Titans of Power: How Three Cities Ruled the World



The global economic dominance of today’s major cities traces back to the fascinating and turbulent histories of Amsterdam, …

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  1. You have forgotten that A Dutch Galley Slave named "Piet Hein" Drove the Spanish Empire Into Bankruptcy in 1628 by capturing the Spanish Silver Fleet. And next, how the first "modern" regime change by Dutch king William III of Orange invading Britain took place, founding the bank of England with a small group of financiers. British call it the glorious revolution of 1688 😉

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  2. London used to be English and British . It stopped being either a good while ago . And its official hate of white people – especially English white people – is very real , very palpable and very effective . And just look who its mayor is – a psychopathic uber racist and criminal tyrant ( in my opinion ) who doesnt even bother to hide his reality . He may lie about it , but the message of hate and destruction and evil cannot be missed or avoided .

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