Ants Kaljurand

U.S. soldiers look at bodies stuffed into an oven in a crematorium in April of 1945. Never forget🕯️

@CasetaBosque Oh shit already talking "Legal".

TISZA 🇭🇺 seguirá manteniendo la misma política en materia de inmigración. Ahora mismo Péter Magyar 🇭🇺 sobre la multa de la UE 🇪🇺 por infringir las normas de asilo de inmigrantes: “Dejaré claro a la Presidenta de la Comisión Europea y a todos los líderes europeos, que Hungría adoptará una postura muy estricta sobre la inmigración y no aceptará ningún pacto ni mecanismo de asignación de este tipo, y además mantendremos la valla fronteriza reforzada e incluso taparemos los agujeros que hay ahora, porque hay agujeros en esa valla fronteriza, probablemente no por casualidad. A diferencia de Orbán, no liberaremos a 2200 traficantes de personas finalmente condenadas. Estamos hablando con honestidad y realmente queremos proteger a nuestro país y Europa de la inmigración ilegal. Hay formas legales de venir y deben respetarse, así que puedo decir que encontraremos la manera de resolver esta multa. Lo que puedo decirles es que intentaremos resolver la cuestión y que TISZA continuará con una política estricta con respecto a la inmigración ilegal.”

If we held a minute of silence for every Holocaust victim, We would be silent for 11 and a half years. NEVER again. NEVER forget.

These Holocaust survivors lost nearly everyone they loved—just because they were Jewish. It's not a conspiracy. There is no debate. Reply with a candle to show you will remember. 🕯️

🕯️Real people. Real lives. Tortured, enslaved, abused, experimented on, then gassed and buried in unmarked mass graves. May we never forget what unbridled evil looks like. May antisemitism soon be nothing but a bad memory. #HolocaustMemorialDay #EndJewHatred

Just now at Israel national Holocaust Memorial. 96 year old Holocust survivor: "I cannot remeber the face of my parents...but I remember how my beloved grandfather, whom I loved to play with his long beard, returning humiliated home after Nazis tortured him in the street at cut half his beard". She lost all her family in the Holocaust. Hanita Borst doesn't even have photos of her family to remind her of their faces.

The train to Auschwitz in 1942. The color footage reveals a stark contrast between the innocence of those aboard and the horrific fate that awaited them. Dressed in their best clothes, they moved toward their final destination, the gas chambers. Never again.💔

@MercerTaye4401 @JakeFitzsimons Oh I have black friends hahaha stop. You do not have to answer to nobody.

Anyone’s that’s falsely accused you of being a racist or far right for defending your country and protecting your heritage show them this image - united for the cause of the Irish people and this nation the injustice and hardship this country has faced under this government is intolerable

@Invictus1577019 @MartinSellner_ One and the same.

@MartinSellner_ Was maßt Du Dir eigentlich als Österreicher an über die Köpfe von uns Deutschen zu entscheiden, was gut für uns ist und was nicht? Sie haben kein Recht überhaupt über irgendwas in Deutschland zu entscheiden. Sie sind Österreicher, ihr Augenmerk liegt wenn überhaupt in Österreich.

1/4 of people living in Germany have a non german descent. 22 Mio - this is a nation with the population of Syria. In the few decades, they will be the majority because indigenous Germans are mostly boomers. I don't think these migrants are evil or lesser than indigenous Germans. But I think it's clear to everybody that Germany cannot stay German like this. The coming multi-minority society will be probably dominated by an Islamic block of voters and young men. It will be bloody, chaotic, and humiliating. The real problem about this situation is that it was not a natural development. There was never an open and honest debate about it. People who saw this coming and criticized it were persecuted and silenced. Endless propaganda praised the benefits this diversity will bring and denied all the negative side effects. Germans were never asked and never told the truth. They never had a chance to choose. It was decided before and pushed into their throat. Now their nation is facing a dark future.

@RagothamaraoM @MartinSellner_ @rvaidya2000 Indigenous were killing each other and the Whites.

@MartinSellner_ @rvaidya2000 Germany is suffering even though it was not a big colonial power. Sad. Others like UK, Dutch, Fr, Bl, Esp and Por all deserve what they are getting. They massacred indigenous population in their colonies.

@AleksVindobona @MartinSellner_ Wrong.

@MartinSellner_ Countries becoming multicultural and multinational should model their internal affairs after the USA, which has embraced diversity from the start and turned multinationalism into a strength rather than a weakness—helping it become one of the strongest nations in the world.

@BjorkBrodern No Africans should be in Finland.

In Finland you can just do things (In this case pepperspray a African shoplifter and drag him back into the store).

🕯️ Tomorrow evening marks Yom HaShoah – Holocaust Remembrance Day. On this day, we pause, remember, and bow our heads in memory of the six million Jews – men, women, and children – who were murdered in the Holocaust. We remember their names, their stories, and our responsibility: to pass on the memory, to fight antisemitism, and to ensure that “Never Again” is more than just a slogan. May their memory be a blessing. 💔

@histories_arch Annnnnnnd it did not happen, that is all.

4 year old Jewish boy, Istvan Reiner, smiling for his portrait shortly before he was executed in Auschwitz. (1944) The Last Smile of Istvan Reiner... This is the final photograph of a little boy named Istvan Reiner. Just four years old. He smiles innocently at the camera, unaware of the horror waiting just beyond the lens. Born on July 6, 1940, in Miskolc, Hungary. Deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp in June 1944. This image captures a moment before Istvan and his grandfather were murdered in the Auschwitz concentration camp — part of the Holocaust that claimed millions of lives. He had no idea what Auschwitz was. No idea that the train he boarded wasn’t taking him to safety. No idea that history would remember his face — not for what he did, but for what was done to him. Istvan’s photo reminds us of the human cost of hatred. Of what is lost when fear and cruelty rule. Of why we must never forget. © Reddit #drthehistories

@GrimnirHangi @RadicalFalk He refers to it but also says it is not migration.

@Ants_197 @RadicalFalk Did he say that? I heard him say "you know the reason for this, so I'm not going into it" and I assumed he was talking about immigration.

I'm leaving Germany | Brutally Honest Review

@LoredanaLounge @Savsays @tg20913 The Nazis fought and kicked the shit out of antifa degenerates. What books do you think the Nazis burned?? hahahah Big difference.

@Savsays @tg20913 Those people are mentally deranged! They all need serious psychiatric help! They make me vomit when I look at them!🤮

This is now the second time I have been mobbed and assaulted for filming a protest on U.S. streets. Today these Minneapolis protesters were chanting that they were “ANTIFA” and proved it, by mobbing and beating me for reporting on a public protest:

In 1936, Himmler promoted Julfest (Yule) as a pagan winter solstice rite for the SS, replacing Christian Christmas. SS men received the invented Julleuchter lantern bearing-heart and sun wheel runes as a ritual award, lit to symbolise ancestral Germanic light and blood heritage.

A deeply powerful moment at the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach. Congressman Brian Mast, who lost both his legs in Afghanistan while serving as a U.S. Army bomb disposal expert, receives a blessing from 101 year old Holocaust Survivor Jack Waksal, two men shaped by the lasting hardships of w@*r.

@BluebellRaven I'll have to look into this. thank you

J.F. Campbell’s The Celtic Dragon Myth is a foundational study of Gaelic folklore, compiled from hundreds of oral accounts across the Scottish Highlands. It tells the central legend of a fisherman’s three sons who battle a formidable sea-dragon to rescue a princess. Intertwined with elements like mermaids, giants, and fairies, the book explores the dragon as a "water myth". Campbell’s scholarly commentary provides cross-cultural comparisons, linking these ancient stories to broader Indo-European and world mythologies. 🎨Illustrated frontispiece from a book titled "The Celtic Dragon Myth" (1911) by John Francis Campbell.