Tehran Pokes out the Great Satan’s Eyes
‘The brave sons of a powerful Iran delivered crushing blows to the desperate enemy, as the dark night continued for US radar and air defense systems across the region,’ the force said.
How a Tragic Story Sparked a Global Movement
What remains undeniable is that her death inspired a movement that has answered millions of desperate calls around the world, a reminder that silence can be fatal, while a single conversation can change the course of a life forever
German Atrocities Made in the USA
In fact, it was filmed on Staten Island, New York, with scores of New York City actors being signed up to play imaginary roles.
You guess which country: Hitler’s Germany? Soviet Union?
Arrest without warrant. Imprison without charge or trial: deny recourse to habeas corpus or court of law. Enter and search homes without warrant; with force, day or night Declare a curfew. Prohibit meetings, assemblies (including fairs and markets) and processions. Permit punishment by flogging. Deny claim to a […]
Is Higher Education Overrated?
Steve Morgan of Redrow Homes was a bricklayer and is now a successful banker. His hospital nurse wife, whom I met, helped build his empire and is now one of Britain’s richest women. There would be few business successes if entrepreneurial success was based on academic qualification.
Trump’s War for Israel is on the ropes
These figures are widely seen as ludicrous. A war with fewer lives lost than an auto accident in Philadelphia? Come on?
The hidden history of Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill was once asked if history would judge him kindly. He smiled and replied, ‘Of course, for I will write it.’
The Rise and Fall of Reader’s Digest: A Media Phenomenon
Founded by DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace in New York, the magazine’s concept was simple but innovative: select and condense the best articles from many publications into short, accessible pieces.
UK migrant racket: The English Village that roared
It requires little imagination to foresee what will happen as night falls in the military camp as hundreds of men find themselves in search of entertainment. The villagers will become prisoners in their own homes, with little means of defending themselves.
Only the Pentagon knows where the bodies are buried
Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell argued that ’providing real-time information on non-fatal casualties to the media is the same as providing that information directly to our adversaries.’
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