🇷🇴🇬🇷 Pavăl brothers (Dedeman) are raising salaries in Greece with 100 new hires and monthly bonuses for Praktiker staff.
The Praktiker brand across 17 stores will be gradually phased out and fully replaced by Dedeman after at least two years.
On this day 31 years ago, a military action of ethnic cleansing of native Serbs 🇷🇸 from Croatia 🇭🇷 began.
More than 2000 people were killed and 250 000 expelled. More than 20 000 houses and 78 Orthodox ☦️ churches were destroyed.
#NeverForget
More footage of the same invader gang attacking young Louis in France and filming it.
They tortured, abused, humiliated this young boy over a prolonged period.
Eventually beaten him into a coma.
His heart stopped 3 days later.
You had enough yet?!?!
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Police officers in "Modern London" allow an African invader to walk free after attacking a White man and then arrest the White man for defending himself.
All the while the migrant’s friends laugh and point at the White man being hurled to the floor whilst bloody from the attack.
Constantin Brâncoveanu was one of the most powerful princes in Romanian history, ruling Wallachia for 26 prosperous years. He built monasteries, founded schools, and fiercely protected his faith across Eastern Europe.
But in 1714, everything changed. The Ottoman Sultan had him arrested, stripped of his vast fortune, and mercilessly tortured for four months in Constantinople.
Then came the ultimate ultimatum: convert to Islam to keep your life, your wealth, and your power. Or die.
He refused.
In an unimaginable act of cruelty, his captors brought his four sons before him and executed them one by one. When his youngest, 12-year-old Matei, begged for his life, Brâncoveanu told him: “It is better to die a thousand times than to leave your ancient faith just to live a few more years on earth.” Finding his courage, the boy stood firm.
Following his sons and his trusted advisor, Brâncoveanu knelt before the executioner, unyielding to the very end.
Their bodies were thrown into the sea, but secretly recovered by brave fishermen. Years later, in 1720, his widow Marica risked everything to bring his remains back home to Wallachia.
Today, all six are canonized as saints and martyrs—men who loved God more than wealth, power, or life itself. The Romanian Orthodox Church celebrates their sacrifice every year on August 16.
The West is Greek Wisdom.
The West is Roman Order.
The West is Germanic Fervour.
The West is Iberian Devotion.
The West is Celtic Imagination.
The West is Slavic Perseverance.
The West is Christian Faith.