Bright colours in the range of brown and red, special characteristics and a height not exceeding 60 cm are the essential traits of a new species of plant, which has been identified for the first time in the world at the foot of Paiko Mountain in the region of Kilkis. It is another example of… […]
Posts Tagged ‘onion’
Not The Onion: Knives Too Sharp in Britain
Not The Onion: Knives Too Sharp in Britain May 27th, 2018 Via: Telegraph: A judge has proposed a nationwide programme to file down the points of kitchen knives as a solution to the country’s soaring knife crime epidemic. Last week in his valedictory address, […]
‘I Am a Human Being’: A visit with Dareen Tatour
The 33-year old Palestinian poet and photographer Dareen Tatour is currently on trial in Israel for incitement of terror and faces a possible four years in prison. She is one of hundreds of Palestinians who have been targeted for their posts on social media. She was arrested and detained last October and has been confined […]
Nationalism as a Web
Most of you will have been watching Joe Owens’ videos, in which he argues that Nationalists need to get back to mainstream political work, knocking on doors, leafleting and what have you. In a recent article by Roman Bernard at Radix Journal, we see articulated the other extreme: a rejection of electoral politics in […]
Onion Twitter joke prompts serious response
Ed O’Keefe Washington Post Sept 30, 2011 Just hours after federal officials arrested a man alleged to have plotted an actual attack on the Capitol, the U.S. Capitol Police aren’t laughing about a joke tweet suggesting a similar siege. The Onion, a satirical newspaper, wrote this on its Twitter feed Thursday morning: BREAKING: Capitol building being […]
Peeling the 9/11 Onion: Layers of Plots within Plots
Peeling the 9/11 Onion: Layers of Plots within Plots Jim Fetzer (with Preston James) One of the primary means of immobilizing the American people politically today is to hold them in a state of confusion in which anything can be believed and nothing can be known… nothing of significance, that is.– E. Martin Schotz, […]