There are many hucksters and con men who have worked for the CIA and Mossad, but few of them as brazen as Uri Geller. Here, we come to a greater understanding of the scams he attempted to pull off, specifically as applies to the bizarre island nation of Lamb. More from Jason Bermas.
A brew-ha-ha has erupted in Scotland, where leftists are pushing the idea of Scottish boys wearing skirts to school. This is in supposed solidarity with a Spanish tyke who wore a skirt and got booted out of his escuela. Here’s more on the kilts dust-up from Bearing.
Reacting to a video by a political blogger who says Trump and the military will make their move when mandatory vaccinations are announced, Martin Brodel says he was a bit perplexed.
Brodel reasoned that he can’t remember Trump announcing his plans to the world in advance, so he suspects the move could happen before the government’s announcement or after. “Whenever the military does step in, whenever they bring the hammer down, it will be just like what happened to Soleimani,” Brodel says. He explains further and also reports on the shocking truth that 87 percent of Covid deaths from the China virus in Scotland and the United Kingdom were indeed people who have been vaccinated, Nevada Democrats suing to block an untested drug for criminal executions and NASCAR going full-mask cultist.
Dating back 5,000 years, the Neolithic settlement of Skara Brae is the best-preserved group of prehistoric houses in Western Europe. But who were the inhabitants of this bleak, remote settlement and why did they abandon the site so suddenly? One researcher suggests that a community of priest astronomers lived at the site whilst another has put forward a more extreme theory regarding a connection with Egypt and the ancient African tribe the Dogon. More from Zohar StarGate.
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It’s fact that our ancient timeline is flawed. The modern world is much older than history teaches us. When looking at some of the most amazing scientific discoveries recently, it’s evident that the traditional chronological approach to age dating–with regard to our ancient history–should be revisited. Once thriving and highly developed cities around the planet lost to our developed consciousness have been rediscovered in recent years. Since ravaged by war and natural disasters, these marvels have come to enlighten us, leaving us to question not only their timeline, but also the stories and history behind them. Host Simon Whistler features 10 such historic places in this episode of Top Tenz.
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MISSY MALONE
Scotland’s most celebrated burlesque artist, Missy Malone, isn’t a good fan dancer. She’s a fantastic one. But the fans are only a small part of her stage arsenal. For an act she calls “The Bride,” paying homage to the 1935 movie The Bride of Frankenstein, she dances using that silts that transform her into a towering, nine-foot figure. She also does a champagne-themed balloon dance and impersonates a gambling cowgirl in “Ace of Spades.”
To get a sense of her elaborate costumes and stage props, check out this routine called “Jack Frost,” performed at Burlescapades, hosted by the Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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From an early age, Missy was inspired by classic American pin-up artwork, particularly WWII airplane nose art. This passion is evident in “The Military Strip,” a duet she performed with Leyla Rose at The Arches in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Want to see more? Go to her website at http://www.missymalone.co.uk/
Greta Thunberg’s parents discuss what it’s like when Greta is away…A Scottish comedy skit, presented by the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
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Meanwhile, The United Spot explores the lives of Future Democrats, a political family inspired by The Jetsons. Chuck Schumer is George, tending to his alcoholic wife Nancy, dumbo daughter Alexandria and cheapo-Socialist son Bernie. Look for the cool cameo appearances!
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Every country’s name derives from one of four sources. The vast majority of country names pay reference to the people who settled the land (Scotland and France, for instance) or to the physical qualities of the land itself (say Iceland or Greenland).
Then there are some countries named after their geographic placement on the globe. China fits this mold. Its name refers to its position on what the inhabitants considered Middle Earth.
Finally, there are countries whose names bespeak of their political structure, like the United States. More from Black Pigeon Speaks.
