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America has made it ironclad policy to install, support and enrich a gang of the vilest, most murderous dictators, tyrants, caudillos and royal brutes behind its sinister fairytale of principled benevolence.

The only way that Israel is able to exist as a “nationalist” state is by feeding off of other nations.

German actress Sylvana Heißenberg destroys traitoress Merkel in an open letter, "you belong in prison".

The Zionists needed "six millions cremated Jews" for the foundation of the Jewish State.

For reasons entirely unfathomable French president Macron - a liar if ever there was one - is beginning to tell the truth.

A Jewish senator has demanded the Italian government set up a commission to persecute goyim who talk back.

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In the UK, it’s “disgusting” to acknowledge your own biological facts.

To think that the deep state is government employees just doing their patriotic duty is plain idiocy and plainer propaganda.

The idea that brute concrete could create any kind of security rather than unease or fear is laughable.

The German taxpayers union has revealed how the authorities built a rodent bridge, paid for a gold nest, and blew public funds on other extravagant purchases.

Captain Vasili Alexandrovich Arkhipov spared humanity from extinction on what has been called “the most dangerous moment in human history."

Electroactive bacteria were running current through "wires" long before humans discovered electricity. How did they learn this very sophisticated trick?

Despite the fact that we are 17,600 times more likely to die from heart disease than from a terrorist attack; 11,000 times more likely to die from an airplane accident than from a terrorist plot involving an airplane; 1,048 times more likely to die from a car accident than a terrorist attack, and 8 times more likely to be killed by a police officer than by a terrorist, we have handed over control of our lives to government officials who treat us as a means to an end - the source of money and power.

If wind and solar were really providing substantial net energy, they would not need subsidies. Perhaps renewables aren’t as beneficial as many people think they are. Perhaps researchers have put too much faith in distorted models.

... and they seem to have fun.

A team of researchers led by the University of Michigan has revealed how Nacre, the rainbow-sheened material that lines the insides of mussel and other mollusk shells, works in real time.

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The latest Markit survey data confirmed that Germany's manufacturing recession continues to broaden. The worst fears are now being realized as loose ECB monetary policy is failing to contain the economic slowdown.

The recent data on new car sales and new home buying indicate that the China boom years are coming into a drastic slowing with huge consequences not only for China but also for the world.

Max Alpert's photos are a rare gem for history buffs. 

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Neither the Soviets or even Germany drew the dividing line in Poland in 1939, because it was a reinstatement of the border acknowledged by the League of Nations and Poland itself as put forward by the British, following WWI. Which even Winston Churchill had to admit.

The famous surgeon Sir John Bland-Sutton gave the John B. Murphy Oration, delivered in Detroit, Michigan, on Oct. 3, 1927, titled “The Parasitic Origin of Man,” in the course of which he said, “Pregnancy is the epitome of a parasitic infection. The foetus may be regarded as a tumour growing within its mother, the consequence of an infection by a parasite - the spermatozoon”.

Last month a pair of university professors published a paper advocating for ‘virtual sex robots’ who should have to provide consent before engaging in intimate acts with their owners.

Let's consider the following scenario - the Earth is at risk for a disruptive event. This event has, conservatively, about a 0.2% chance of happening on any given year. But that is the most conservative estimate, at the high end it could be more like 12% over the next decade. Either way the chance of this type of event happening in the 21st century is quite high, and no matter what, it is inevitable.

After a painting by Banksy showing the House of Commons being run by chimpanzees was sold at auction for just under £9.9m, the British public has asked if this is something that could be implemented as soon as possible.

This Russian artist found a new way to express herself: She paints with her tits (and she well can, having graduated from the Royal Academy of Cleavage).

Every three years, excess body fat kills twice as many people than the Holocaust allegedly did in six years, so why aren’t donuts illegal?