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@artisbrutal2021 Oscar Wittenstein is a very interesting character. His mother was the daughter of Friedrich Engels. https://t.co/PGj0Vf5Eiq
@FrauHodl After the war, Degussa was also involved in the research on the Ultracentrififuge, together with a.o. Philips. https://t.co/lLy1m6hK52
We should prepare for says NATO Secretary General Rutte. Do you notice the Carnegie Europe logo in the background? The Peace Palace is located at Carnegieplein 2 in The Hague where...
Which have their Universal House of Justice in Haifa, Israel. People should people have a look at Nicholas M. Butler. https://t.co/n5PqWIbooD https://t.co/GIfnvaX3hL
@superjan Zonder twijfel. Adorno schreef de Negatieve Dialectiek. Deze dialectiek vormde de knuppel waarmee macht werd verworven in de naoorlogse periode. “Never again”. Het was in...
@SamHope40223413 “SIR NATHANIEL CURZON, 2nd Baronet (c1640-1719), who wedded Sarah, daughter of William Penn, of Buckinghamshire, and was succeeded by his eldest son,” Very intere...
@artisbrutal2021 Yes, it is absolutely bizarre how Stikker was involved with Jan Donner in flyering ‘get out of yail free’-cards after the war for Dutch businesses involved in econ...
@artisbrutal2021 People are also not aware that PM Schoof wrote the Immigration Law 2000 himself. He was head of IND (Immigration and Naturalization Service) at the time. This law...
Everyone did see what happened on this platform yesterday, 9/11/24? Not saying there is no truth in it. Never investigated it myself, probably there is plenty of truth in it. But I...
@dnews2022 I have not yet finished part 9 of my series but the Deutsche Hochule für Politik became the Otto-Suhr Institute. https://t.co/3UBpqS9KxP Notable alumni? https://t.co/J...
@dnews2022 @artisbrutal2021 @_benoux_ Yes no doubt about that, and - as Del Noce notes - through art of all sorts, including music, they move the masses in the same direction.
Interesting article 👇: “Saint-Simonist Sabbateans and Related Hidden History”. But there is little info in there on Henri de Saint-Simon himself, a very interesting figure. Thread...