant.coleman link=topic=518645.msg6615149#msg6615149 date=1399565274]
Despite Putin's request, Right Sector leader says that the military operation against the Donetsk and Lugansk federalists will continue.

http://www.kyivpost.com/content/ukraine/parubiy-says-anti-terrorist-operation-will-continue-as-separatists-in-luhansk-donetsk-reject-putins-call-to-postpone-referendum-346933.html

Yes i agree scientific papers must not use "I" but that  does not exclude the word "we" meant a team.

It's the standard in academic publications to use "we" instead of "I" even if there is just a single author. The fact that "we" is used instead of "I" in the Bitcoin whitepaper says very little other than that Satoshi used an academic writing style, which is already obvious from other parts of the paper.