re: Who were the most powerful people in history?

Many of the Roman emperors, Darius of Persia, some of the old kings of the British empire. Genghis Khan.

Darius is probably the most powerful as people literally believed he was a god and the massive amount of territory he had.

Hillary "Her Turn" Clinton

The nwo
Trilateral commission

Nah I don’t know, Jesus has to be up there

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none of the english monarchs have been that powerful. always cuckholded by parliament.

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I didn’t think it through in that way, but I’m more going off the might of the British Empire. The Spanish got off to a good start only to have the carpet thrown out from under them by the British where they then proceeded to basically conquer the world, with France being their only real competition for centuries. It’s why I picked the British over the Spanish.

I also didn’t think of the Rothchilds, which probably should have made my list.

The King of Germany and The Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV kneeling in the snow with his wife and young son begging the forgivness of Pope.



Pope Gregory VII left him outside for three days.

those 11th- 13th century Popes were very powerful.

I don't think Kublai inspired the fear that Genghis did.

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He often cast himself literally a god

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stalin

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"one death is a tragedy, a million draths a statistic..."

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hitler

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King Luis XIV

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Roman Emperor

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Often got more credit for power than what was deserved

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Chinese Emperor

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Ottoman Sultan

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Your mythical saver was never a powerful man.

His mythical deeds were
Walk on water
Heal sick and lame
Stand up to Satan
Meals on wheels

He is also said to have confessed his Oneness with the divine person.

If only you believed that was true of you too, then you'd actually be saved.

No, Jesus was not powerful in the worldly sense, silly boy.