Now on The Cable: The Silence After the Guns.
Royal Navy veteran Alec Penstone, 100, asked whether his comrades' sacrifice was worth it. We honour the fallen while dismantling the civilization they died to defend.
https://t.co/1UQf3UYiay
RLI training, range work, and the Alouettes that made Fireforce work. The regiment was raised on 1 February 1961 at Brady Barracks, Bulawayo, and by the mid-70s its men were the ones the helicopters dropped into contact.
@NeilWhitaker524@MapleAndTea We should organize our own Remembrance Day ceremonies: no politics, just a solemn tribute to our ancestors who lie in foreign fields. They deserve better than a ritual that leaves their descendants feeling humiliated.
The Bishnoi gang, who threatened the RCMP with “1000 shooters” is openly making internet reels with firearms.
How is this Indian terrorist organization acquiring firearms and doing training openly?
Absolutely insane
Looks like the Cultural Revolution is back
Hopefully, this time white Americans ask themselves what they get out of participating in this thoroughly rotten society
Pay all the taxes just to be sued because the world envies your attractive daughter, and meanwhile would say not a single world if those she allegedly mocked had instead killed her in a mugging gone wrong, or some random attack?
What is the point? Why participate? Why not try to just burn it down?
A $5 billion AI data centre in Maryland, scuttled by left-wing activists working alongside the Party for Socialism and Liberation, itself linked to the China-based Neville Roy Singham network. America races China for technological supremacy while its own Marxists pull up the starting blocks.
https://t.co/NQT3630pvQ
A $5 billion AI data centre in Maryland, scuttled by left-wing activists working alongside the Party for Socialism and Liberation, itself linked to the China-based Neville Roy Singham network. America races China for technological supremacy while its own Marxists pull up the starting blocks.
https://t.co/NQT3630pvQ
Carney is still enjoying the honeymoon glow of a Canadian majority, which says plenty about the state of the electorate. He can announce plans to bring in more than 700,000 migrants a year, then call the United States a greater security threat than the Chinese Communist Party, and still be treated as the sober adult in the room
A wonderful sight. I've always had a soft spot for Latin Catholic civilization, where the faith is still a living inheritance rather than an embarrassing relic. Let's hope these young Argentines embrace its 2,000 years of wisdom without confusing Pope Leo XIV's progressive politics with the Gospel.
It's a toss-up. I've always admired Hernan Cortes, whose extraordinary combination of military genius and political cunning enabled a tiny Spanish force, aided by indigenous allies, to topple an empire. But my vote goes to Scipio Africanus. He studied Hannibal, mastered his methods, then destroyed him at Zama. Unlike most great conquerors, he knew that winning a war and knowing what to do with victory were two quite different talents.