🇪🇸🚨 | 𝘽𝙍𝙀𝘼𝙆𝙄𝙉𝙂: Pep Guardiola is now the manager linked to two of football’s biggest controversies.
🔵 Barcelona’s Negreira case — involving payments to a former refereeing chief.
🔵 Manchester City’s 115-case saga — with City reportedly found guilty of 114 charges.
📌 | REMINDER: @Bloomberg previously reported that UAE officials warned harsh sanctions against #ManCity could risk damaging diplomatic and economic relations between the UAE and UK.
The club is owned by UAE Vice President Sheikh Mansour.
🚨 Manchester United’s total debt has now climbed to a staggering £1.15 BILLION. 🔴💰
🔸 Historic debt
🔸 Revolving credit facility
🔸 Money still owed on transfers
The combined figure leaves United with liabilities totalling more than £1BN.
(Source: @TelegraphDucker)
🚨💣 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Manchester City have been found GUILTY of all but ONE of the 115 Premier League charges relating to alleged financial breaches.
Sanctions are yet to be decided, with potential punishments including fines, a POINTS DEDUCTION or even EXPULSION from the Premier League.
(Source: @David_Ornstein)
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She gently pressed a sedative to her daughter's lips, bundled her in a blanket, and tucked her into a large leather suitcase. Heart pounding, she strode toward the Nazi guards. One whimper, one restless shift, even the faintest sound would mean instant death for them both.
Yet, against all odds, the guards waved her through.
The little girl inside that suitcase was three-year-old Henia Lewin, and the brave woman carrying her was her mother, Gita Wisgardisky. What Gita did next is almost impossible to believe. After successfully smuggling her own daughter to safety, she did not run away to hide. Instead, she turned around and walked right back into the terrors of the ghetto.
Then she did it again. And again.
Each time, she carried another helpless child toward a chance at a future.
For most of her life, Henia believed her mother had performed just one desperate act of survival for her own flesh and blood. But years later, at Gita’s funeral, an elderly survivor stepped forward and quietly revealed the truth. The woman looked at Henia and told her that her mother had saved so many children, she had likely stopped counting.
This incredible bravery took place during World War II inside Lithuania's Kovno Ghetto. Jewish families there lived under constant terror. Hunger, disease, and sudden executions were part of daily life.
Children would vanish overnight as Nazi authorities carried out mass killings under the lie of "relocation." Gita understood exactly what those deportations meant, and she refused to sit by and wait for the worst to happen.
Working secretly with a brave Catholic priest and kind-hearted families outside the ghetto walls, Gita began smuggling Jewish children to safety. Some children were hidden in bags, and others were guided through secret routes. Every single rescue depended on absolute silence, perfect timing, and pure luck.
The danger was unimaginable. Every single trip meant facing armed guards, strict searches, and the constant risk of being caught and killed on the spot. To keep the young children completely quiet during the escape, Gita used sedatives before hiding them inside suitcases and bundles carried right past the gates.
Even after ensuring her own daughter was safe, she kept returning for others. One child. Then another. Then another.
There were no speeches, no recognition, and no rewards. She was simply a mother who refused to leave innocent children behind.
Against all odds, Gita, her husband Jonas, and little Henia all survived the war. They eventually immigrated to the United States to start a beautiful new life. Henia grew up surrounded by her mother's love, became a schoolteacher, and spent decades sharing Holocaust history so the stories of those who vanished would never be forgotten.
Gita never bragged or sought fame for her heroism. She was content simply knowing she had done what was right. Today, her beautiful legacy lives on not just in history books, but in the laughter of children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren who exist because she chose love and courage over fear.
Gita proved to the world that a mother's heart is powerful enough to conquer even the darkest shadows, leaving behind a glowing trail of hope, life, and sweet, hard-won tomorrows.
#archaeohistories
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June 25 – July 10, 2026. America’s biggest celebration of freedom. Don’t miss it.
Thank you @elonmusk for creating a platform for free speech in the world.
We have a lot of cleaning up to do...
1. Christopher Columbus didn't discover America. In fact, he never even stepped foot on it.
- Encyclopedia Britannica. Columbus never set foot in North America — he landed in present day Venezuela on his fourth journey.
- Wikipedia — Voyages of Christopher Columbus. Columbus made four voyages to the Americas between 1492 and 1504, each expanding European knowledge of Caribbean geography but never reaching North America
- Library of Congress. Columbus's own voyage logs and the Library of Congress cartographic records document his four voyages — all confined to the Caribbean, Central America, and northern South America.
2. Leif Erikson, the Norseman discovered America.
- L'Anse aux Meadows — Archaeological Evidence
- The Icelandic Sagas — Primary Sources
- Adam of Bremen 1075
- President Calvin Coolidge 1925
3. Leif named it Winneland. It's documented.
- Vollbeding 1795
- Humboldt 1807/1827 — twice
- Wimmer 1833
- Der Wandertrieb — German periodical
4. The Winne clan is one of the most ancient families in the world
- Spreckelsen, Rolf. Chronik der Norddörfer auf Sylt. Published by the Nordfriisk Instituut, 1981-1991. Four volumes.
- Der Denghoog LA 85 bei Wenningstedt auf Sylt — a peer reviewed academic paper stating the site can be dated to after 3200 BC based on the finds.
5. Some think it was named Vinland for the grape vines here, but it was miscommunicated 70 years after the voyage in latin via Adam of Bremen.
Adam of Bremen wrote around 1075 — approximately 70 years after Leif's voyage around 1000 AD. He was writing in Latin, a language that couldn't preserve Old Norse vowel length distinctions. The critical distinction in Old Norse is between vin (short vowel) meaning meadow/pasture — documented in Cleasby & Vigfusson's Old Norse dictionary as surviving exclusively in ancient place names like Bjørgvin — and vín (long vowel) meaning wine, which was a Latin loanword borrowed into Norse from Latin vinum. Adam, writing in Latin from secondhand Danish court testimony, had no reliable way to distinguish these two words in transcription. Geipel's 1971 The Viking Legacy confirms that -vin as a place name element had already dropped out of spoken Norse before it could be reliably recorded in writing
6. America was falsely named America based on Amerigo Vespucci.
- Library of Congress — Original Waldseemüller Map 1507
- Cosmographiae Introductio — Primary Source 1507
- Waldseemüller reversed himself — 1513
7. Amerigo and Christopher Columbus were friends
- Columbus wrote a letter to his son specifically concerning Vespucci intimate relationship (Letters from a New World)
- Vespucci was directly involved in outfitting Columbus's voyages (Star Tribune)
- Both Columbus and Vespucci had strong ties to Florence. (Wikipedia)
8. The Catholic Church was paying Amerigo Vespucci
- Royal decree of April 11, 1505
- Catholic Monarchs of Spain with Columbus's associates Alonso de Ojeda and Juan de la Cosa
- Vespucci's renewed service with King Ferdinand
9. The Catholic Church was paying Christopher Columbus
- On April 17, 1492, Ferdinand and Isabella signed the Capitulations of Santa Fe — the formal agreement financing Columbus's voyage.
- Ferdinand and Isabella's explicit goals were to expand Catholicism and gain commercial advantage over Portugal
- "Catholic Monarchs" was officially bestowed by Pope Alexander VI, and their stated mission was expanding Catholicism
10. The Catholic Church used Jesus as weapon and forced control and destroyed others with opposing belief systems.
- The Capitulatio de Partibus Saxoniae — 782 AD
- The Massacre of Verden — 782 AD
- The Catholic Church approved of Charlemagne's tactics - 796
- The forcible conversion to Christianity during Saxon Wars
11. The Catholic Church destroyed Winne castles in Germany.
- Winnenden Castle in 1638
- Windeck Castle in 1674
- Winneburg Castle in 1689
- Winnendale Castle in 1690
12. The Jesuits are a Catholic religious order
- The Society of Jesus was founded in 1540 by Ignatius of Loyola and approved by Pope Paul III through the papal bull Regimini militantis Ecclesiae.
- Papal Bull Regimini militantis Ecclesiae — 1540
- The Jesuits themselves document their founding as a Catholic religious order approved by the Pope.
- Documents the Society of Jesus as a Roman Catholic religious order founded by Ignatius of Loyola
13. The French Crown controlled the Catholic Church
- On Christmas Day 800, Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
- The Avignon Papacy — French Crown controlling the Pope
14. The Jesuits controlled the map system in America and create naming conventions.
- Journal of Jesuit Studies 2019
- Encounters in the New World — Mirela Altic, University of Chicago Press
- Jesuit Archives — Pierre-Jean de Smet map collection
15. The Jesuits destroyed evidence of Norsemen history in Minnesota in 1922.
The fire at St. Boniface College on November 25, 1922 destroyed the library, many records of the early Franco-Manitoban community, and theological manuscripts dating back to the 16th century
16. In the 1800s the Rothschilds took control of all financial operations worldwide for the Catholic Church.
- 1832 Loan (under Pope Gregory XVI)
- James Mayer de Rothschild became the official Papal banker
- Additional borrowing occurred after the short-lived Roman Republic (1849) collapsed and the Papal States were restored
17. In World War 2 the Catholic Church was seen as a savior to the Jews
- JTA archive / Wikipedia (Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust) / multiple contemporary reports.
- Wikipedia (Israel Zolli) / contemporary accounts and his memoirs.
- Lapide’s research (cited in NYT 1966 article and multiple histories); “The Last Three Popes and the Jews”.
- Rabbi David Dalin / Wikipedia (Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust).