i once had many of these trial recoreds. Not just Joan's but hundreds of others. The majority of those who were burned at the stake were not witches, but CHRISTIANS, who refused to allow the pharisees (holierthanthou's) of thier time to control them. they died, honorably. They refused to be manipulated. and thus, they were put to death.
@MystSilverDragon Aye and it is a fucking shame and disgrace that Christians of today are generally such spineless nut-sac riders for the Establishment. The Anabaptists started out as freedom fighters in the German Peasants War. They were fighting people. Not pacifists. They had their integrity intact even when they were finally slaughtered. It is one thing to be pragmatic and avoid suicidal confrontations, another entirely to deceive self and others that the Stste is not the enemy to be opposed
joan or arc is inspiring, her example shows that mankind has been the worst on this planet when talking about cruelity. I am not being philosophical about it but practical that joan's spirit has always lived and won many fights . I am from India, and i have heard many cases where women were burnt alive in villages when they could predict, fight and win..superstition is a crime...those who burn people for this should be burned themselves first.
I have a book of the trials, very old, me family told me to burn it yrs ago, I never will. it stands as a testimony of the atrosities menkind have committed in the name of GOD when GOD NEVER condoned any of it at all
@MystSilverDragon if ye had ye innards, burned by a hot rod of spiring, often enough, ye would say eventually, whatever ye tormentors wanted ye to say, period
it wasnt about *rather dying than betraying anything* at this point it was about just being true to what she knew, since she knew shed be dying regardless
@02Blackbeard crazy? why? becoz she chose death over compromise ? people having urs mentality must be around her that time and ordered her to execute. really if God has made the most beautiful thing which is mankind, its supposed to be the ugliest as well...RIP joan..where you are.
@02Blackbeard whatever we know by these movies, or text books is not enough to know what actually happened in the history. but i dont think anyone deserves to die like this unless he/she commits a serious crime, and she brought unity to a monarchy and she was rewarded with this....she was trapped by such hatred then even she had compromised they had still burned her, ya for some reason i think she was too ambitious to take risks but then she was doing for her country.
@02Blackbeard that is easy for ye to say, as ye are not being racked pysically and abused, and tortured by those who wish only for ye to recant what ye truly believe, even tho even if ye do, ye will still be murdered, slowly/painfully, regardless of what ye do.
Ye talk a whole lot of shit John, but ye arent there on her stake.
@MystSilverDragon I have had much in the way of MENTAL torture from your swine in Church and State. But I am gaining power and intellect by the day and I will have the last laugh...believe it!!!!!!!!!!
@02Blackbeard I dont belong to any church, & ive never tortured ye, in fact Ive cared for ye when no one else would. There is no last laugh to be had, none of this if funny to me at all John.
I guess the English learned their lesson from her before the French did.
Truly. This world hates God's prophets. And no one hates them more than "the churches." Truly. God's people are one thing. "The Church" is another. The leaders of the church have turned things truly putrid, as they follow the devil in reality--loving money and "the seat" more than they love God and His Word.
@Graceel123@Graceel123 there is no proof of this shit, its because the silly historians couldn't find out the way to prove her spirits, they find ways to call her mental and all, silly that she was burned so early otherwise we could have got some more information on her
im a 14 year old duch girl, and Jeanne is the most inspiring and straight forward person ive ever herd off shes the person that was the most brave of all and also she kept her ideals .. i think she was great !
charles really in turns out to be a very ungrateful man. Not only did Joan of Arc fight so he ould be king she made him the king only to have him betray her and not only allow her to be kept in prison but to be burned as a heritic and then years later have the nerve to say that she was a divine messenger just to keep power...I guess history just can't always have decent people in it.
my first time really learning about Joan of Arc. i hate that her bros. did that to her at the end. i9 would have wanted her people to know she was dead not think she was alive so they could feel bad about killing her. im not catholic but her story touches me and ill always remember her as an inspiration and powerful woman.
Joan of Arc is an inspiration. She remained strong and collected during those harsh interrogations. She is truly my favorite saint and person from history. =D
The hatred between these two Nations started with William The Conqureor of Normandy a French heir to the French thorne in 1066 battle of Hastings he beat the Saxons of England When France deamanded Submission from William he refuse setting off the spark between England and France before William The Conqueror England and France both were allies during the German invasion and Roman Rule during Julias Cesar's time to end debate France started the conflict due to William The Conqueror
@Shining217 It's simpler than that. The Normans - Norsemen turned into Frenchmen - conquered England in 1066. The Normans never thought much of England - Richard the Lionheard spent no more than 6 months in England in the whole of his reign and thought London a dungheap - his heart, like all the Norman/Plangagenet kings - was buried in Rouen, France.
England was no more than a launchpad into France, where everyone spoke a language they could understand, unlike the babarous tongue of the English
@KateFan - but Joan turned the dry dynastic struggle of Armanacs and Burgundians and Norman French - into a war of national liberation for France - against the English - who only ever constituted the common peasant footsoldiers anyway.
Thats Joan's greatest legacy, the awakening of French nationalism.
@KateFan the reason why london and most of england was in ruins at the time of king richard of lionheart was because of the crusade in Isreal because he needed fundings for his army also France was part of the cursades due to the Knights Templar a band of french knights to protect the pilgrams to Isreal they were betrayed by france after the crusade when failing to capture the port town of Arce
By the way English is not a barbours tounge in fact its the most common spoken language everywhere
@nodinitiative well its just unfortunate, that bloody french bishop who was supposed to help her spell doom for her, i wonder what english would have done to her if she kept on her decision of accepting the guilt...good that she reciprocated and beleived in herself
wait a minute....if some people thought she was a man, that means the soilders would have commited sodomy...and they should have be punished too (I mean if she really had been a dude)
@glazinq lol my thoughts exactly...i wonder if this was a evil royal plot on the part of the french to sanctify their evil claims to their evil throne as well...the bloodlines are all evil. Take advantage of a young unwell woman.
She was a brave.noble and courageous woman whom the church as usual used and then betrayed.If the church had the power to do such things today,I have no doubt that they would do so to anyone they either had no further use for or whom they deemed a threat.Its high time we learn from the betrayal of Joan and outlaw religion in general for the good of the world.
She was deff over 9000.
JIGANIGA2 1 day ago
The power of faith and belief !
cathy4780 1 month ago
The power on an idea. salute.
johannachalup 1 month ago
i once had many of these trial recoreds. Not just Joan's but hundreds of others. The majority of those who were burned at the stake were not witches, but CHRISTIANS, who refused to allow the pharisees (holierthanthou's) of thier time to control them. they died, honorably. They refused to be manipulated. and thus, they were put to death.
MystSilverDragon 1 month ago
@MystSilverDragon Aye and it is a fucking shame and disgrace that Christians of today are generally such spineless nut-sac riders for the Establishment. The Anabaptists started out as freedom fighters in the German Peasants War. They were fighting people. Not pacifists. They had their integrity intact even when they were finally slaughtered. It is one thing to be pragmatic and avoid suicidal confrontations, another entirely to deceive self and others that the Stste is not the enemy to be opposed
02Blackbeard 1 month ago
@02Blackbeard i can not disagree there
MystSilverDragon 1 month ago
She was such a beautiful woman! I wish more woman would be like her.
AaronShaunBrennan 2 months ago
I did not say ye...I said "your swine"....meaning those ye look to as something when they are NOT.
02Blackbeard 2 months ago
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joan or arc is inspiring, her example shows that mankind has been the worst on this planet when talking about cruelity. I am not being philosophical about it but practical that joan's spirit has always lived and won many fights . I am from India, and i have heard many cases where women were burnt alive in villages when they could predict, fight and win..superstition is a crime...those who burn people for this should be burned themselves first.
tannucool1 2 months ago
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Joan of Arc is my idol. She is the one person I really look up too.
rbcatlover17806 3 months ago
I have a book of the trials, very old, me family told me to burn it yrs ago, I never will. it stands as a testimony of the atrosities menkind have committed in the name of GOD when GOD NEVER condoned any of it at all
MystSilverDragon 3 months ago
@MystSilverDragon What book is this?
02Blackbeard 2 months ago
@02Blackbeard Is this some book? Im not sure what ye are asking me here.
MystSilverDragon 2 months ago
@MystSilverDragon if ye had ye innards, burned by a hot rod of spiring, often enough, ye would say eventually, whatever ye tormentors wanted ye to say, period
MystSilverDragon 2 months ago
it wasnt about *rather dying than betraying anything* at this point it was about just being true to what she knew, since she knew shed be dying regardless
MystSilverDragon 3 months ago
and they said cshoughn loved her
MystSilverDragon 3 months ago
She was crazy.
02Blackbeard 3 months ago
@02Blackbeard crazy? why? becoz she chose death over compromise ? people having urs mentality must be around her that time and ordered her to execute. really if God has made the most beautiful thing which is mankind, its supposed to be the ugliest as well...RIP joan..where you are.
tannucool1 2 months ago
@tannucool1 She was deluded and threw away her life for nothing.
I agree that we should never compromise our own integrity. Joan was sincere, but sadly, sincerity is not enough.
02Blackbeard 2 months ago
@02Blackbeard whatever we know by these movies, or text books is not enough to know what actually happened in the history. but i dont think anyone deserves to die like this unless he/she commits a serious crime, and she brought unity to a monarchy and she was rewarded with this....she was trapped by such hatred then even she had compromised they had still burned her, ya for some reason i think she was too ambitious to take risks but then she was doing for her country.
tannucool1 2 months ago
@02Blackbeard that is easy for ye to say, as ye are not being racked pysically and abused, and tortured by those who wish only for ye to recant what ye truly believe, even tho even if ye do, ye will still be murdered, slowly/painfully, regardless of what ye do.
Ye talk a whole lot of shit John, but ye arent there on her stake.
MystSilverDragon 2 months ago
@MystSilverDragon I have had much in the way of MENTAL torture from your swine in Church and State. But I am gaining power and intellect by the day and I will have the last laugh...believe it!!!!!!!!!!
02Blackbeard 2 months ago
@02Blackbeard I dont belong to any church, & ive never tortured ye, in fact Ive cared for ye when no one else would. There is no last laugh to be had, none of this if funny to me at all John.
MystSilverDragon 2 months ago
@tannucool1 She may have been sincere...but sincerity is not enough. She was sincere but deluded.
02Blackbeard 2 months ago
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I guess the English learned their lesson from her before the French did.
Truly. This world hates God's prophets. And no one hates them more than "the churches." Truly. God's people are one thing. "The Church" is another. The leaders of the church have turned things truly putrid, as they follow the devil in reality--loving money and "the seat" more than they love God and His Word.
1robinsong 3 months ago
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1robinsong 3 months ago
she had schizophrenia, but at that time they didnt know
Graceel123 5 months ago
@Graceel123 @Graceel123 there is no proof of this shit, its because the silly historians couldn't find out the way to prove her spirits, they find ways to call her mental and all, silly that she was burned so early otherwise we could have got some more information on her
tannucool1 2 months ago
Thank you for this erudite series.
MrMAX4400 5 months ago
This makes me love her even more, yet so sad ughhhh.......sighs
BlueModel8 6 months ago
Joan of arc is someone I've admired since I was 7 years old she still inspires me today, if I could I would put myself in her situation.
EmmyRossumFan94 9 months ago
Dear Aunt Joan, you are one of my greatest heroes and your legacy will live on!
~Your Great Nephew
Mosh4Yesh777 9 months ago
@Mosh4Yesh777 u mean great great great great great great great great great great great great great nephew?
TheJuicyfruitx 7 months ago
@TheJuicyfruitx Uhmmm....yeah that's about right. LOL!
Mosh4Yesh777 7 months ago
That's F-ed up. Why didn't anyone try to help her?
GlobalDating 10 months ago
this helps so much with my research paper :)
singersk8rgirl426 10 months ago
i admire this woman so much! her legacy will always live on x
Naomi203 10 months ago
wow what a turely glorious Lady, beautiful story of inspiration, xx wherever u may be Joan.
a115551 11 months ago
im a 14 year old duch girl, and Jeanne is the most inspiring and straight forward person ive ever herd off shes the person that was the most brave of all and also she kept her ideals .. i think she was great !
xenvive 11 months ago
charles really in turns out to be a very ungrateful man. Not only did Joan of Arc fight so he ould be king she made him the king only to have him betray her and not only allow her to be kept in prison but to be burned as a heritic and then years later have the nerve to say that she was a divine messenger just to keep power...I guess history just can't always have decent people in it.
minimandy7 1 year ago
She certainly was more brave than those bishops and priests!
munsterr777 1 year ago 2
nice feminazi propaganda .
sewagedweller 1 year ago
@sewagedweller umm how could this be seen as "feminazi"? she was fighting for her country, not just for women.
RavenBlaze 1 year ago 4
@RavenBlaze im referring to the host of the program .
sewagedweller 1 year ago
@sewagedweller Ugh? You mean Lucy Lawless? What are you talking about?
Juicexlx 7 months ago
my first time really learning about Joan of Arc. i hate that her bros. did that to her at the end. i9 would have wanted her people to know she was dead not think she was alive so they could feel bad about killing her. im not catholic but her story touches me and ill always remember her as an inspiration and powerful woman.
cartergirl3of3 1 year ago 2
Joan of Arc is an inspiration. She remained strong and collected during those harsh interrogations. She is truly my favorite saint and person from history. =D
jean3tte 1 year ago
She's a legend regardless of who started it.
Redfoxontherun 1 year ago
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Shining217 1 year ago
The hatred between these two Nations started with William The Conqureor of Normandy a French heir to the French thorne in 1066 battle of Hastings he beat the Saxons of England When France deamanded Submission from William he refuse setting off the spark between England and France before William The Conqueror England and France both were allies during the German invasion and Roman Rule during Julias Cesar's time to end debate France started the conflict due to William The Conqueror
Shining217 1 year ago
@Shining217 It's simpler than that. The Normans - Norsemen turned into Frenchmen - conquered England in 1066. The Normans never thought much of England - Richard the Lionheard spent no more than 6 months in England in the whole of his reign and thought London a dungheap - his heart, like all the Norman/Plangagenet kings - was buried in Rouen, France.
England was no more than a launchpad into France, where everyone spoke a language they could understand, unlike the babarous tongue of the English
KateFan 1 year ago
@KateFan - but Joan turned the dry dynastic struggle of Armanacs and Burgundians and Norman French - into a war of national liberation for France - against the English - who only ever constituted the common peasant footsoldiers anyway.
Thats Joan's greatest legacy, the awakening of French nationalism.
KateFan 1 year ago
@KateFan the reason why london and most of england was in ruins at the time of king richard of lionheart was because of the crusade in Isreal because he needed fundings for his army also France was part of the cursades due to the Knights Templar a band of french knights to protect the pilgrams to Isreal they were betrayed by france after the crusade when failing to capture the port town of Arce
By the way English is not a barbours tounge in fact its the most common spoken language everywhere
Shining217 1 year ago
Why in the hell would they rape her!?
Amy2Pretty 1 year ago
@Amy2Pretty its to break her spirit...Same as why rape women, to show dominance. And destroy the female's own self worth.
nodinitiative 3 months ago
@nodinitiative she wasn't raped...she claimed at the end that she wasn't violated but it was true that she was harassed.
tannucool1 2 months ago 2
@tannucool1 ok, but still haraasing her would still be like degrading her..
nodinitiative 2 months ago
@nodinitiative well its just unfortunate, that bloody french bishop who was supposed to help her spell doom for her, i wonder what english would have done to her if she kept on her decision of accepting the guilt...good that she reciprocated and beleived in herself
tannucool1 2 months ago
joan of arc was awsome
bruinbhangra 1 year ago
she won no matter what they did to her she a girl beat them with war and words bet thats what really pissed them off the most.
anahel1231 1 year ago 2
i love joan, one of the best examples of female power, and unbreakable faith
Necrod0rus 1 year ago
filthy english pieces of shit. Fucking savages.
Kingofsomething87 2 years ago 2
wait a minute....if some people thought she was a man, that means the soilders would have commited sodomy...and they should have be punished too (I mean if she really had been a dude)
RavenBlaze 2 years ago
@RavenBlaze well i`m pretty sure they felt awful about themselves later, i mean this woman became a legend after her death.
simplysarcasticful 1 year ago
Ah the Roman Catholic church...evil from start to finish!
glazinq 2 years ago
@glazinq lol my thoughts exactly...i wonder if this was a evil royal plot on the part of the french to sanctify their evil claims to their evil throne as well...the bloodlines are all evil. Take advantage of a young unwell woman.
JamesArranMcGregor 2 years ago
@glazinq
I agree like the roastbeef ;-))
666Vredesbyrd 1 year ago
Not just the power of belief, the power of connection and inspiration.
Neurolanis 2 years ago
She was a brave.noble and courageous woman whom the church as usual used and then betrayed.If the church had the power to do such things today,I have no doubt that they would do so to anyone they either had no further use for or whom they deemed a threat.Its high time we learn from the betrayal of Joan and outlaw religion in general for the good of the world.
ranchai100 2 years ago 3
@ranchai100 I feel compelled to say this: Do not forget what some priests did to young children and how the church responded...
bursegsardaukar 1 year ago
I love Joan. I feel so sorry for her. She was so brave for going through all this. She is one of those who inspired me.
LisaMarie216 2 years ago 23
Joan of Arc has always been the top of the list of women in history that I've admired and whose inspired me.
AshiHalfangel 2 years ago 35
because she dead give my country in them time e.g henry 6 to beat and take over france year latr
jedq 1 year ago
Gloria a tè Jeanne,Gloria ad eternam.....
RagingBull2A 2 years ago 5