Do All Roads Lead To Rome?

#21

This is the whole Napoleon story.

Wealthy Italian family from Corsica (hello wolf mother of Romus and Remulus), destroyed, flees to France, young Napo is good at math and becomes a skilled general and rises through the ranks, becomes emperor. Along the way, literally nobody is able to beat him in the battlefield, I mean, he lays waste to large armies. He spectacularly falls after the invasion of Moscow.

DOES NOT ADD UP

We’re missing a third party in the equation. Who backed him, furthered him and who abandoned him?

Exactly how we are missing a third party with the Nazis, who backed them, made them unbeatable and then poof.

Are black hats and white hats fighting the duel behind the scenes?

#22

… and see also Bonaparte in Egypt by J. Christopher Herold

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#23

Walter Bosley book also shows Napoleon didn’t die on that Island.
Napoleon’s twin brother died.
Napoleon ended up in Louisiana.
[With you knowledge of Napoleon, it just might surprise you]

I very much enjoy your speculations.
Again, great high-octane fuel for vidchats.

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