Grizzlygamer77 @forestbear68

"This is how you take over a nation by soft jihad. The Mayor of London is a Muslim. The mayor of Birmingham is a Muslim. The Mayor of Leeds is Muslim. Mayor of Blackburn - Muslim. The mayor of Sheffield is a Muslim. The mayor of Oxford is a Muslim. The mayor of Luton is a Muslim. The mayor of Oldham is Muslim. The mayor of Rochdale is Muslim. All this was achieved by only 4 million Muslims out of 66 million people in England: Today, there are over 1800 mosques in England. There are over 80 sharia courts. There are more than 50 Sharia Councils. 78 percent of Muslim women do not work, receive state support + free accommodation. A large percentage of Muslims do not work and receive state support + free housing. State-supported Muslim families with an average of 3 to 8 children receive free accommodation. Now, every school in the UK is required to teach lessons about Islam." - Johann P @JohannPbooks

In 1986, Soraya Manutchehri, a 35-year-old woman from the village of Kuhpayeh, Iran, was falsely accused of adultery and subsequently stoned to death. Her husband sought to marry a 14-year-old girl and, unwilling to support two families or return Soraya's dowry, he fabricated allegations of infidelity against her. With the complicity of corrupt village authorities, Soraya was unjustly convicted and executed in a brutal manner. This tragic event was chronicled by French-Iranian journalist Freidoune Sahebjam in his 1990 book "La Femme Lapidée," translated into English as "The Stoning of Soraya M." The book was later adapted into a film of the same name, which portrays the harrowing story of Soraya's ordeal.

Let this sink in: This medieval burial chamber was built during the so-called Dark Ages.

Muslim man harasses a woman on a London bus for eating her lunch while he is ‘fasting’ during Ramadan. “I can smell that. Do you mind eating that somewhere else? I’m fasting!”

Iranian women protesting the new mandatory hijab law by lslamic regime in 1979.

Israel is currently repelling Jihadists from mass-slaughtering the Druze and Christian minorities in Syria. If it weren't for Israel, tens of thousands of Christians and Druze would be murdered. You won't see a single media outlet report this.

Egypt literally built the biggest and most impressive border in the entire Middle East to keep "Palestine" out, Hinkle.

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Children and animals = Innocence

Isle of Skye, Scotland.

Catholic Hollywood actor Mark Wahlberg encourages his followers to pray while standing in front of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.

They hate you. These people are sick.

Pietragalla – A Timeless Village Carved in Stone... Nestled in the rolling landscapes of Basilicata, the small village of Pietragalla 🇮🇹 holds a secret whispering from the past—Parco dei Palmenti. Scattered across the hillside, 200 ancient stone houses stand as a symbol of peasant civilization, their origins stretching back to the 18th-19th Centuries CE or perhaps even earlier, to 14th Century CE. But these aren’t just ordinary dwellings… they were once vital centers for traditional wine production, where the rhythms of harvest and fermentation followed ancient customs still remembered today. Thanks to the dedication of volunteers and local guides, this extraordinary site has been revived, offering a rare glimpse into a nearly forgotten world. Even the FAI (Italian Environment Fund) has recognized its cultural importance, embracing it as a “place of the heart.” Wander through this living time capsule, where stone and tradition intertwine, and let history uncork its secrets. #drthehistories

Muslims must have animosity and hatred to non-Muslims

All my homies love Luke from the outdoorboys 🗿

Karoline Preisler (@PreislerKa) is a HERO.

Adrien Brody takes extra time to call out Jew-hate and racism while accepting his second Oscar for Best Actor. He also deserves the award for Best Humanity at the Oscars. Thank you, Adrien.🤍

Greek Farmer Accidentally Discovers 3400 year old Minoan Tomb Hidden Under Olive Grove - Lerapetra, Crete, Greece 🇬🇷 The untouched Bronze Age tomb and the skeletons inside will hopefully provide archaeologists with information about the mysterious Minoan civilization. It is a reminder of the rich and complex history of Crete, and it will continue to be studied and analyzed by archaeologists for many years to come. In 2018, a farmer was attempting to park his car underneath an olive tree when suddenly the ground beneath him began to sink. The farmer pulled his car out from under the tree and noticed that a huge hole which measured around 4ft wide had opened up where his car had been sitting. When he peeked into the hole, the farmer knew he had stumbled upon something special. He called the local heritage ministry, Lassithi Ephorate of Antiquities, to investigate. Archaeologists from the ministry excavated the hole. What they found next was unprecedented. The pit was approximately four feet wide and eight feet deep, was divided into three sections, and very apparently was a tomb. Tomb, which was sealed behind a stone wall, is thought to date 1400-1200 BC, and appears to have been uncovered courtesy of a broken irrigation tube that softened the soil. Almost perfectly preserved burial site was undisturbed by looting over millennia. The chamber was divided into three niches and contained two larnakes. These embossed clay coffins, often decorated with abstract designs or religious or hunting scenes, were commonly used by Bronze Age Minoans, and each held a single skeleton arranged in a crouching position. In the first section, Archaeologists uncovered a coffin and a variety of artifacts. The following niche held a second coffin, 14 Greek jars called amphorae, and a bowl. Archaeologists identified that the tomb was Minoan and of the Bronze Age due to the style of coffin they found. The artifacts — funerary vases and the two coffins— were well-preserved despite their extremely old age. The tomb was sealed off by a stone wall and only after thousands of years of wear and tear did it deteriorate enough to buckle under the weight of the farmer’s car. The men were buried with a bowl and 14 high-quality, ornamented Greek ritual jars or amphorae, but Forbes notes that the tomb is not of the domed tholos variety that would have been used by the wealthiest Minoans. Skeletons date back to Late Minoan IIIA-B period in archaeological chronology, also known as the Late Palace Period. Further analysis of the skeletons and artifacts in the tomb in Crete will hopefully help archaeologists fill in some blanks and answer questions about mysterious Minoan civilization. Tomb is particularly notable in that Minoan settlements are more common in the country’s lowlands and plains than in mountainous region of Ierapetra. #archaeohistories