Does this look like an African "militia" to you?
All military aged men.
The Leaders of France, Britain & other European countries letting them in are incredibly stupid or naive.
Deny entry to Britain?
a. Yes
b. No
Do not let the boats land in Britain.....
💔The most shattering thing a heart can learn is this: the day you quietly realise your entire civilisation has been stolen from under your people is the same day they call you a monster for noticing.
Join the fightback.
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For those interested in a deeper understanding of the Second World War, and above all of Hitler’s place among the decisive world-historical figures of the modern age, David Irving remains both unavoidable and indispensable. One may disagree with his conclusions, but no honest reader can deny the force of his archival work, or the scale of his achievement as a historian of the Second World War. “Hitler’s War” stands apart for precisely this reason: its rigor, its command of primary sources, and the sheer weight of material David first brought into view. For the more seasoned reader of the Second World War, some of this material may now be familiar, but that is precisely the point. It was David who helped bring much of it into mainstream historiography in the first place.
As an archival historian, he is, in my view, unmatched. David had an instinct for the buried document, the neglected diary, the private letter, the intelligence file, and the inconvenient fragment others either missed or preferred not to see. Few historians of the Second World War have done more to drag the study of the conflict away from moral theater and institutional mythology, and back toward the hard ground of evidence itself.
Few realize, for example, that while researching “The Mare’s Nest” in the early 1960s, David uncovered the still-classified fact that British intelligence had broken Enigma, Germany’s system for encrypting military communications, and that the intelligence drawn from those decrypted messages was known to the Allies as Ultra. He even drafted a chapter on the discovery for that book before official governmental pressure led to its removal, leaving one of the war’s greatest intelligence secrets largely hidden from public view until F. W. Winterbotham’s “The Ultra Secret” appeared in 1974.
Herein lies David’s real importance. He does not offer the reader a safe, Regime-sanctioned institutional account of the war. He sends the reader back to the archives, where the biases of contemporary interpretation and the liberal-humanitarian worldview behind them must submit to the hard discipline of evidence.
Los políticos europeos creen que dar la bienvenida a los islamistas es enriquecimiento cultural.
Vean el video con atención... El inmigrante pakistaní Mohammad casi mata a una mujer que caminaba tranquilamente por la calle.
Piensen en lo que dejarán a las futuras generaciones.
Unprovoked black attacks like this happened to me many times.
Standing up for myself resulted in fighting a swarm instead of just one. Blacks come out of the woodwork to help the attacker.
When I told my friends, they called me racist. Unforgettably dark experience.
Well Well Well...
The reason they get these businesses so big and powerful is not purely by merit.
They own the Media so give people within their own tribe preference in advertising and business dealing.
Our economy is under an ethno-monopoly.
Dearborn has fallen to rock bottom.
America’s first Arab-majority city. Police force now 45% Arab. Streets renamed. Call to prayer five times a day. “Death to America” at rallies. Mayor tells critics to leave.
This is conquest, not coexistence.
A MESSAGE FROM THENODEPROJECT
Last night, Instagram deleted both our accounts within minutes. Nearly 100,000 followers gone. Then TikTok banned us too.
Last time this happened, a media hit piece followed. I think another is coming.
Thank you @elonmusk for X. We’re not going anywhere.
Spiritual warfare doesn't just happen at the individual level. It can also happen at a societal level.
As Christians, we must be wise and understand what we're looking at when we see something like this.