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Is Epstein Alive?
The medical examiner ruled the death a suicide by hanging. However, the circumstances surrounding the event are characterised by a significant volume of procedural anomalies and documentary contradictions.
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Babylon NOW!
The ancient Mesopotamian civilisation of Babylon is regarded as a defunct empire, yet analysis of theological, sociological, and historical patterns shows that Babylon never truly fell.
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Assassination of John F Kennedy
The coordinated coup d’état orchestrated by JFK’s successor, Lyndon B Johnson, and the Israeli Mossad.
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King David Hotel Bombing
To facilitate the operation and shift culpability away from the movement, the militants carried out the attack as a false-flag operation, with the killers disguised as Arabs.
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Hart Celler Immigration Act
The most revolutionary legislation of the 1960s, bringing an end to a 44-year pause in large-scale immigration.
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Holodomor
Cannibalism became rampant, with reports of dead bodies being exhumed and devoured, and the old or infirm being murdered for consumption.
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New Cross Fire
The racial mobilisation following the fire is a weapon utilised against the native people, further inflaming a generational ethnic conflict in the United Kingdom.
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Desegregation
The mid-20th-century legal and social mandate to abolish the systematic separation of racial groups in public and private institutions.
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Civil Rights Act of 1964
President Lyndon B Johnson’s legislation to replace a coherent biracial nation with a system that fosters racial hostility and the dispossession of White Americans.
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Chagos Islands Deal
The territory which has been under British sovereignty since 1814 in perpetuity, was given away to Mauritius - pointlessly.
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Glorious Revolution
The Revolution cleared the way for a stable constitutional monarchy, promoting political liberty, religious toleration, cultural pluralism, and the security of property.