One week after Pearl Harbor, President Roosevelt began pressing the U.S. military to immediately strike the Japanese homeland. The desire to bolster morale
— Read on usdefensewatch.com/2018/04/the-doolittle-raid/
The Vietnam War divided this nation as much as the Civil War did, but those who conspired to arrange our defeat were the very same people who told the history
— Read on usdefensewatch.com/2018/04/vietnam-50-years-remembered-a-documentary-series-worth-watching/
How Better to Protest Federal Policy Than With an Embroidered Scorpion Demon? – Atlas Obscura
— Read on www.atlasobscura.com/articles/new-deal-scorpion-needlework
On Friday, The New York Times did its level best to defend the bloated corpse of Senator Teddy Kennedy (D-MA), one of the worst human beings ever to occupy a sea
— Read on www.dailywire.com/news/29221/nyt-prints-op-ed-defends-teddy-kennedy-leaving-ben-shapiro
The Times is the real fake news
And people wonder why history repeats itself.
— Read on patriotpost.us/articles/55325-in-america-the-holocaust-is-losing-its-shock-factor
Throughout the 1850s, tensions over slavery continued to divide the Northern and Southern states.
— Read on mises.org/library/secession-first-wave
The sacred water tanks remain some of the ruined city’s most beautiful architecture.
— Read on www.atlasobscura.com/places/stepped-tanks-pushkarani-hampi
A neglected TLRV and Aérotrain sit idly along a nondescript road.
— Read on www.atlasobscura.com/places/forgotten-grumman-tlrv
How to Plan a Crusade: Reason and Religious War in the Middle Ages Christopher Tyerman Penguin/Allen Lane, pp.432, £25, ISBN: 9781846144776 For most of history, religion and war have been… Read more
Source: What it took to wage holy war, Medieval style » The Spectator
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