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Ministry of Truth

Thursday, 19 May 2022 00:05

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New Biden Press Secretary Embarrassingly Bad At Her Job

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There is no white race you fucking asshole.....just a group of cock suckers that play the race card when convenien

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The Death Railway That Killed 100,000

Wednesday, 24 May 2023 23:14

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The Death Railway That Killed 100,000 | Moving Half The Mountain | Timeline

Moving Half The Mountain documents the true stories of the survivors from one of the worst atrocities of the Second World War the brutal use of prisoners (POWs) and forced local labour by the Japanese to build a railway linking Thailand to Burma. These men are now in their twilight years but their memories are as clear as though it were yesterday.

Jason

Every soldier in this film blamed others and denied torturing. They try to minimize the atrocities they were part of. The stain will last as long as history.

Tony Yao

Railway was completed in 1-1/2 years, at cost of 120,000 lives, 220 people had to die EVERY DAY

Scott George

It's so revealing how the Japanese in this film have such a light-hearted view of what they did and tend to blame the prisoners for dying because the didn't 'behave' well! Even after so many years, they have no remorse or sympathy for their victims or crimes.

Nix Bronowski (edited)

I had hoped the men and relatives who Suffered and Died because of this 'Holocaust' would recieve much better 'Reparations' like other survivors of WW2 Atrocities. This is an Appalling piece of History. Thank you for making this Documentary.

Mark Okada (edited)

Those Korean soldiers (unwillingly forced to be Japanese at that time) were forced to beat the POWs,...Korea had been occupied by Japan for 35 yrs( from 1910 till 1945 ), in which time Japanese tried to eradicate their culture!! No wonder the overwhelming number of Koreans, Chinese & other Asians abhor the Japanese even now ( 28 Jun 2020 ),

Papa Brejj 6 months ago

People forget that Japan invaded Manchuria in 1937... they started their atrocities years before ww2...

Kelly Dunnigan 3 months ago

Funny how the Japanese soldiers don’t remember torture but everybody else does that were their POWs. An entire nation with selective memory

Martin Halley 6 months ago

I had long understood that "at least" 100,000 allied prisoners were murdered - approximately one for every rail tie / sleeper laid) - and that a conservatively estimated 250,000 of the local population were also murdered during the construction of the Burma Railway. I knew one survivor (John Grant) who weighed just 84lbs on release. His normal weight was 175lbs. He had been methodically tortured and starved as were all prisoners. Consequently I viewed the recent Japanese t'su nami of 2011 with a no sense of sympathy whatsoever.

Dominic Dmello 6 months ago

The denials of the Japanese ex soldiers is disgusting. No torture, no starvation, no mistreatment and no comfort women.

pilmo lee 5 months ago

THE JAPANESE OWE THE UNITED STATES AND ALL ASIAN NATIONS THAT THEY BRUTALIZED AN APOLOGY. AT LEAST THE GERMANS APOLOGIZED FOR WW II. SOME JAPANESE OFFICIALS DENIED THAT THEY RAPED AND BRUTALIZED WOMEN FROM CHINA, THE PHILIPPINES, AND KOREA. THE YOUNG GENERATION ARE NOT TAUGHT WHAT THE JAPANESE DID DURING WW II IN SCHOOLS. HOW SAD.

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Freedom of speech 'no longer exists' in Australia and the UK: Katie Hopkins

Sky News Australia

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Underground city found in Turkey

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Underground city found in Turkey

A man renovating his house discovered during the demolition of a wall, the entrance to this underground ancient city.

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Why The Right Fails

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The White & White Jew Homeland is Europe

Saturday, 11 January 2025 22:17
Written by Susan Hayward

All Europeans from all over the world must remember that Europe is your indigenous homeland and we must fight to protect it. Pride for Europe

This is Europa - Our Paradise on Earth…

This is Europa - Worth Fighting For

This is Europa - Our Home

Europeans worldwide have been conditioned not to think of themselves as Europeans, whose ancestry goes back thousands of years in Europe and the Middle East and central Asia. This is due to the lack of understanding about their homeland. We have, therefore, provided some films to stimulate your imagination on regions of Europe where your ancestors perhaps once lived for thousands of years. We must realize that Europe is our indigenous homeland, and we should have indigenous rights to all of those regions where our ancestors once lived, and where many European still live today. When you look at these films, remind yourself that your ancestors lived in these regions long before Europe developed into the modern countries we know today.

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Narrowboat cruising in real time from Fradley to Shugborough)

Narrowboat cruising in Britain.

Howard (edited)

What a beautiful relaxing journey, I especially love the bit at 59:43, where you sail through one of my favourite trees, a Weeping Willow, Thank you so much.

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Europa Nostra - Tribute to Europe

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Ode to European Civilization

ICELAND

Iceland in 4K Ultra HD

England

A VISIT TO THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES OF THE COTSWOLDS UK

VILLAGES OF THE COTSWOLDS UK

Aussie Pom

The Cotswolds got it's name from the Romans. A "cot" was a Roman word for sheep shed and the sheep were kept in "Cots". Wold is the word to describe rolling hills. Hence the "wolds". So Cotswolds.

Italy

Documentary about Wildlife around the city of Venice.

Wild Venice

Austria

The Most Surprising Facts About Austria

AUSTRIA / TYROL / TIROL Full HD

The Roaring Mountains - The Secrets of Nature

Germany

"A driving tour of the Black Forest in southern Germany, firstly staying at Titisee in the south, from where we visit Triberg and it's waterfalls, Waldkirch and the city of Freiburg. We then visit the nearby Lake Schluchsee, Altglashutten, Lenzkirch and Loffingen. Travelling north, we then pass through St Margen, St Peter and Haslach, before reaching our second base in the north of the Forest at Durbach. From here we visit the towns of Offenburg, Hausach, and Villingen, and the lovely villages of Gengenbach and Schiltach."

Black Forest, Germany

"A driving tour in Germany along the valleys of the Moselle and the Rhine, with a final stop in the Eifel Region. We briefly visit Luxembourg, before continuing along the Moselle Valley, stopping at Trittenheim, Bernkastel, Zeltingen, Ediger, Beilstein and Cochem."

Germany - Moselle, Rhine & Eifel

What MOSCOW RUSSIA Is Really Like

Farewell of Slavianka - Dina Garipova & Alexandrov Ensemble (2013)

12 Incredible Facts About Russia

What MOSCOW RUSSIA is REALLY like..

Discovering Russia: Mandrogi

Russian Ethnotourism Booms - In-Country Holidays, Discovering Roots

Fortress Lovrijenac - Dubrovnik

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Switzerland

The Grey League

Switzerland From The Air

Switzerland's Jungfrau Region: Best of the Alps ZERMATT SWITZERLAND Magic Winter 2014

Taking an aerial cable car from Zermatt ZBAG-lz to Trockener Steg

SWITZERLAND: Zermatt village [HD]

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The First Horse Riders & Horse Domestication

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The first horsemen were the kids that raised the little foal, with the help of several of the old tribe elders.

The First Horse Riders | Horse Domestication on the Eurasian Steppe

Who were the first horse riders in history? We know about horse domestication but knowing who were the first horsemen is more difficult. The idea of the Yamnaya Bronze Age horse warrior riding down a fleeing Neolithic farmer is a powerful image but is it true? Were the people of the Botai culture the first horsemen? Was it those of the Sredny Stog or perhaps the Khvalynsk culture? Or was it even the people of Bronze Age Mesopotamia? Well, there is a view that the first horse warriors did not emerge until the Iron Age.

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Rara Avis

Very interesting video. Personally, I'm with the 'they tried to climb on those horses as soon as they had the chance' people. Because that's just what human beings do. Or some of them, anyway . Maybe for fun or as a dare among boys at first...but they would soon have realised, how immensely useful ridden scouts and hunters were.

Carl Lelandt

The first horsemen were the kids that raised the little foal, with the help of several of the old tribe elders. They played with it, used it to help them gather firewood and other items.. As the colt grew, and several of the youngsters managed to learn to ride it, the young horse and rider began scouting for the tribe, accomplishing in hours, what would otherwise have taken days. Thus the value of the young horse and rider was understood beyond question. Similarly, paleo kids were probably the first to use flattened frozen hides/skins as play to slide down snowy slopes and hills.. Huge fun and learning experience.

Koki Gephart

My guess is travios first ,before the wheel . A load to slow and control the horse while children rode and clung to the poles. Chariots because the horses were still to small for a armed warrior to ride . Even up to Muslim times camel were rode to the battle then switch for the battle to conserve the horses strenth

Louise Dolloff

Many of the native peoples here in North America who captured and used the feral horses that escaped from the Spanish, trained and rode them without bits and bridles. They used a leather thong with a loop in the end that was placed in the horse's mouth for steering and control. Other leather straps were braided into the horse's mane for a handhold, and a simple pad and strap were used for a saddle. The person riding the horse invested a lot of time and effort into training it to work with the rider, just like people do today. Different methods, similar results. There's no reason why the ancient steppe people didn't do the same thing. The leathers would leave it no trace being organic, and it was more than likely only some people were of a mind to try the idea out... There's always one guy or gal who says "I wonder what would happen if..." So, I am of the mind that horse taming and riding was early, but the idea didn't exactly spread like wildfire until later

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I am fascinated by the ancient Egyptians' adoption of the chariot and composite bow from the Hyksos about 1700 BC. The New Kingdom, spanning from the late 17th through the 20th Dynasties, gained its power from these weapons, to the end of the Bronze Age. There are many Egyptian chariots preserved, several from Tutankhamun's tomb, and the barracks and stables from the Ramesside priod have been excavated. All of the New Kingdom kings are shown in reliefs riding chariots in stylized battle, and in the case of Akhenaten, he is shown with Nefertiti beside him in a chariot. Of course, the driver is usually omitted from these Pharaonic reliefs, but it's likely that the kings themselves drove chariots for sport and ceremony, and it has been suggested that Tutankhamun died after a chariot accident. I think (but don't recall) that Nefertiti was portrayed driving a chariot herself. The Egyptian chariot was a lightweight and beautiful vehicle, unlike the three-man heavier Hittite chariot, giving the Egyptians a tactical advantage. But nowhere, as far as I know, is a Middle Kingdom Egyptian shown riding a horse.

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I had a horse that I trained so well without bridal or saddle and Road bareback and the horse took my cues it is very possible that they were able to communicate to the horse the horse being extremely social and very quick Learners and with big heart and wanting to please it is very possible that Rider and horse we're able to communicate without tools and without artificial AIDS

Elfie From Angel City

I'm in the same boat as a lot of other people here bringing up the fact that you don't need bits to ride. When mustangs are rounded up in the US they have what's called a Judas horse, which is a horse trained to run back to the corrals. They release them near the mustangs who want to naturally herd up, and follow the Judas Horse back to the corrals. It wouldn't surprise me if our ancestors figured that out while herding them, and it just made sense to get on the back of a horse which moves as fast as the animal you want to herd. Humans have also ridden various other ungulates historically, so why not try riding horses early on?

Daniel Whitaker

I still feel the Botai as the first riders is the most logical and reasonable. As I understand it the Botai were decimated and supplanted by the Yamnaya through plague. It would only make sense that the Yamnaya would take full advantage of the horse domestication provided by the Botai if this were true. Genetic studies show the Botai aren't as closely related to the Yamnaya as previously thought, but are closer to the original Northern Steppe inhabitants & no admixture to speak of. By the time of the Tarim burials the Botai were long gone and horses were an integral part of Yamnaya culture, as shown by the horsehair suture closing an abdominal surgery on one of the mummies.

Faces of 3,480 Fallen U.S. Soldiers

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Faces of 3,480 Fallen U.S. Soldiers

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Stimulus Package and Rino Traitors

Tuesday, 22 December 2020 05:18

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Nick Fuentes joins guest host Owen Shroyer to break down the insult of a stimulus bill proposed to supposedly help the American people survive their government shutting down their ability to earn a living.

Fuentes Attacks Stimulus Package and Rino Traitors

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Special Message from President Trump

Estrada Murcielgo 10 minutes ago

WHEN ILLIGAL ALIENS HAVE MORE BENIFTS THAN THE TAX PAYING AMERICAN PEOPLE. STOP VOTING DEMOCRAT!!

El Be 22 minutes ago

Term limits on Congress! Call it the Nasty Nancy Nullification Act!

Mario Casanova 13 minutes ago

The Rigged Election is a COUP D'ETAT attempt. Treason is punishable by DEATH.

Jonathon King 2 hours ago

This pisses me off I mean “We the people” are struggling and they send our money out to other countries wtf! Charity starts at home people need more than that petty 600 dollar check that hasn’t even been sent out yet people could have used it for Christmas I swear we need a new government cause this one sucks ass only worried bout themselves instead of the American people who put their ass in office to begin with so we should have a say so on what goes where. Not trying to be mean but to hell with all the other countries they can take care of themselves. Lord help us all

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In Brazil, one women is killed every 2 hours

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Muslim Zionist Globalist

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MUSLIM ZIONIST Says Boycotting Israel Is HARAM: Rabbi Faris Hammadi

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There are Zionists who unfortunately also hide in Islam and he is one of them! Many of us must beware of such! Thank you for this instructive video.

@stephenconnolly1830

Rabbi Faris is not only a Zionist he is also an arch Salafist, always taking the line of the Arab regime rulers.

@AllBackToOne

what the f is that guy lmao. Malaysians already making Starbucks, McDonalds and KFC going bankrupt due to the boycott. So yeah, f him and f his khawarij bullcrap.

Comment: Starbucks, McDonalds and KFC are run by Globalist.

@jishanahmed7597

What is Muslim Zionist....If anyone is a Zionist then he is not a Muslim at all...

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Israeli Mossad's ISIS Kill Turks Giving Masonic Turkish President Excuse To Invade EU With Muslims

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Black & White Differences - Jared Taylor

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Such an honour to have Jared Taylor on The Brian Ruhe Show! His website is American Renaissance, at:
https://www.amren.com/ . Jared has worked tirelessly to defend the rights of white people in America and around the world, since the 1980s.

Black & White Differences - Jared Taylor on The Brian Ruhe Show

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Exposing Criminal Prosecutions

Sunday, 21 August 2022 21:47

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"Everyone has the right to enjoy freedom from persecution."

The United Nation law on persecution, I quote:

"Everyone has the right to enjoy freedom from persecution."

During history every race Blacks, Asians, Whites Gentiles and white Jews have been persecuted.

Exposing persecution of Brittany Sellners

BANNED & INVESTIGATED For Her Politics? Brittany Sellner Patriots Not Welcome Interview

Brittany Sellner (Brittany Pettibone) joins us to discuss her new book, Patriots Not Welcome, chronicling her experience being banned from the UK, demonized by the media for her political views, and more.

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BASED Turkish Woman OPPOSES Forced DIVERSITY in the Media - LBC

Zar Kezar

I am Turkish and I live in England. I have light skin and look European and I completely agree with this based Turkish woman..... As Turks we would never tolerate the leftist pro-gay and pro-race-mixing agenda that you English people put up with.... Also I never watch TV because it is crap and advise everyone in the UK to boycott the TV licence.... Why would you watch TV when you have the internet?

Globalization_in_Question

Well non white...as you say in your video the proper part of Turks are Caucasian, we all know the damages the khanates did but I’m not willing to shove of Anatolia and pretend it’s not European

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