Greatest Conqueror Ever

[Rndm_Perfection]

Originally Posted by Vampyr

Cant believe no has said Napoleon. That guy was the second anti-christ, and he was brilliant.

Second? Who would he be after? If you're going by the Bible Code, he was first and "Hister" was second. Could've just been a typo on your part, I don't know what you meant.

But yes, Napolean was a pretty bright man. A bit peculiar that he pawned off Lousiana to a newbie country like the States though.

[Kitana85]

Originally Posted by Vampyr

Cant believe no has said Napoleon. That guy was the second anti-christ, and he was brilliant. We could very well be speaking French right now if his ego hadnt gotten so large and he tried to take Russia.

If you had read the first page, maybe you wouldn't be making this comment.

[Vampyr]

Originally Posted by TheStrangler

The entire country is an Empire that seceded and ther pushed all the way to the Pacific ocean.

Yes sir! Manifest Destiny.

But we are smart enough not to get too greedy and try to take over the world. Over expanding is the downfall of every great nation. They get so large, then collapse back in on themself.

[Bond]

Yes... soon we will democratize the entire world. After all, we are the first world power that has not horded its resources. (semi debatable)

[Vampyr]

Originally Posted by Random

Second?

Isn't Ceaser considered the first Anti-Christ? Maybe Im mistaken, but thats what Ive heard before. This is what my World History teacher tells us...but he's been known to make things up on the spot.

Originally Posted by Kitana

If you had read the first page, maybe you wouldn't be making this comment.

I read what you said. But during power he was glorious. After power, he got pushed around by all the other nations who were afraid of him managing to come back. And they all divided up the large nation of France among them.

[Bond]

Originally Posted by Vampyr

Isn't Ceaser considered the first Anti-Christ? Maybe Im mistaken, but thats what Ive heard before. This is what my World History teacher tells us...but he's been known to make things up on the spot.

Anyone (or thing) can be considered to be the Anti-Christ. Some people think rock is the Anti-Christ.

There is no "real" Anti-Christ though...

[PureEvil]

Originally Posted by Vampyr

Isn't Ceaser considered the first Anti-Christ? Maybe Im mistaken, but thats what Ive heard before. This is what my World History teacher tells us...but he's been known to make things up on the spot.

Wouldn't Satan be the first Anti-Christ?

[Vampyr]

Like I said, I blame it all on my History teacher.

You know who the real anti-christ is? One Winged Angel's avatar.

[Vampyr]

Originally Posted by PureEvil

I agree. What's up with mixing religion and politics? Bah. Religion sucks.

Yes, I am sick of talking about religions. I got more than enough of that on the Religion forum. Sorry I even mentioned the anti-christ thing. I was just wanting to make about point about Napoleon.

So...back to great Conquerors.

Anyone here remember that Egyptian Pharoe that united Northern and Southern Egypt? I think his name was Ramses, but I dont know which number.
Anyway. He was pretty cool.

Also, can anyone think of some more ancient conquerors, like from Ancient Greece?

[Ironfoot]

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

He turned the nation from being economically depressed into a powerhouse. He formed the Manhatten Project to develop the Atomic Bomb, proposed by Einstein to FDR. By his death, American troops were already marching toward Berlin and Japan was being ruthlessly bombed and was almost nothing but a heap of rubble (save Hiroshima and Nagasaki). He's not the Greatest conquerer that ever lived, but he is definitely one of the greatest.

[Rndm_Perfection]

Originally Posted by Ironfoot

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

He turned the nation from being economically depressed into a powerhouse. He formed the Manhatten Project to develop the Atomic Bomb, proposed by Einstein to FDR. By his death, American troops were already marching toward Berlin and Japan was being ruthlessly bombed and was almost nothing but a heap of rubble (save Hiroshima and Nagasaki). He's not the Greatest conquerer that ever lived, but he is definitely one of the greatest.

Well, considering he never claimed foreign land under the control of his nation, I'd say that FDR was not a conquerer. Intelligent man though.

[Ironfoot]

Originally Posted by Rndm_Perfection

Well, considering he never claimed foreign land under the control of his nation, I'd say that FDR was not a conquerer. Intelligent man though.

I know, I know. He's just a guy I admire. He could've conquered as easily if he really wanted to though.

[One Winged Angel]

FDR also convinced the government that there had to be a 2 term limit...

[Vampyr]

Originally Posted by Rndm_Perfection

Well, considering he never claimed foreign land under the control of his nation, I'd say that FDR was not a conquerer.

Thats what I was thinking...