[ SECRET POST #2474 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2474 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: THIS IS NOW A THREAD ON HISTORY SPECULATION

[lynx]

Me too, but NGL, things were so fucked up between the powers that the assasination of Franz Ferdinand was only a detonator. It was going to happen. Fuck, the way that assasination was conducted can make a person believe there's such a thing as Fate (capital F). EVERYONE FAILED. EVEN GAVRILO PRINCIP FAILED. THE DUDE WENT FOR A SANDWICH... and suddenly he had an opportunity to shoot. With a failure of a gun. And he still managed to put a bullet on his target. /)_-

Re: THIS IS NOW A THREAD ON HISTORY SPECULATION

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, yeah, it's definitely much more "Frederick III comes to power 10 years earlier and doesn't get throat cancer! Cecil Rhodes dies at 20, like his doctors thought he would!" I think you really have to go back a ways to disentangle things.

Although it's also possible that they could have breezed by the Serbian crisis, as the European powers had breezed by crises before that; it could have been the case that we would, today, remember the assassination of Ferdinand the same way we remember the Agadir crisis now. Even if Ferdinand gets shot, what if Germany decides to play its hand less strongly? It's fascinating. Such a confluence of factors, to lead to such an awful conclusion.