A positive nightmare at Dracula’s Malevolent Castle
Free admission to the exhibition of medieval torture as a gift, a taste for the macabre: Dracula’s castle in Romania is today the centre of vaccination against coronavirus.
European Union encourages migration by inaction
IN JUST ONE DAY: A total of 1,200 migrants landed on the Italian island of Lampedusa, near the shores of Libya, on Sunday. Some of them had to be helped at sea by the Italian Coast Guard and the financial police, the ANSA agency reported.
See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil judges threaten peace in Europe
Chahinez, a 31-year-old mother of three originally from Algeria, died in Mérignac, near Bordeaux, after being burned alive by her serial-psycho 45-year-old husband, sparking a wave of indignation and protests. Around 300 people, friends and neighbours gathered for an hour in silence near the scene of the tragedy, placing flowers, candles, and a message:
‘We will not forget you,’ was written on the sidewalk where the Algerian woman tragically and needlessly died.
The Artist is Dead R.I.P.
The most inflammatory, politically woke Turner Prize shortlist so far has been announced. It signals not only the death of the individual artist but, in time, the end of our great art institutions.
A scandal erupted after slimy purchase of masks at €10 apiece
In Washington Occupied Germany (WOG), a scandal erupted after the purchase of masks from the Swiss company Emix at a price of almost €10 (about $12) apiece. The daughter of the former secretary-general of the Christian Social Union (CSU) is involved in the shady deal.
Kissing in the Streets as Spain Relaxes Repression
Revellers crammed the streets of Spain’s cities on Sunday after its far-left regime bunkered in Madrid lifted a six-month nightly curfew. Crowds danced, sang, and drank, but regional authorities are already planning on ending the party.
Their only sin was love for their country
BREAKING: French military writes new civil war warning letter: A group of active French military personnel have added their sponsorship to a possible military coup and has supported an open letter written by retired generals to the republic’s authorities warning of a civil war. A new message and a preface to it were posted in the weekly Valeurs actuelles, TASS reports.
The Ghosts of the Eastern Front
The fiercest battles of World War Two took place along the Eastern Front. The Front reached back to Germany through Russia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, the Balkans, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, and the Baltic States. Throughout these sombre landscapes, where Europe’s best gave their lives to free Europe from the scourge of the Bolshevik-Washington DC alliance, grave robbers thrive. Known as black archaeologists these scavengers are constantly engaged in searching for military artefacts. These macabre souvenirs are then sold throughout Europe and U.S. There seems to be an inexhaustible appetite for such ghoulish objects.
What happened to disabled WWII vets in the USSR?
A Highly Decorated Soviet Marshall to the Russian People about their Anniversary Celebrations.
Stepan Kashurko, Former Special Assignment Assistant to Marshal Ivan Konev, Colonel General, President of the Centre for Tracing and Perpetuating Missing and Dead Defenders of the Fatherland:
On the eve of the 25th anniversary of Victory, Marshal Konev asked me to help him write a routine article for Komsomolskaya Pravda. Having covered me with all sorts of literature, I quickly sketched a ‘frame’ of what was expected of me. Komsomolskaya Pravda victorious report in the spirit of that time and the next day I came to the commander. It was obvious from everything that he was out of sorts today.
Africa Still in Chains
A common misconception is that post-colonial Africa has been a failure and its natural resources are squandered by incompetent or corrupt African despots. Not quite.
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