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A rare glimpse of an abandoned haggis farm on Rannoch Moor, the now flooded holding pens visible from above The farm closed in the late 1800’s due to criticism around intensive breeding methods, and the owners instead switched to mining tartan, although that venture didnt last.

This is very well written and highly relevant. I strongly recommend reading this crystal‑clear article. Once again, it points to the most critical health emergency of international concern: dismantling the WHO!

@GVDBossche Toby and Geert are giants amongst men. Thanks to them I made it through the insanity of the scamdemic unvaccinated. Utmost respect.

And he also happened to be a much publicised "Covid patient" as well! What are the chances that this guy is always where the current propaganda "virus" is and always photographed or filmed as the victim?

Professor Sucharit Bhakdi: "I am no longer optimistic anymore. And the reason is very simple." "I'm afraid that these mRNA vaccines have already done their job." "We're seeing billions of people whose brains are not working anymore."

Leather Coin Purse That Doubles as a Self-Defense Weapon.

3600-year-old, the Nebra Sky Disc. the oldest depiction of the cosmos in the world; showing the sun, moon and several other celestial constellations. Found in a burial in Saxony - Germany. Dated to 1600 BC

I disagree and would put things as follows: « We really needed this insignificant incident to expose why the world should dismantle this global entity as soon as possible. It’s completely detached from reality. They operate in a bubble and their uninformed decisions on a single health issue end up triggering severe consequences everywhere. » And BTW, if there truly were a ‘market’ for their actions, why all that ridiculous publicity??

When you realise the new 'Fear Virus' being pushed by the media (Hantavirus) was also listed as an adverse side effect of the covid vaccines...

King Eric XIV's armor made in 1562 was ahead of its time for its incredible design and flexibility

The Cruise Ship 'Hanta Virus' OP Has Grown To Include Its First Crisis Actors Repeating Imagery And Symbolism From Covid--Along With Inverted Epidemiology, Like Trapping Passengers On Cruise Ships Said To Be Afflicted With New Plague Via Rats. Déjà vu ? celiafarber.substack.com/p/the-cruise-s…

Next week I’m holding a hearing with a whistleblower who will testify publicly about the COVID coverup. Mark your calendars: Wednesday, May 13 at 10am. The truth is coming.

Another "doomsday" oarfish has washed up, this time in Denmark. The last sighting was Ireland. This may be evidence of large scale movement of Earth's electric field across the North Sea. Other sightings have been reported across the world in recent months nyheder.tv2.dk/samfund/2026-0…

Neighbours, Glasgow, 1993, watercolour by Avril Paton, Scottish artist.

Magnus the walrus popping out of Hopeman harbour this morning for some breakfast. Video by Stew n’ Drew facebook.com/share/r/1Gmkd7…

Reconstruction of a house at Skara Brae on Orkney Island, Scotland. It dates from 3100 BC to 2500 BC and is the most complete Neolithic village in Europe. Thanks to @hayleyaramsey for taking us there.

🔥 Absolute madness. 23-year-old Paco de Lucía destroying “Malagueña” on British TV in the early ‘70s. Black & white, candlelit taberna vibes, and this kid is already a supernova — rasgueados like machine guns, thumb like a hammer, pure Andalusian fire. Flamenco was never the same after him. #Flamenco

1600 Years of Arctic Art - Four Northern Cultures

In the 1930s–40s, the 5th Reting Rinpoche (Jamphel Yeshe Gyaltsen), Regent of Tibet after the 13th Dalai Lama, was famously protected by Trungpa a giant of a man known across Lhasa. Like the Dalai Lama’s elite guards (who averaged over 6 feet tall), these bodyguards wore heavily padded clothing to accentuate their imposing stature and legendary strength. A striking symbol of tradition and protection in old Tibet. #TibetanHistory #RetingRinpoche #Lhasa

The Conehead Praying Mantis probably the craziest insect you have seen all day! | photo by Marta Albareda