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PEOPLE | 1893 - 1946 Hermann Göring was one of the National Socialist regime's most prominent leaders. His career encompassed diverse and powerful roles, including President of the Reichstag, Prime Minister of Prussia, Special Commissioner for the Four-Year Plan, and Master of the Hunt. Despite his multifaceted involvement, much
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PEOPLE | 1937 - Early Life and Education Wexner, born in America of Russian-Jewish descent, he graduated Ohio State University in 1959 with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree and was a member of the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. Wexner also served in the Air National Guard and briefly attended the
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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