What to do, what to do?
18 July
1918, south of Soissons, France.
At the end
of the fight, hand-to-hand: Germans – 22 dead, 40 men and 5 machine guns
captured.
Americans –
5 tired soldiers.
What to do, what to do?
18 July
1918, south of Soissons, France.
At the end
of the fight, hand-to-hand: Germans – 22 dead, 40 men and 5 machine guns
captured.
Americans –
5 tired soldiers.
From RT
Viewers see
much CBC coverage as unnecessary and wrongly focused.
“People want to know why, for example, non-binary
Filipinos concerned about a lack of LGBT terms in Tagalog is an editorial priority
for the CBC, when local issues of broad concern go unreported,” she wrote. “Or why, exactly, taxpayers
should be funding articles that scold Canadians for using words such as
‘brainstorm’ and ‘lame.’”
CBC management “have wholly embraced ‘a radical political agenda that
originated on Ivy League campuses in the United States,’ forbidding any
questioning of ‘woke’ orthodoxy.”
When media types first began whipping US gun stores for selling to Mexican drug cartels, the claim was something like half the guns were American origin. Some real journalists investigated the claims and determined the guns checked had been seized by Mexican police and army and sent to US agencies for identification. Not so to Glock or Beretta or other European gun makers, and Mexican authorities ignored Eastern Europe block guns, such as AK-47.
Now, it
turns out “the biggest supplier of guns to the drug cartels is none other than
the Mexican Army which apparently has ‘lost’ 30 percent of its armory to the
hands of the cartel.”
https://gunfreezone.net/the-narrative-of-the-iron-pipeline-to-mexico-showing-heavy-leaks/
Billions and
billions of dollars race south from the US into bank accounts and hidden
closets of drug billionaires, with millions and millions donated to Mexican
politicians, police and soldiers. You have to wonder: If Mexican politicians
are easily bought for a few millions, how many of our own are on the payrolls?
And, it’s not only drugs. Slaves of all ages and both sexes are bought and
sold. Children are peddled to the highest bidder. Those who protest too much
are found beheaded and buried in a desert, if the bodies are found at all.
The world …
We are nearing the end.
Max Gorbachev
Sputnik News
This is not the first
time that the late leader of North Korea has been credited with creating iconic
dishes. Previously, local media claimed that Kim Jong-il invented the hamburger,
which he named "double bread with meat".
Late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il invented
the popular burrito, local media have reported. According to the state-run
newspaper Rodong Sinmun, the head of state came up with the concept in 2011 and
advised that the "wheat wraps" are best to be eaten while drinking
mineral water or tea.
His son, incumbent leader of North Korea Kim Jong-un, takes a
“meticulous interest” in the dish, whose popularity is now booming in North
Korea, Rodong Sinmun writes. Videos released by local media show North Koreans
gathering at outside the Kumsong Food Factory in the capital Pyongyang and then
munching on the snack.
At one point, footage shows a mural depicting
the late Kim Jong-il in a kitchen where the dish is made.
North Koreans who have fled the country have questioned the veracity of the
video. Lee Hyun-seung told the Daily Mail that North Koreans
don't even dream of eating burritos.
COVID stories should remain unread. People angry at government, medical and media lies become more angry. There is no one to hang, no one to shoot, no one to bring to "justice" because of lies, deaths, anger and billions of tax dollars wasted. No one -- absolutely no one -- knows what is going on, or "the truth." Treat COVID stories like announcement of a Klan rally. Ignore and be free. Laugh and point fingers. The primary fault of governments of all kinds is the belief, "We must do something." Therefore, press relations experts who say, "Keep calm. The leader has a plan. We have a cow to trade for magic beans."
There are so many Canadians in Los Angeles it hardly feels like Mexico anymore. -- Argus Hamilton in Jewish World Review