Books are back and ignorance is now optional
Many of the woes suffered by the Western nations can be attributed to the woeful ignorance of the general population – especially those born after 1980.
The Legend of Lieutenant-Colonel Mike Hoare
Mercenary ‘Mad Mike’ Hoare (1919-2022) was perhaps the best-known of the European mercenaries who fought in the Congo Crisis. Born to Irish parents in Calcutta he was educated in England. A rarity for mercenaries who spend their lives on the frontlines, Hoare, at 101 years old seemingly benefited from the unstinting devotion of a very special and caring guardian angel. A veteran of numerous conflicts, Mike Hoare earned his spurs as an officer in the London Irish Rifles.
The German Pioneer who turned the South American jungle into a cosmopolitan city
From being an important personality in Europe from 1910 to 1914, Adolfo Julio Schwelm embarked on the dream of founding a city in South America. Calling his city Eldorado, he publicised the exotic nirvana in Europe for hard-working visionary immigrants to come to populate his blossoming city. He even coaxed the nobility and important personalities to visit him in his colony.
Refusal to study European traditions has boosted the academic performance of Kenyan children
In a remarkable but overdue volte-face, a Kenyan city has turned its face away from European diversity and cultural appropriation. It is a lesson that culturally underdeveloped European nations could learn much from.
Imperial Germany’s African Queen is still servicing clients
When on December 12, MV Mutambala, a ferry operating on Lake Tanganyika sank in a storm there was little news coverage. The disaster claimed the lives of up to 150 passengers, mostly women and children. Strong winds and overloading are said to be the cause of the tragedy. It is not uncommon for ships operating on Lake Tanganyika to sink, usually for the same reasons.
The Battle of Kambula was unfairly overshadowed by the Battle of Rorke’s Drift
The movie ZULU (1964) caught the imagination of the world and inspired the courage of fighters who against all odds defeated their enemies. Although one of the lesser-known actions of the Anglo-Zulu War, the Battle of Kambula on 29th March 1879 avenged the British defeat at Isandlwana, established the superiority of the invading force and became the turning point of the war.
Dr Peter Hammond and Michael Walsh – The Real Story Of Slavery And War Crimes
In today’s show originally broadcast on April 7 2022, Andy is joined by Dr Peter Hammond and veteran campaigner for White rights Michael Walsh for a show entitled, The Real Story Of Slavery And War Crimes.
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s Legendary Goggles
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was given his legendary goggles by a British prisoner of war in return for retrieving a stolen hat.
The Killing Fields of Africa + Free Download Book
European de-colonisation of Africa is viewed as the price paid for the transfer of power from White to Black rule. The concept of African independence was a massive deception on a par with that of the so-called Russian Revolution, which was nothing of the kind either. Both regime changes transferred power not to the masses but to a global banking and corporate elite. This is easily achieved when the ground is prepared.
Badass of the Bush Wars + Free Download Book
What is pseudo-terrorism? It is like terrorism, except, instead of being a terrorist; you just pretend to be a terrorist. That makes it much easier to kill the people you consider to be terrorists. You dress up like them. You adopt their call-signs. You lure them into ambushes. You wipe them out.
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