here's why Muslims were never a threat to Europe (actual military science)
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Date: August 18th, 2026 12:20 AM Author: avocado bespoke puppy
the way muslims fought was to use harassing attacks. In order for that to be effective you have to be able to withdraw. Muslims could do that in the desert. They could literally just run away into the desert and you couldn't cath them. That made them impossible to defeat in the desert.
In Europe the Muslims had zero ability to retreat and they had to maintain yuge supply lines. It was impossible for them to ever muster the kind of forces they would have needed to storm Europe. They could bring maybe 5% of that to Tours. They were fucked from the start at Vienna too for the same reason. That battle would have been a cakewalk if it didn't happen so far away from the desert
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5894351&forum_id=2\u0026mark_id=5310764#50074803) |
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Date: August 18th, 2026 1:17 AM Author: unhinged shrine shitlib
they had metal working, a large agricultural surplus, and good land. the romans certainly spent a lot of effort subduing britons who offered much less in return.
two other solid strikes against going into germany:
- there were no cities or large urban settlements and a lack of centralized government. rome would have needed to somehow create a social structure in order to rule these people.
- we look at the rhine as a defensive barrier, but it was also a good natural offensive barrier. once the romans went past it, they would be committed to expansion beyond anything the empire had or would experience.
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