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America has been a pest for many years! It's good that people are talking about it and some people are waking up! It won't help much anyway? They lie to us 24 hours a day! About the itch, fall, etc... Nits... A letter from Osama Bin Laden has been deleted after it caused an entire generation to have an existential crisis. The letter was published by The Guardian in 2002. They deleted in on Wednesday after it caused young people to question their own country's involvement in the war on terror. Are these budding peace activists in training?

Czerwona linia Putina jest DEWANSANTUJĄCA dla porządku jednobiegunowego, a on nie BLUFUJE | Zredagowane wiadomości

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Główny bohater - pan Koziołek jest bardzo przesądnym człowiekiem. Toteż niechętnie idzie dnia trzynastego do pracy, gdzie nie od dziś stanowił wdzięczny przedmiot kpin personelu i furii dyrektora. Na miejscu, po lekturze gazety, dowiaduje się jednak, że wygrał szóstkę na loterii. Nieoczekiwane szczęście powoduje, że Koziołek robi awanturę w pracy kolegom, którzy go dręczyli i poniżali oraz dyrektorowi. Wkrótce okazuje się, że w gazecie zdarzył się błąd i pan Koziołek niczego nie wygrał.

Charlie Chaplin - przemówienie z filmu "Dyktator" (1940 r.)

Mocno osadzona w realiach wczesnych lat 70., debiutancka komedia Jerzego Gruzy. Korzystając z nieobecności żony, pan Stefan, przeciętny obywatel, postanawia pójść za przykładem kolegów i poszukać romantycznej przygody. Cóż jednak zrobić, kiedy za chęciami nie idzie ani talent, ani doświadczenie… Gatunek: Komedia Kraj produkcji: Polska Rok produkcji: 1970 Reżyser: Jerzy Gruza Obsada: Wiesław Gołas, Alina Janowska, Violetta Villas, Zdzisław Maklakiewicz, Mitchell Kowal, Irena Kwiatkowska, Edward Dziewoński, Władysław Hańcza, Kalina Jędrusik, Joanna Jędryka

Flamme - ESMA 2022

Z każdym dniem coraz głupszy i słabszy

The statues are believed to stand guard over the royal tomb of King Antiochus I of Commagene, whose burial dates back to the first century BC. But was a king really buried in this place? King Antiochus I, who ruled the Kingdom of Commagene from 70 BC to 36 BC, hailed from a lineage blending Greek and Persian roots. He claimed descent from Alexander the Great through his mother and Persian King Darius the Great through his father. Antiochus had a firm belief in the gods and a strong connection to religious customs. In 62 BC, he commissioned the construction of a sanctuary adorned with towering statues, their heads alone measuring nearly 7 feet in height. The statues were envisioned as guardians for his tomb, and the grandeur of this site was designed to immortalize and deify him. A monumental mound at the summit is believed to cover the tomb of King Antiochus. It consists of broken rock and spans a diameter of 475 feet, featuring two terraces. Each terrace showcases a row of diverse statues, embodying Antiochus's reverence for Greek and Persian-Anatolian religions. These statues depict Greek gods like Zeus and Apollo alongside Eastern counterparts like Oromasdes [Oh-roh-MAZ-dees] and Mithras. Lion and eagle statues flank each row, symbolizing royal authority and divine guardianship. Finally, there is a statue of the king himself. On the western terrace, a lion statue is set amidst a celestial arrangement, representing Jupiter, Mercury, and Mars. It's believed to depict the sky on July 7th, 62 BC, potentially marking the sanctuary's construction date. The site has been said to have been the space for ceremonies linked to the astronomical and religious nature of the statues. What meaning is to be conveyed by such astronomical structures in a tomb intended to be the place of worship of a king? Antiochus had a strong interest in astronomy, particularly of an esoteric nature. This interest led him to initiate a reform of the calendar system. He aligned the Commagene year, which was based on the movements of the sun and the moon, to the Stars of Sirius and Orion, known to be the basis of the Egyptian calendar. Before the king departed this world, he instructed his people to carry out celebrations and festivities every year after his death. Priests assigned by the king made offerings and sacrifices to honor him. However, this place fell into oblivion as the centuries passed. It was not until 1883 that German archaeologists rediscovered it for the modern world. In the twentieth century, subsequent excavations were carried out, but the tomb of the king has never been found. Nevertheless, this mountaintop site is still believed to be the place of his burial. The sanctuary, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, continues to lure the curious and the scholarly, its stone sentinels silently guarding the mysteries of a king's eternal repose...

Rising dramatically from the emerald foliage of Sri Lanka and crowned by ancient ruins, this is the colossal monolith of Sigiriya, the ancient sky city. It's an achievement of human construction that seems almost too impressive to be believed. The monumental architecture far exceeds the presumed capabilities of the time, sparking rumors, myths, and numerous theories about its construction—some even speculating on the involvement of mystical powers. Built in the 5th century AD under the reign of King Kashyapa, this magnificent fortress is adorned with exquisite frescoes that provide insights into bygone eras, while its mysterious Mirror Wall, once polished to a gleam, holds centuries-old verses written by the many visitors it mesmerized. Though Sigiriya's grandeur is evident, the methods behind its creation remain shrouded in mystery. Legend has it that a great king constructed this palace in the sky after a power struggle and patricide, seeking a fortress impenetrable to his avenging brother. The labyrinthine water gardens, stone staircases, and advanced hydraulic systems point to a society well ahead of its time. Yet, for all its innovation, the city was abandoned soon after the king's death and reclaimed by nature, its stories waiting to be uncovered…

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Point of view from the seat? We'll live and see... I'm neither yes nor no ;)

Czy to ta sama osoba?

Wake up !!!

Eskalacja: „Obawiam się, że to właśnie nas czeka!” - Ernst Wolff w rozmowie z Krissy Rieger