Never underestimate the power of propaganda or consider yourself immune to it. Propaganda is persistent, powerful, and pervasive. The courage and integrity of Norwegian statesman Vidkun Quisling (1887 ~ 1945) sets him apart from all but a very few great men. Yet, his name is synonymous with base treachery and cowardice.
Soviet tanks in occupied territory at the Poland/East Germany border
A secret documented unearthed in 1981 reveals the destructive directives from Moscow regarding the manner in which occupied countries of eastern Europe (and east Germany) shall be treated post-WW2. The document was elaborated by Laurent Beria, head of the NKVD (today’s KGB), and was released on June 2, 1947.
In one of these lonely Orkney Isles
There dwelled a maiden fair
Her cheeks were red, her eyes were blue
She had yellow, curling hair
Which caught the eye and then the heart
Of one who could never be
A lover of so true a maid
Or fair a form as she
Across the lake in Sandwick
Dwelled a youth she held most true
And ever since her infancy
He had watched those eyes so blue
The land runs out into the sea
It’s a narrow neck of land
Where weird and grim the Standing Stones
In a circle there they stand
One boony moonlight Christmas Eve
They met at that sad place
With her heart in glee and the beams of love
Were shining on her face
When her lover came and he grasped her hand
And what loving words they said
They talked of future’s happy days
As through the stones they strayed.
They walked toward the lovers’ stone
And through it passed their hands
They plighted there a constant troth
Sealed by love’s steadfast bands
He kissed his maid and then he watched her
That lonely bridge go o’er.
For little, little did he think
He wouldn’t see his darling more.
CHORUS
Standing Stones of the Orkney Isles
Gazing out to sea
Standing Stones of the Orkney Isles
Bring my love to me.
He turned his face toward his home
That home he did never see
And you shall have the story
As it was told to me.
When a form upon him sprang
With a dagger gleaming bright
It pierced his heart and his dying screams
Disturbed the silent night.
This maid had nearly reached her home
When she was startled by a cry.
And she turned to look around her
And her love was standing by
His hand was pointing to the stars
And his eyes gazed at the light.
And with a smiling countenance
He vanished from her sight.
She quickly turned and home she ran
Not a word of this was said,
For well she knew at seeing his form
That her faithful love was dead.
And from that day she pined away,
Not a smile seen on her face,
And with outstretched arms she went to meet him
In a brighter place
CHORUS
Standing Stones of the Orkney Isles
Gazing out to sea
Standing Stones of the Orkney Isles
Bring my love to me.
Εξεγερθείτε πριν είναι πολύ αργά…
Εξεγερθείτε πριν είναι πολύ αργά…
[Από το βιβλίο: Αγίου Λουκά Αρχιεπισκόπου Κριμαίας, Λόγοι και ομιλίες, τόμος Γ’. Εκδόσεις «Ορθόδοξος Κυψέλη», Θεσσαλονίκη 2003, σελ. 52-6.]
By Nicholas West
Neural Dust – “Smart Dust” – has entered the mainstream via the Independent’s article: “Tiny implant could connect humans and machines like never before.” It is implied to be a new technology that can wirelessly link a human brain to a computer via the implantation of a device the size of a grain of sand. The article below was published by me at Activist Post in 2013 and draws upon research from many years previous. This invention is clearly nothing new; but when the mainstream media begins highlighting something that is literally wireless mind control, it’s worth taking note. It is also worth noting that, as more people learn about science fiction becoming science reality, they are becoming increasingly hesitant about the lack of ethical boundaries for what is emerging.
Wos is des bloß,
wo kummt des her
neue Zeit, neues Land
wo führt des hin?
Wie kann des sein
Dass a poar Leut,
glauben zu wissen,
wos a Land so wü
is des der Sinne einer Demokratie?
Dass ana wos sogt und die andern san stü
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn;
den Weg vom Anfang zu Ende gehen;
wenn sei muaß ganz allan,
do oben stehn
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn;
Heute so, mit felsenfester Meinung,
doch wenns ned aufgeht
is morgen kana do
doch irgendwann kummt dann der Punkt
wo’s am reicht, dann wird’s z’vü
dann schauns die an, mit ganz großen Augen
wenn ana aufsteht und sagt was er si denkt
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn;
den Weg vom Anfang zu Ende gehen;
wenn sei muaß ganz allan,
do oben stehn
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn;
Die Welt mit eigenen Augen sehn
Ned ollas glauben wos a poar so red’n
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn;
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn;
den Weg vom Anfang zu Ende gehen;
wenn sei muaß ganz allan,
do oben stehn
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn;
Die Welt mit eigenen Augen sehn
Ned ollas glauben wos a poar so red’n
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn;
Die Welt mit eigenen Augen sehn
Ned ollas glauben wos a poar so red’n
A Meinung ham, dahinter stehn
August 1, 2016 marks the 80th anniversary of the opening day of1 the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The Berlin event was unique in that it boasted the largest number of foreign athletes in the history of the Olympics. The Berlin Olympic Village was so beautifully designed that every Olympic village since has been modelled on it. The Berlin stadium boasted seating for 100,000 spectators. Attending were four million fans and journalists from 41 nations. The Berlin Olympics was the first to be televised. Competing in the 1936 Games were a record number of participants: 4066 athletes including 331 women from 49 countries.
Εξεγερθείτε πριν είναι πολύ αργά…
On Sunday, Pope Francis told hundreds of thousands of young people gathered for World Youth Day in Poland that they need to “believe in a new humanity” and that they should refuse “to see borders as barriers”.
Tomomi Inada, a former reform minister who most recently held one of the top posts in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, replaced Gen Nakatani as defense minister. She’s the second female to fill the post.