Thomas_More
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Latin “deportare” = to amuse.
Also, to carry in/bring in/transport (see portare). Hence, bringing in gladiators to a non-circus, non-official venue.Deportare became desporter in Old French, and sport, or to desport, (also meaning amuse) in English.
Yes. Columbus himself started exterminating the native peoples as soon as he landed. Nearly all the “heroes” who have statues to themselves today were sociopathic killers.
Colombian mercenaries in Ukraine.
Do we still not know why Europe’s capitalists are acting against their own capitalist interests re: Russia?
Sport has nothing to do with health, not even in the word’s origin.
Sport the word was first applied by the Emperor Claudius to indicate gladiatorial fights to the death which were arranged “off the cuff” instead of planned well in advance as programs in the circus.Defining “Sport” in the Roman Context:
The term “sport” in this context encompasses a range of public entertainments, often involving violence and competition, that were integral to Roman life. It’s a broader concept than modern notions of sport, encompassing theatrical elements and even public executions.Are Armenia and Moldova to be the next Ukraines?
Another UK “test alert” coming this year, to remind us to duck under our beds in case of nuclear attack.
The current EU “leaders” must know they’ll be trounced at their countries’ next elections, so they will want to provoke war with Russia before then.
The workers will vote for the nationalist parties at the next elections in France, Britain, Germany etc., which are not in favour of war with Russia, whatever else they are.
Which means the current incum-bum-bents will be staging false flags galore in the interim.
Trump praises Zelensky, says Russia might invade more countries, and decides to give Ukraine Patriot missiles.
