The suppressed truth – Tortured and Raped Serb Women ‘Deleted’ By So Called Kosovo (i.e. Albanian) and International Law

Big 'N' Mighty Nose

Representatives of Serb organizations in Kosovo have warned that the provisions of a decree on the status and rights of veterans and victims of war and the accompanying strategy, which Kosovo’s assembly should vote on soon, are discriminatory and against any common sense.

According to Vesti, Serbian daily based in Frankfurt, the Serb officials pointed out that those provisions  predict the status of  war victim should be recognized only for the period between February 27, 1998, and June 20, 1999, when the NATO and Albanian aggression in Kosovo-Metohija ended after the Province was handed over to International community (UN, NATO) after  the Kumanovo agreement was signed in June 1999.

“It is true that rapes of both men and women of Serb nationality took place during the war, but also after the war and after the arrival of international troops,” Vesti cited Milena Parlic, secretary of the Association of families…

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Mind control and “the flu virus”

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by Jon Rappoport

January 10, 2019

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On Monday, I exposed the fact that most “flu” is not the flu.

For example, here is a quite suggestive quote from Peter Doshi’s report, “Are US flu death figures more PR than science?” (BMJ 2005; 331:1412):

“[According to CDC statistics], ‘influenza and pneumonia’ took 62,034 lives in 2001—61,777 of which were attributable to pneumonia and 257 to flu, and in only 18 cases was the flu virus positively identified.”

OOPS.

Today, I want to look at the mind control aspect of this insanity.

If someone says, “You have the flu,” he means you have one thing and other people who have the flu have the same thing.

It is caused by a virus, and everyone who has the flu has that virus.

If you say, “No, the so-called flu could be caused by many…

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Giants of Evil in Govanhill

LET'S SAVE GOVANHILL

As news broke that primary schools in Nicola Sturgeon’s Govanhill constituency continue to be plagued by infestations of bedbugs and cockroaches, The First Minister responded with shocked surprise and vowed that more must be done to treat the pests. Ms. Sturgeon said ‘It is vital that the authorities continue to take a proactive and preventative approach as well as responding to requests for help’. 

In the post war Britain of 1945 and with the introduction of the Welfare State, bold and ambitious plans had been put in place to eradicate the giant evils. So why for a decade has Ms. Sturgeon ignored the local indigenous population’s fears that those evils of want, disease, idleness, ignorance and squalor were becoming more evident in her Govanhill constituency?

Local Govanhill campaigners, who Gerry Hassan dismissed as the disgruntled left behind working class, have actively pleaded with Ms. Sturgeon to show greater political passion, conviction…

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French Muslims threaten ‘green vest’ protest if demands for Islamization not met

LeoHohmann.com

French President Emmanuel Macron is struggling to find ways to integrate Islam into the mainstream of French life in a way that is acceptable to native French.

There are growing signs that Europe’s secular leaders are getting concerned about the monster of their own making, that being an emboldened Islam.

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Reggae declared part of the global patrimony of humanity

Diversity Macht Frei

Here’s a microcosmic glimpse of the future. What happens when brown people take over? They pass resolutions proclaiming themselves to be officially Kangz; declare Beethoven was black; decree the ancient Greeks stole all their best sheeeeeit from King Bajumbo of Matabeleland; and ordain that reggae is now part of the global patrimony of humanity.

The future is arriving faster than anyone expected.

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THE CROSS AND THE SPIRAL – On the Triskele in Early Christian Art

Balkan Celts

Discovered in Perthshire, Scotland in the 19th century the magnificent Breadalbane Brooch is an intricately designed, silver-gilt dress fastener that is closely related to a select group of brooches that were produced during the ‘golden age’ of late Celtic art…

Full Article:

https://www.academia.edu/22841807/THE_CROSS_AND_THE_SPIRAL_On_the_Triskele_in_Early_Christian_Art

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Dr Iain MacInnes: Outlaw King, Fact or Fiction?

Scottish History Network

Many of us have by now watched the new Netflix release, Outlaw King. And many on social media have had questions about the film, the period and its history. As I have written elsewhere “historical accuracy” is a problematic consideration, not least because medieval sources never provide a truly “accurate” portrayal of the past. All historical sources, upon which films like Outlaw King are based, were written with a specific purpose in mind, for a specific audience, and with the intention of telling one very specific version of history. This makes it no more accurate, then, than anything we see on the screen. Still, we historians work to interpret the history that has come down to us. As such, we can at least compare Outlaw King to the prevailing historical narrative to sort out what is likely from what is fantasy.

The things that look right…

The film does…

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