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“To disarm the people is the best and most effectual way to enslave them.” — George Mason of Virginia In April of 1775, the British Royal Military Governor of Massachusetts, General Thomas Gage, sent 800 British Army Regulars, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Francis Smith, on a preemptive raid to seize guns from American patriots at Lexington and Concord.
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The official Plandemic Documentary Bitchute Channel has just released a video from the “Free & Brave” Conference held at the Church of Glad Tidings in May, 2021. On the night before the conference started, there was a film screening of the Plandemic documentary, which featured Dr. David Martin and Dr. Judy Mikovits. This was apparently their first public appearance together, and they held a very informative Q&A session following the film screening. This is a video you are going to want to watch, as it is not only very informative, but full of hope as well, and very comforting.
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Freestar November 9, 2021: After a fifteen-year effort Brazil has completed its modernization program for its 1960s era F-5 jet fighters. As of 2020 all 41 of the surviving F-5s have been upgraded to the F-5EM standard. The upgrades included structural repairs and replacement of worn components. As with all jet fighters, the jet engines had to be replaced periodically. This was not difficult for the F-5 which used two F85 engines that turned out to be one of the most popular and long-used jet engines ever designed. The G-85 was developed in the 1950s and is expected to...
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Violence broke out on the streets of Venezuela Tuesday, hours after opposition leader Juan Guaidó has declared that they are in the “final phase” of removing Nicolás Maduro’s socialist dictatorship from power.
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Nobody, in 1900, speculating on the future of government, could have imagined the astonishing growth and scope of government in the 20th century. Nor would they have imagined that, for many people, this gigantic government would seem the very essence of efficiency, compassion, and modernity. But the reason that government has got so big is not, as many claim, the weight of armaments and wars. Instead the money goes for health care, education, pensions, and welfare programs. You can see how it all happened in the United States in the charts below.
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Newest Russian military equipment at the Victory parade rehearsal
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Hamas in Gaza training for the latest round of protests Tap the word "Continue" to see videos and pictures.
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In early 2018 Indian media reported cases of officers (one air force, one army) being arrested after getting caught stealing, or attempting to steal, classified documents for a girlfriend they met on the Internet (often Facebook). This is called a honey trap and usually involves a female spy befriending someone and seducing secrets out of him. But since Internet access via cell phones became so common in the last decade the “virtual honey trap” has become more popular in many parts of the world. By “virtual” is meant that military men, usually officers, are seduced by virtual women via social...
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By EFE Last updated Mar 23, 2018 Lima, Mar 23 (EFE) – Peruvian president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, threatened today to withdraw his resignation and subject himself to impeachment, if Congress does not accept the terms of his letter of resignation. “The proposed Legislative Resolution of the Congress that attempts to present a resignation as a vacancy is unacceptable. If that is the case, I will withdraw my letter and submit to the regular vacancy procedure where I will exercise my right to legal defense,” said the president.
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PLANE SPOTTER RECORDS RAF CRAFT FLYING LOW OVER 'MACH LOOP' IN WALES
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Richard Brown spends hours in his Shepherd basement most days, pulling the lever on his loading press over and over at a steady pace. Each movement drops a brass pistol or rifle casing with a fresh primer onto an assembly line, fills another casing with powder and seats a bullet on a casing already filled with powder to complete the cartridge. The assembly line rotates. The completed cartridge drops into a bin with other finished rounds. Another pull of the lever advances each of the casings to the next stage. It’s a simple procedure and a source of relaxation for...
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https://youtu.be/zpIN-8Q9Ahw Food: Weapon of Mass Destruction
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A Day on The Brand New Gigantic US Aircraft Carrier: USS Gerald Ford in Action
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The rebels are falling apart. Russia, Iran, Turkey and the Assads have used their “de-escalation” zones into slaughterhouses by resuming attacks on pro-rebel civilians and any rebels they can catch. ISIL is rapidly losing it personnel and territory because of constant attacks by just about everyone (Turks, Kurds, Assad and his Iranian and Russian allies as well as the Americans and sundry other minor players). As ISIL is being put down everyone is thinking about the next phase of the civil war. The winners want to get rewarded for their service. The Syrian Kurds want autonomy in the northeast (mainly...
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A male found burned Wednesday in a Billings West End neighborhood apparently caught fire while filling a car with gasoline, according to the Billings Fire Department. Firefighters were dispatched to Concord Drive and Birchwood Drive at about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, said Jeff McCullough, deputy fire marshal. It was still unknown Wednesday night how the fire started, McCullough said. The male was flown to Denver to be treated for his injuries, McCullough said. Neither the male's age nor the extent of his injuries have been released. "I just know he was trying to go fill up his car with gas and next thing...
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As Americans, we see tragedy and attacks and ask the question, how do we prevent it from ever happening again? We seek solutions. We want to feel like we are doing something about it. It is a natural response by an industrious people. Asking questions after a tragedy and starting conversations about solutions can be productive, but allowing ourselves to be swept away by fear can have lasting negative consequences and very likely will yield few benefits. Historically in America, nearly every loss of liberty we once possessed was exchanged for a perceived gain in “safety.” Said exchange is almost...
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Another sign of the worsening U.S. relations with Turkey occurred recently when the Americans refused a Turkish request to provide (or allow Turkey to recruit) pilot instructors to help rebuild the depleted ranks of Turkish F-16 pilots. Pakistan was the only major F-16 user that agreed to provide some pilot instructors but the Americans blocked that as well. This is a serious problem for the Turkish Air Force because the July 2016 coup attempt in Turkey had many victims and one of the lesser known ones was the effectiveness of Turkish fighter fleet. While few F-16 pilots took part in...
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How times have changed in Sudan. Back in 2014 it was government policy to discourage, with physical force is need be. That meant opposition media would have their offices visited by gunmen who beat editors and reporters and warned them that discussion (in print or on TV) of “normalizing” relations with Israel was forbidden because that would mean recognizing Israel’s existence. Back then Sudan backed the Palestinians. Now government ministers are appearing on TV blaming the Palestinians for the continued bad relations with Israel and that it was time to normalize relations with Israel. This is part of the Sudan...
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