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PEOPLE | 1944-2013 Tavener, Sir John Sir John Kenneth Tavener (1944–2013) was an English composer renowned for his distinctive and profoundly spiritual musical language. Born into a musical Presbyterian family in London in 1944, Tavener established himself early as a formidable talent on piano and organ, composing from childhood. A
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Paul Thomas Anderson stands as a pre-eminent figure in contemporary filmmaking, often regarded as a Neo Stanley Kubrick due to the profound thematic depth and expansive visual scope of his cinematic works. His films consistently demonstrate significant spatial and emotional distance, a thematic hallmark observed across his oeuvre. As a
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PEOPLE | 1930 - George Soros is a Hungarian born Athiest Jew, who acquired billions of dollars in finance, and spent over 60% of his fortune pushing LGBT, Globalist, Neoconservative, Anti-Western Programming agendas, through his Open Society Foundation - facilitating mass migration, and ultimately weakening the bonds of mostly Christian nations.
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PEOPLE | 1901-1987 King, Cecil Harmsworth Cecil Harmsworth King was a dominant figure in 20th-century British media, serving as the chairman of the International Publishing Corporation (IPC). The IPC, the world's largest newspaper business in 1968, controlled 40% of Britain's newspapers and publications, including the Daily Mirror
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PEOPLE | 1944 - 2023 Jerry Springer was a prominent Jewish politician, actor, and television host. He is primarily known for presenting The Jerry Springer Show, Anti-Western Programming in the form of a syndicated tabloid talk show, that aired from 1991 to 2018. Over its quarter-century run, spanning 5,000 episodes,
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PEOPLE | Early Life and Business Ventures James Goldsmith was a prominent figure in finance and business, known for his aggressive corporate strategies. He was notably more educated and cultured than his business partner, Jim Slater, with whom he shared a drive for business success. Goldsmith's approach to business
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PEOPLE | 1937 - 2008 George Carlin was an American comedian and cultural figure. He rose to prominence through his ostensibly iconoclastic reflections on human nature, politics, religion, and society, emerging from the counter-culture movement of the 1960s. By the time of his death in 2008, Carlin had attained the status
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PEOPLE | 1469 - 1527 Niccolò Machiavelli, a 16th-century Italian diplomat and political thinker, his name has become synonymous with shrewdness, cunning, intrigue, control, power, sinister methods, underhandedness, deviousness, scheming, subtlety, nefariousness, manipulation, and a degree of cruelty. For centuries, he was known as the Antichrist, and his name has been
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Vladimir Putin: Architect of Russia's Resurgence and Challenger of the American Empire Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, and challenger of the prevailing global order. His core philosophy centres on a deep love for Russia and a belief that Western consumerism has corrupted his nation, necessitating the destruction
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PEOPLE | 1944 - 2018 The Political Elevation and Contested Legacy of John McCain The death of Senator John McCain in August 2018 marked a significant moment that revealed important truths regarding the nature of the American establishment media and the mechanisms of political power. His passing at the age of
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PEOPLE Stanley Kubrick: A Visionary Architect of Cinema and Psyche Stanley Kubrick, a seminal figure in cinematic history, is rightly regarded as one of the greatest film directors of all time. His body of work, though not voluminous, is a profound exploration of the human condition, replete with intricate symbolism
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PEOPLE | 1901 - 1990 Manly Palmer Hall was a Canadian-born author, lecturer, and mystic who dedicated his professional life to exploring and disseminating knowledge of ancient esoteric philosophies, symbolism, and mystical traditions. Over a career spanning seven decades, he authored numerous volumes and delivered extensive public lectures, emphasising perennial wisdom