#Canal Imperial

[katsuricata]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[bitidragon]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[kappatea]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[artzymelons]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[thecreativedork]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[wearenotrobots]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[ohforsimssake]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[kurobasuanonmeme]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[dawefincher]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[benminkoff]

Canal Imperial, Zaragoza, Spain

[thoughtportal]

Ben Gurion Canal Project

The Ben Gurion Canal Project[citation needed] is a proposed canal project through the state of Israel. It would connect the Gulf of Aqaba to the Mediterranean Sea.[1][2][better source needed] David Ben Gurion, for whom it would be named, is considered the Founding Father of Israel and was the first Prime Minister of Israel.

The canal would rival the Suez Canal, which runs through Egypt and has had many disturbances in its history, such as the Israeli blockage through the Suez Canal and Straits of Tiran, Closure of the Suez Canal (1956–1957), Closure of the Suez Canal (1967–1975), and the 2021 Suez Canal obstruction.[1] It would be slightly more than 50% longer than the 120.1 mi (193.3 km) Suez Canal, at around 182 mi (292.9 km).[2]

Canada/US' quiet motive for backing Israel's genocide: the Ben Gurion Canal

from November 14, 2023 The United States, Israel, Canada and their allies are fiercely determined not to permit a ceasefire, considering their aligned interests. Their deliberate and joint offensive in the Gaza Strip is a clear indication of a long-term strategic plan, characterized by continuous air and ground attacks. This collaboration, which has tragically led to the loss of over 10 000 Palestinian lives, including a significant number of children, is not just a coincidence. It is the result of a well-coordinated military strategy, driven by shared economic and geopolitical objectives among these nations.

[worldhistoryfacts]

During the construction of the Panama Canal, American racial attitudes dominated the canal zone; workers were often segregated, with decent conditions for white workers:

And less luxurious quarters for everybody else:

{Buy me a coffee} {WHF} {Medium} {Looking Through the Past}

[sforzesco]

I'm making a note about medici, because I tried to watch it but found it so dull I could hardly get through the first season. Can you reccomend any historical shows or films that do pass the vibe check?

off the top of my head, some personal favorites are: season one of Kingdom (킹덤) 2019 (period horror set in the Joseon era)

Barbarians (Barbaren) 2020 (arminius, baby!)

Heneral Luna & Goyo (philippine revolution)

Showtime’s The Borgias (all time favorite forever)

Wolf Hall (2015) (an adaption of Hilary Mantel’s novels)

[snugglyporos]

// the fun thing about history is that it's so messy

so the US can be a horrible colonial power and also be one of the biggest forces of anti-colonialism in the world at the same time

like the mid-20th century is just the US having to deal with Britain and France and the Dutch trying to save their empires despite the fact that these are bad things

and then at the same time that it's trying to get them to stop that it's also setting up anti-commie states at any cost which leads to a mess

absolutely baffling foreign policy of 'anything but communism' which leads to somehow being both imperialist and anti-colonialist

only the US could be so baffling and against itself

[gwah--ren]

there isn't much room in gwaren for proper farming, a few of the settlements have farms, but they are sparse enough that they can't possibly supply the others within the brecilian forest, meaning gwaren largely relies on trade. which is difficult when there are two (2) ways to reach the main city. this means one of elethea's main goals is improving the brecilian passage as a mode of transport. a canal from the end of the river (the brecilian passage) is dug out into a canal towards the imperial highway/kingsroad to make it more convenient. multiple trade barges make regular journeys up and down the passage, picking up merchants, shipments, etc to bring back to the city. gondola travel, yachting also become popular and stylish in the city proper with this development.

[postcard-from-the-past]

Canal in the Imperial city of Hue, Vietnam

French vintage postcard, mailed in 1903