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God of War: Artillery once again rules the battlefield
The war in Ukraine has now been going on for over six months with widespread destruction and death. It has not developed as either side believed or hoped for and has offered even military experts many surprises. Artillery—not air combat—rules the battlefield, countered primarily by spades and pickaxes. The Napoleonic Wars as well as the First World War come to mind. We demonstrate unknown power ratios and indicate four weapon types that more or less go to the grave with this conflict. We also predict what it will take to dethrone the "God of War", artillery.
Bar Meghan Markle from the Great Lady’s funeral
Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, at Balmoral. Her funeral will be a celebration of a great lady, the very embodiment of mettle.
Orbán warns of ‘population exchange or flooding’
BudapestHungarian President Orbán once again settled accounts with the West and its "values". The West has given up, Orbán underscored, which is why the proportion of people of non-European origin will rise to over 50 percent as a result of mass immigration. One could also call it “population exchange or flooding”.
Eight out of ten Swedish ‘refugees’ have vacationed in their home country
StockholmEight out of ten "refugee" immigrants in Sweden have at some point vacationed in the country from which they sought protection. This showed in a poll carried out by Novus.
Americans now smoke more cannabis than tobacco
Americans now use more cannabis than tobacco. This is according to a Gallup poll: 16 percent of the general population regularly consumes marijuana, compared to 11 percent for tobacco. And according to the same survey, 50 percent of the surveyed residents have tried it at least once.
E-cars as ticking incendiary bombs on container ships
One of the lesser-known risks of e-cars is the high risk of fire due to the vehicles' lithium-ion batteries. This does not always only affect individual vehicles on the road, but above all endangers transport safety on container ships, where numerous vehicles are stored in a very small space.
‘Great Reset’ King Charles III set to rule after Queen Elizabeth II passes away
LondonBritain's Queen Elizabeth II passed away on Thursday. She lived to be 96 and ruled the United Kingdom for 70 years. Her eldest son Charles (73) is to succeed her. He is regarded as a vehement advocate of the globalist world restructuring through the “Great Reset”.
What chances do the Sweden Democrats have?
"Is Sweden moving to the right?" The German press agency is currently pondering this question in an article which includes a salient reference to "gang violence instead of bullying". The Scandinavian country will elect a new parliament next Sunday. But what chances do the Sweden Democrats really have?
Ahead of Italian elections conservatives focus on Russian sanctions
CernobbioItaly's right-wing camp, which is expected to have a good chance of winning the parliamentary elections on September 25, is making initial announcements that it will win the elections. Giorgia Meloni, head of the Fratelli d'Italia (FdI) and favorite in the right-wing conservative camp, has cautiously distanced herself from a basic Western doctrine and declared that "globalization without rules" has not worked.
God of War: Artillery once again rules the battlefield
The war in Ukraine has now been going on for over six months with widespread destruction and death. It has not developed as either side believed or hoped for and has offered even military experts many surprises. Artillery—not air combat—rules the battlefield, countered primarily by spades and pickaxes. The Napoleonic Wars as well as the First World War come to mind. We demonstrate unknown power ratios and indicate four weapon types that more or less go to the grave with this conflict. We also predict what it will take to dethrone the "God of War", artillery.
Bar Meghan Markle from the Great Lady’s funeral
Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, at Balmoral. Her funeral will be a celebration of a great lady, the very embodiment of mettle.
Orbán warns of ‘population exchange or flooding’
BudapestHungarian President Orbán once again settled accounts with the West and its "values". The West has given up, Orbán underscored, which is why the proportion of people of non-European origin will rise to over 50 percent as a result of mass immigration. One could also call it “population exchange or flooding”.
Eight out of ten Swedish ‘refugees’ have vacationed in their home country
StockholmEight out of ten "refugee" immigrants in Sweden have at some point vacationed in the country from which they sought protection. This showed in a poll carried out by Novus.
Americans now smoke more cannabis than tobacco
Americans now use more cannabis than tobacco. This is according to a Gallup poll: 16 percent of the general population regularly consumes marijuana, compared to 11 percent for tobacco. And according to the same survey, 50 percent of the surveyed residents have tried it at least once.
E-cars as ticking incendiary bombs on container ships
One of the lesser-known risks of e-cars is the high risk of fire due to the vehicles' lithium-ion batteries. This does not always only affect individual vehicles on the road, but above all endangers transport safety on container ships, where numerous vehicles are stored in a very small space.
‘Great Reset’ King Charles III set to rule after Queen Elizabeth II passes away
LondonBritain's Queen Elizabeth II passed away on Thursday. She lived to be 96 and ruled the United Kingdom for 70 years. Her eldest son Charles (73) is to succeed her. He is regarded as a vehement advocate of the globalist world restructuring through the “Great Reset”.
What chances do the Sweden Democrats have?
"Is Sweden moving to the right?" The German press agency is currently pondering this question in an article which includes a salient reference to "gang violence instead of bullying". The Scandinavian country will elect a new parliament next Sunday. But what chances do the Sweden Democrats really have?
Ahead of Italian elections conservatives focus on Russian sanctions
CernobbioItaly's right-wing camp, which is expected to have a good chance of winning the parliamentary elections on September 25, is making initial announcements that it will win the elections. Giorgia Meloni, head of the Fratelli d'Italia (FdI) and favorite in the right-wing conservative camp, has cautiously distanced herself from a basic Western doctrine and declared that "globalization without rules" has not worked.
