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Indeed, according to an online conservative site, even “media liberals are starting to jump ship” on Hillary, with “one CNN veteran [Ken Bode] calling her a `certain loser,’ a Newsweek scribe [Jonathan Alter] warning that she'll take ... Continue reading
WILL THE REAL HILLARY CLINTON PLEAS STAND UP
It was only after the media worked themselves into a nit-picking frenzy about Gore's supposed sighs - sighs that hadn't bothered real-time viewers -- that opinion shifted. Disagreeing with that is disagreeing with objective reality. ... Continue reading
Jonathan Weisman's failure to understand history
Yet the history of urban development itself is also awkward. Nonetheless, here is the hint of a promise that a city could heal itself, as if the adaptive membrane of earlier cities is present at the scale of later cities. ... Continue reading
The Adaptive City
Altar marking the spot of Thomas Becket’s martyrdom, Canterbury Cathedral. Local legends regarding Becket arose after his canonisation. Though they are typical hagiographical stories, they also display Becket”s particular gruffness. ... Continue reading
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What the establishment of the NHS did alter was that the hospitals had a new owner – the politicians and, since politicians cannot operate except with bureaucrats in attendance, there was a massive expansion in office staff, ... Continue reading
Anthony Scholefield: The real history of the National Health Service
I'm not a huge fan of historical fiction because I think it eventually becomes part of the conventional wisdom of real history. But, given that Superman is pop culture and not real history, in this case I don't think it's as ... Continue reading
What's the Real Story Behind Superman?
I manage to conquer Poland, France and then Yugoslavia and Greece, just as in real history. But then I decide to alter history a bit (that's the great fun of the game) by not invading Russia but rather sending big big forces to take ... Continue reading
How can the Germans transport troops to Africa?
This is the real history that Holbrooke and others try to cover up. Sources * Cited in Greg Felton, The Host and the Parasite—How Israel's Fifth Column Consumed America, pp. 27–28. † Ibid., p. 27. § Ibid., p. 28. ... Continue reading
The World Marks 60 Years of Zionist Terror Made Possible by a ...
Set during the end of China’s Han Dynasty and the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD, RTKXI presents the most visually‐captivating evolution in the history of the series. Blurring the line between video games and art, RTKXI features visuals ... Continue reading
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Charged up that I am a part of genuine movement of people, of citizens, to positively alter the course of history. Excited that I have witnessed a unified front coming from a once fractious Democratic Party. Hopeful that the course of ... Continue reading
Richard Schiff: As My Household Shows, We're a Divided Nation
The Alter-Real originated in Portugal and was established by the House of Braganza in 1748 to supply horses for the royal stables at Lisbon. The Alter-Real name came from the small town of Alter de Chao in the southern province of Alentejo. The Real part of the name is Portuguese for royal. The French dispersed much of the stock during the Peninsular War and by 1834 the royal stables were closed. Attempts were made however by the monarchy to help the stock by crossbreeding with Hanoverian, Norman, and even Arabian horses. None of these crossings produced anything of quality. Then Andalusian blood, which the breed was originally founded on, was reintroduced and the breed started to improve again by the later part of the 19th century. In the beginning of the 20th century after the the end of the Protuguese monarchy a gentleman by the name of Dr. Ruy dAndrade began to breed the Alter-Real stock. In 1932 the Alter stud was given to the Ministry of Agriculture and today, though small, the Alter-Real is a thriving stock. These horses are trained to perform High School work. 