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.
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was given his legendary goggles by a British prisoner of war in return for retrieving a stolen hat.
Steeped in the media covered up scandals relating to the Biden cult corruption in Ukraine, Biden’s Burisma board colleague has been sentenced to prison for securities fraud.
The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there, surmised the English writer Leslie Poles Hartley (1895-1972). At the time of the great novelist’s passing, I had been caught up in the struggle for White rights for four years.
BAGHDAD The defence team of executed Iraqi President Saddam Hussein told Russian media that American advisers took an active part in the death trial, instructed the judges on which decisions to make, and pressured the lawyers.
In light of increasing government repression throughout the Western World, there is growing concern that public hostility could swiftly turn to violence. In anticipation of the people being provoked beyond endurance one increasingly hears the term, Martial Law. Few have experience of what Martial Law is and how it would affect them and their families.
A city in Austria is looking for employees who will be tasked with enforcing fines against those unwilling to get the Covid (flu) jab. The recruitment drive comes weeks ahead of a sweeping vaccine mandate in the central European country.
What if Julian Assange were a Chinese journalist and publisher? He would have the Nobel Prize, be the centrepiece of Human Rights Day, and this week his portrait would’ve been planted atop President Joe Biden’s Democracy Summit.
UPDATE, Nov. 22, 2021: This story has been updated to note that following its publication, a Fox News source with knowledge of the situation said the network had no intentions of renewing Hayes and Goldberg’s contracts when they expired in 2022. This story and its headlines remain as published.
ATLANTA, GA: With Kyle Rittenhouse found ‘Not Guilty’ on all counts, media outlets across the country are bracing for a storm of mind-boggling expensive defamation lawsuits after a year of calling him a white supremacist.
The Wisconsin judge presiding over Kyle Rittenhouse’s murder trial is rethinking whether he will allow future cases to be televised, citing grossly irresponsible and scary media coverage.
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