HAMON HAMON HAMON HAMON HAMON!

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WE WILL NEVER FORGET HAMON.

[NonZeroSum]

Govinda Hamon Hamon
Gopala Hamon Hamon
Radha-ramanahamon
Govinda Hamon Hamon
Nrsingadeva Hamon Nrsingadeva (twice) (repeat verse)
Gaura Gaura Gaura Hamon Hamon
Gaura Hamon
Prabhupda
Govindahamon Hamon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QZOHzWLF9w

Hamon Krishna Hamon Krishna,
Krishna Krishna Hamon Hamon,
Hamon Rama Hamon Rama,
Rama Rama Hamon Hamon

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Govinda Hamon Hamon
Gopala Hamon Hamon
Radha-ramanahamon
Govinda Hamon Hamon
Nrsingadeva Hamon Nrsingadeva (twice) (repeat verse)
Gaura Gaura Gaura Hamon Hamon
Gaura Hamon
Prabhupda
Govindahamon Hamon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QZOHzWLF9w

Hamon Krishna Hamon Krishna,
Krishna Krishna Hamon Hamon,
Hamon Rama Hamon Rama,
Rama Rama Hamon Hamon

I don't understand. Is that good or bad?

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Can you tell the difference? Me neither!

[NonZeroSum]

Poor bastard couldn't see anything on stage, because he took his glasses off to look less like President Holland. The difference is Napoleon could rally an army that had come to arrest him into reinstating him as leader again after destroying the Nation on a dogmatic pursuit of Moscow. Hamon couldn't make his policies felt on stage by juxtaposing them with other candidates, that's all there is too it.

On March 7, 1815 the small Imperial column met the 5th Regiment of the Line, not far from Grenoble. Napoleon stepped forward and faced the muskets alone. With a remarkable mixture of exaggerations and lies and by using his charisma and personal power over soldiers, he managed to persuade the Regiment. With the cry: "Vive L'Empéreur" the 5th changed sides as one man. The gates of Grenoble opened and the Emperor received a warm welcome.

http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/battles/hundred/c_chapter1.html

[brimstoneSalad]

The difference is Napoleon could rally an army that had come to arrest him into reinstating him as leader again

One of the most bad ass moments in history.

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Poor bastard couldn't see anything on stage, because he took his glasses off to look less like President Holland. The difference is Napoleon could rally an army that had come to arrest him into reinstating him as leader again after destroying the Nation on a dogmatic pursuit of Moscow. Hamon couldn't make his policies felt on stage by juxtaposing them with other candidates, that's all there is too it.

On March 7, 1815 the small Imperial column met the 5th Regiment of the Line, not far from Grenoble. Napoleon stepped forward and faced the muskets alone. With a remarkable mixture of exaggerations and lies and by using his charisma and personal power over soldiers, he managed to persuade the Regiment. With the cry: "Vive L'Empéreur" the 5th changed sides as one man. The gates of Grenoble opened and the Emperor received a warm welcome.

http://www.napoleon-series.org/military/battles/hundred/c_chapter1.html

They are both very similar in that they are great French men who have been misunderstood entirely.

[PsYcHo]

Apologies, but as a 'Murican I know very little of international politics, and also am too lazy to research. I only heard about that Marie girl. What's going on with that?