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81That Darn Orangutan is Now a Lieutenant Colonel
Visiting the orangutan exhibit at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo this past summer I was reminded of a war story my Father used to tell us when we were young. My Father served in the Army in the South Pacific...
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79H1N1 flu virus - Will colloidal silver kill it?
Realities check.... we don't know for sure that this virus will mutate and be resistant to the drugs our governments have invested so heavily in... It may just go away, or be no worse than a 'normal' flu...
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82Japanese and American Media in Propaganda
Our Hub Series answers a request from the Hubber Prince Maak about the history of America and the New World, up through current events in the 21st century. The portal begins at this link: What Is the History...
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74World War Three is already lost
The great mistakes are all around and sometimes are hard to spot, but ‘se la vie’ – such is life. The great mistakes are our twin commitments to never learn from the past and always being ready to...
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83The Most Famous Shipwrecks in American History
While the United States remains a relatively young country compared to many others in the world, we have our fair share of history. One of the more interesting aspects of history is mysteries and solving...
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87Operation Sealion - how Britain prepared for the Nazi invasion in 1940
As Winston Churchill, the new Prime Minister, put it, “the Battle of France is over, the Battle of Britain is about to begin"
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76"Call It Treason"
by George Howe A Book Review This story is an amazing exploration into the definition of treason. If the leaders of your country have betrayed you, your countrymen and your country, is it treason if you...
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82Ten Most Exotic Places of the World
GOD has created this world so beautifully. But what we do to it? We sometimes even do not bother to explore it, there are more then 80% people in the world that have never ever seen even 5% of this beautiful...
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76Working Class Life in the 1940’s
Working Class life in the 1940’s was a time of great change mostly brought about by the fact that war had been declared on September 3rd 1939. The way most people got this news in September 1939 was via the...
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78Oxford University World War I Poetry Digital Archive - A Site Worth Visiting
November 14, 2009 Horrible as it was, World War I inspired a generation of writers and poets. While they probably would have ultimately been drafted into the war as a result of Great Britain eventually...
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