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Marquis de Sade Manuscript Returned to France

Marquis de Sade Manuscript Returned to France

The original scroll on which the Marquis de Sade wrote the draft of his novel on sexual depravity, murder and paedophilia “The 120 Days of Sodom” has been returned to France following years of legal wrangling. The parchment piece —

Hollande's Failures May Lead to an Emboldened, Eurosceptic Germany

Hollande's Failures May Lead to an Emboldened, Eurosceptic Germany

In most cases, the humiliation of French socialist President Francois Hollande in Sunday’s final round of national local elections could mean nothing but joy for the eurosceptics among Britain’s Conservatives. The euro-enthusiast Hollande has been battered by Marine LePen’s anti-EU

UK and U.S. STILL 'Spying on Germany' Says New Report

UK and U.S. STILL 'Spying on Germany' Says New Report

British and American intelligence have been monitoring traffic over satellite links owned by German companies, and have been targeting Chancellor Angela Merkel, according to documents leaked by Edward Snowden. The documents, seen by German newspaper Der Spiegel, reveal that British

Homosexual Activists Attack Parents Protesting German Curriculum

Homosexual Activists Attack Parents Protesting German Curriculum

The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians has reported that homosexual activists in Germany attacked parents who were protesting a new “sexual diversity” curriculum in their schools. The parents felt that the new curriculum featured a pro-homosexual agenda., and

German Company Siemens to Keep Russian Business Ties

German Company Siemens to Keep Russian Business Ties

Major German industrial company Siemens voiced support for ties with Russia despite the economic and diplomatic tensions between Moscow and the West. CEO Joe Kaeser visited Russia President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday in Moscow to reassure him Siemens will not

Labour's Largest Donor Plans to Pummel the Pound

Labour's Largest Donor Plans to Pummel the Pound

Maybe because he’s got a guilt complex, maybe because he subconsciously hates his “staunch Conservative” father, maybe because he’s just a bit nuts, or maybe for reasons beyond our imaginations, John Mills — multi-millionaire founder of the JML shopping channel

Texan WWII Veteran Posthumously Receives Medal of Honor

Texan WWII Veteran Posthumously Receives Medal of Honor

During the first week of December 1944, U.S. Army private Pedro Cano, from Edinburg, Texas, on two consecutive days, crawled through minefields under heavy machine gun fire to destroy six German emplacements–saving the lives of many of his fellow soldiers.

World View: Kerry Threatens Sanctions Against Russia

World View: Kerry Threatens Sanctions Against Russia

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Kerry threatens sanctions against Russia, but ‘nothing personal’ Germany’s Angela Merkel warns of a ‘catastrophe’ and sanction war Saudi cleric issues fatwa against all-you-can-eat buffets Kerry threatens sanctions against Russia, but ‘nothing personal’ On

The 5 Best, and 5 Worst Things About Tony Benn

The 5 Best, and 5 Worst Things About Tony Benn

Today’s passing of Tony Benn ends an important chapter in British political history. Widely respected but controversial for his views, we review the best and worst 5 things about him: THE BEST 1: He opposed Ted Heath’s application to join

Anschluss in Ukraine? A Look Back to March, 1938.

Anschluss in Ukraine? A Look Back to March, 1938.

If past is prologue, then looking back at history might be one way to better understand the escalating power struggle between East and West now unfolding in Ukraine. Historic parallels are ever precise. There are always differences in scale and

Russian Stock Market Crash Won't Mean Much to US

Russian Stock Market Crash Won't Mean Much to US

The Russian stock market sufferedan 11% loss overnight in reaction to a run on bank deposits fed byrumors the European Union and the United States would apply Cold War-typesanctions to punish Russia’s invasion of Crimea.  The price collapse was worst

Should U.S. Pay for Ukraine's Bankruptcy?

Should U.S. Pay for Ukraine's Bankruptcy?

European and Americanmedia may be celebrating the triumph of the Ukraine “people’s revolution,” but the real question is who is going to payfor the $29 billion a year bailout to keep the country from goingbankrupt.  United States Secretary ofState John