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A Leader is on the World Stage: the Infowar

The president of Ukraine Has not let up as he relentlessly mobilizes the world Leaders to his cause. It appears in his latest footage that he hasn’t rested much, and he is not allowing the world to rest until there’s a resolution. His ongoing urgent requests exemplified by just a …

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OPERATION WOLVES BLANKET WRAPS UP TWELVE IN CHILD PREDATOR STING

The listed individuals have been charged with second-and third-degree felonies. Potential prison sentences range from five to 15 years behind bars per charge if found guilty and up to 25 years based on some sentencing guidelines. An elaborate multi-agency investigation dubbed Operation Wolves Blanket has resulted in the arrest of …

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Sailors charged in leaked video of F-35C crash on USS Carl Vinson

Four senior enlisted sailors and a junior officer have been charged for their alleged role in releasing government video footage from USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) Vinson’s Pilot’s Landing Aid Television (PLAT), showing the ramp strike of an F-35C Lighting II Joint Strike Fighter in January, 2022, USNI News  The USS Stockdale steams in …

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Green Beret Lawrence N. Freedman, Quiet Professional, the first American killed in Somalia, 1992

Green Beret Lawrence N. Freedman 1992: Friends of the only American to be killed so far during the U.S. military relief mission to Somalia say the Fayetteville, North Carolina, man may have had covert responsibilities along with his civilian duties. Arlington Cemetery report 1992   Friends of former Green Beret …

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Pentagon Investigation on Abbey Gate attack that killed 13 Marines, Soldier, Sailor in the fall of Afghanistan

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III, Army Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff; and Marine Corps Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr., commander, U.S. Central Command, provide testimony at a House Armed Services Committee hearing on ending the U.S. military mission in Afghanistan, Rayburn House Office Building, …

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EU Drug Regulator Warns Against Overuse of COVID Booster Shots

January 13, 2022 9:21 AM VOA News The European Union’s drug regulator is warning that too many doses of COVID-19 vaccines could eventually weaken the body’s immune system, rendering the extra shots ineffective. Marco Cavaleri, the head of vaccine strategy for the European Medicines Agency, said earlier this week that …

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The Dutchman Who Saved 600 Children From the Nazis

Johan van Hulst Early Life and WWII  from the Jewish virtual library.  In 1942 van Hulst was the director of the Reformed Teacher Training College, a Protestant religious seminary in Amsterdam. The nearby Hollandse Schouwberg theatre was the main clearing site for the Jews living in Amsterdam who had been issued …

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Tinsley, German Shepard led Police to the scene of the crash, saving her owners

On January 3, 2022 at approximately 10 PM, Trooper Sandberg of #NHSP#TroopD responded to a report of a loose canine on the Veteran’s Memorial Bridge located on Interstate 89 at the New Hampshire/Vermont boarder in Lebanon. #Trooper Sandberg and Officers from the Lebanon Police Department located a large German Shepard …

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The Sullivan Brothers: The Loss of USS Juneau

The five Sullivan brothers ‘missing in action’ off the Solomons. THEY did their part. Office of War Information poster shows the Sullivan brothers on board USS Juneau (CL-52) in early 1942. All were lost with Juneau on 13 November of that year. Donation of the Steamship Historical Society of America, …

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China’s PLA has infiltrated Bio research in U.S. , European Universities: Where is the Resistance?

Four Chinese military-backed hackers were indicted in connection with the 2017 cyberattack against Equifax, which led to the largest known theft of personally identifiable information ever carried out by state-sponsored actors. FBI Elected officials, the FBI, have expressed high concern of the PLA connections.. The ⁦@FBI⁩ has repeatedly warned of …

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