This article presents a chronological list of countries marked as 'conquered' with corresponding dates, though the context remains ambiguous.The text includes entries such as Austria and Switzerland in Vienna on June 29, 2008; South Africa in Johannesburg on July 11, 2010; Poland and Ukraine in Kiev on July 1, 2012; Australia and New Zealand in Sydney on August 20, 2023; Germany in Berlin on July 14, 2024; and the United States, Mexico, and Canada in New York on July 19, 2026.The author notes that this post was first created eighteen years prior and has been updated multiple times, acknowledging the need for a refresh.
The tone suggests a satirical or speculative take on historical events, as the dates and geopolitical claims appear inconsistent with real-world history.The article ends with calls to subscribe and share, indicating it may be part of a blog series exploring fictional or hypothetical scenarios.
Original title: El mapa de los países conquistados
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this is…something. Seems like someone’s having a *lot* of fun with alternate history, and not in a particularly clever way. Super bizarre to see countries “conquered” with these really recent dates. Just a bit of silly internet weirdness, I guess. Hopefully, folks realize it’s not real!
#1 gyaradosrubens
this is…something. Seems like someone’s having a *lot* of fun with alternate history, and not in a particularly clever way. Super bizarre to see countries “conquered” with these really recent dates. Just a bit of silly internet weirdness, I guess. Hopefully, folks realize it’s not real!
#2 letovenusaur
Oh, *fantastic*. Someone's finally earned their participation trophy with this 'timeline'. So imaginative.