/just/ - FUCK MY SHIT UP

Rolled 80, 55, 53, 6, 53, 67, 68, 21, 18, 8, 81, 77, 59, 68 = 714 (14d88)

Death to kikes and all of their slaves. We need to kill them all, genocide, rid my world of this taint.

>>15778

Genetics of the Justinian plague strain

Genetic studies of modern and ancient Yersinia pestis DNA suggest an origin for Justinian plague in Central Asia. The most basal existing strains of the Yersinia pestis species as a whole are found in Qinghai, China. After Yersinia pestis DNA was isolated from skeletons in Germany identified as Justinian plague victims, it was found that modern strains currently found in the Tian Shan mountain range system are most basal to the Justinian plague strain. Furthermore, a skeleton found in Tian Shan dating to around 180 AD, identified as an "early Hun", was found to contain DNA from Yersinia pestis closely related to the ancestor of the Justinian plague strain found in the German samples. This suggests that the expansion of nomadic peoples who moved across the Eurasian steppe, such as the Xiongnu and the later Huns, had a role in spreading plague to West Eurasia from an origin in Central Asia.

Earlier samples of Yersinia pestis DNA have been found in skeletons dating to 3000–800 BC, across West and East Eurasia. The strain of Yersinia pestis responsible for the Black Death, the devastating pandemic of bubonic plague, does not appear to be a direct descendant of the Justinian plague strain. However, the spread of Justinian plague may have caused the evolutionary radiation that gave rise to the extant 0ANT.1 clade of strains.

>>15779

Historical perspective

The Plague of Justinian is generally regarded as the first historically recorded epidemic of Yersinia pestis. This conclusion is based on historical descriptions of the clinical manifestations of the disease and the detection of Y. pestis DNA from human remains at ancient grave sites dated to that period.

According to contemporary sources, the outbreak in Constantinople was thought to have been carried to the city by infected rats on grain ships arriving from Egypt. To feed its citizens, the city and outlying communities imported large amounts of grain, mostly from Egypt. Grain ships may have been the original source of contagion, as the rat (and flea) population in Egypt thrived on feeding from the large granaries maintained by the government. The Byzantine historian Procopius first reported the epidemic in 541 from the port of Pelusium, near Suez in Egypt. Two other firsthand reports of the plague's ravages were by the Syriac church historian John of Ephesus and Evagrius Scholasticus, who was a child in Antioch at the time and later became a church historian. Evagrius was afflicted with the buboes associated with the disease but survived. During the disease's four returns in his lifetime, he lost his wife, a daughter and her child, other children, most of his servants and people from his country estate.

Procopius, in a passage closely modeled on Thucydides, recorded that at its peak the plague was killing 10,000 people in Constantinople daily, but the accuracy of the figure is in question, and the true number will probably never be known. He noted that because there was no room to bury the dead, bodies were left stacked in the open. Funeral rites were often left unattended to, and the entire city smelled like the dead. In his Secret History, he records the devastation in the countryside and reports the ruthless response by the hard-pressed Justinian:

When pestilence swept through the whole known world and notably the Roman Empire, wiping out most of the farming community and of necessity leaving a trail of desolation in its wake, JustinianPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>15780

The plague's long-term effects on European and Christian history were enormous. As the disease spread to port cities around the Mediterranean, the struggling Goths were reinvigorated and their conflict with Constantinople entered a new phase. The plague weakened the Byzantine Empire at a critical point, when Justinian's armies had nearly retaken all of Italy and the western Mediterranean coast; the evolving conquest would have reunited the core of the Western Roman Empire with the Eastern Roman Empire. Although the conquest occurred in 554, the reunification did not last long. In 568, the Lombards invaded Northern Italy, defeated the small Byzantine army that had been left behind, and established the Kingdom of the Lombards. The plague may have also contributed to the success of the Arabs a few generations later in the Byzantine-Arab Wars.

Some scholars have suggested that the plague facilitated the Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain, as its aftermath coincided with the renewed Saxon offensives in the 550s. Maelgwn, king of Gwynedd in Wales, was said to have died of the "Yellow Plague of Rhos" around 547 and, from 548 to 549, plague devastated Ireland as well. Saxon sources from this period are silent, as there are no 6th-century English documents.

The Romano-British may have been disproportionately affected because of trade contacts with Gaul and other factors, such as British settlement patterns being more dispersive than English ones, which "could have served to facilitate plague transmission by the rat". The differential effects may have been exaggerated. British sources were then more likely to report natural disasters than Saxon ones. In addition, "the evidence for artifact trade between the British and the English" implies significant interaction and "just minimal interaction would surely have involved a high risk of plague transmission". However, scholars (like L. Lester in their Plague and the End of Antiquity: The Pandemic of 541–750), as evidence that the plague damage done on the Sub-Roman Britons was greater than the one suffered by the Anglo-Saxons, believe that the sudden disappearance around 560 of the important Roman town of Calleva was probably due to the Plague of JustiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>15781

Virulence and mortality rate

The number of deaths is uncertain. Modern scholars believe that the plague killed up to 5,000 people per day in Constantinople at the peak of the pandemic. The initial plague ultimately killed perhaps 40% of the city's inhabitants and caused the deaths of up to a quarter of the human population of the Eastern Mediterranean. Frequent subsequent waves of the plague continued to strike throughout the 6th, 7th and 8th centuries, with the disease becoming more localized and less virulent.

After the last recurrence in 750, pandemics on the scale of Plague of Justinian did not appear again in Europe until the Black Death of the 14th century.

>>15778

JUSTinian

Like pottery.

Rolled 96, 65, 27, 62, 94 = 344 (5d100)

FUCK

>>15649

>taking dr.shekelberg's blackpills

Theres your problem faggot.

>>15649

wth op? when i took the jew pills they disabled me from crying

what pills you taking?

>>15655

he gets angry when i stop and the tard wranglers say they'll take my things away from me if i don't swallow them

>>15657

little pale orange things that i don't know the name of and can't find online

>>15676

Are you in a looney bin?

Whats your /just/ level?

>>15699

>looney bin

like a ward? no i live on my own but the wranglers come every day

>/just/ level?

im not sure how to measure that

Tony stark

in the dark

justed peter parker for a lark

now she cums

twice a night

alimony isnt paid with spider bites

OH NO its justed spidercham

SPIDER CHAM, SPIDER CHAM

SHITS INSIDE OF A GARBAGE CAN

HIS SHIT GOT QUITE FUCKED UP

NOW HIS LIFE IS A FUCKING RUT

LOOK OUT! NOW HES THE HOBO MAN!

IS HIS BANK, EMPTIED OUT?

LIVING IN A CARDBOARD SHACK?

CAN HE RUN, FROM THE COPS?

SEEKING HIS NEXT ALIMONY CHECK!

HE IS A HOBO MAN

A DIRTY HOBO MAN

HE WAS THE SPIDERCHAM!

>>15654

My sides have been /just/ed.

>>15572

so… i'm seriously the only one who notices that when she starts strangle the baby, it stares directly into her eyes and reaches out to her? look closer, you can see the question "why, mother?" in its face so clearly.

>niggers are huma-

>>15572

The text on the phone has got nothing to do with the video. It's JUST another case of retards taking a video of a video

I don't even know where you got spanish-speaking from

https://archive.fo/aOWZL

Apparently it was a Somali immigrant, so it really was niggers all along

Rolled 26, 15, 4, 20, 20 = 85 (5d100)

>>13735

It is an apartment complex.

To this day I can not forget the utter JUST of the idiocy / missed opportunity I made that day.

I truely am a certified idiot

I should have just asked her out for a drink

The worst thing of it all is I realised my failure the moment I made 10 meters driving away.

It would be better if I never thought of it

>>13538

She saw you make an ass of yourself trying to pop a wheelie, OP. You can't make a comeback after a girl see you fail like that. You just gotta move on.

>>13538

for the best, she probably saw all your hentai and chan history. chock it up as a win because she didn't call the police on your ass

A real Shakespearian tragedy, Anon.

JUST

Bump

>this nigger OP actually believes in the moonlanding

>>15602

>Hurr,NASA faked six landings and an aborted mission.

Retard.

>>15605

>oy vey don't question anything

Its perfectly healthy to question things, don't be a mindless NPC you faggot.

>>15602

>he didn't read the spoiler

The absolute fucking madman.

This eunuch kike posts also on wizchan. There's another eunuch over there but he killed his balls by injecting chemicals lmao. Chemical eunuch already regrets it.

>>15116

>Chemical eunuch already regrets it.

well what did he think was gonna happen?

on the bright side, he did the gene pool a favor at least

Nah fam, you're just a fucking fag.

>warned for content not being lewd enough

Lel what a great scenario.

手凹丂丁

ｷucズ ﾉｲ ﾑﾚﾚ uｱ

>>10863

じぶんの

Rolled 31, 28, 39, 26, 36 = 160 (5d100)

>>10865

>>10866

>309 twice

wow what terrible luck