HamaticBabylon said:
I dont understand why people find it hard to believe that the carthagians were the victims of a vicious war machine aka Rome!
More foolishness.
Every culture was required to be a war machine in this era.
Both Rome and Carthage were engaged in a duel of power and there was room for only one winner.
The better kingdom won - Despite Hannibal Barka's great cunning;
Scipio Africanus was the better commander.
Your bitter CIV3 experiences are warping your mind, it seems!
HamaticBabylon said:
Thats all the Roman Empire was a fighting machine. Curt you are Scottish by breed then you too must hate Rome. For the cults and barbaric Saxons fought the Romans in Hannibals missionary infantry armies.
Again, you are wrong.
A Scot I may be today, but my blood is more exotic - I am the spawn of Conquistadores!
My elder forefathers were Spanish and Iberians, who gave their oaths to Scipio.
And my other kin in Scotland would fight anyone for gold and the hell of it!
HamaticBabylon said:
To see the destruction of the city of Rome would have been the greatest site on earth in 224 B.C.
Rubbish - You owe Rome all.
Mainly this language you use and the root of the British culture you live in.
The greatness of our nation was seeded by those who built Londinium.
And mighty Rome, the eternal city has been abused many times...
....She still stands in all her glory.
But where is your Babylon?
Crushed under the steel boots of a new Rome.
And where is your Carthage?
Her ruins lie under the dust and debris of the past.
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