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The Scottish Teenage Girl who went viral after she defended herself from an attacker was CLEARED in court. Let's show this girl that TENS OF MILLIONS of Americans support her!
Galleria Colonna, located within Palazzo Colonna in Rome, is renowned for its magnificent Great Hall, which is longer than the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles.
The space is crowned by a richly decorated ceiling depicting the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, while Palazzo Colonna remains privately owned by the Colonna family to this day.
She was 23 when they took her name, put her in worn clothes, and dropped her into Nazi-occupied France.
May 1, 1944. Days before D-Day. Capture meant torture. Others had not come back.
So they sent someone who would not look dangerous. A woman who could disappear.
Phyllis Latour Doyle posed as a poor French farm girl selling soap on a bicycle. At checkpoints she smiled, asked harmless questions, and watched everything. Then she hid, built her radio, and sent the codes.
The codes were on silk, tucked in her hair ribbon. Once a soldier asked what it was. She pulled the ribbon out, shook her hair loose, and he waved her on.
In four months she sent 135 messages — more than any other female agent in occupied France.
When Paris was freed, she vanished again. Married. Moved to New Zealand. Raised a family. Almost no one knew.
France gave her the Légion d’honneur in 2014. She accepted it quietly.
She died in 2023 at 102.
No statues. Just lives saved because a young woman jumped anyway. 🌹
@AramaicWire The bitching about European museums stealing cultural treasures seems to have died down a bit after the stark reminder that one man's treasure is another man's heresy. Thank you to the British for keeping some of it safe.
The crime against history most don’t know about…
ISIS destroyed Assyrian archeology.
They burnt Aramaic manuscripts.
They blew up Old Testament history including the Tomb of Jonah.
They erased ancient Churches, driving Assyrians out of Nineveh.
How much was lost?
Art Nouveau stained glass style, gracefully intertwining organic, living elements with a profound sense of tranquility.
The deliberate pairing of organic asymmetry with soft, filtered light was crafted to evoke deep calm and escape from the industrial world.
Peaceful
Shabbes ❤️
That’s all you need to know about critics.
Left — Lynn Yaeger, fashion editor at Vogue, who in her articles constantly criticizes Melania Trump’s appearance, style, clothing choices, bags, and shoes.
Right — Melania Trump.👇🤣