An vehicle of the Arctic army air defense enters the downtown of a French city after the conclusion of the general armistice
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Reverend Ioseb "Joseph" Jughashbili circa 1956. Ioseb was a Georgian Orthodox priest who was banished from the Soviet Union for writing the controversial book, "Orthodox Communism" in 1927. He then moved to America, starting a Georgian Orthodox church in Princeton, New Jersey, where this photo was taken.
His book, translated into english
Theocratic Communism?! HOLY MOLLY, SOMEONE MAKE IT HAPPEN IN MY LIFETIME.
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MP Jon Bartley (Con), pictured a Unison rally in Westminister. Bartley, who sat on the Education Select Committee, came under fire for his attendance at the rally and speaking out against the Governments policy on Teaching Assistants.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert has had a bunch of these:
While running for re-election in the upcoming year (as evidenced by the Trump signs behind him), Millionaire businessman-turned-NYC Mayor Donald Trump (D-NY) supported former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in her successful 2016 bid against incumbent US President Mitt Romney:
A pair of mariners of the Sealvania National Forces land on an enemy beach during the Second Invasion of Norwegia:
Christopher Christie has served as the head butler at the White House since 2001, running a tight ship and perennially executing his duties despite his boisterous personality presenting a harsh environment for newcomers of the White House staff:
Adolph “Dolly”/“Doll-face” Hitler (born in Austria in 1889 but immigrated to the United States in 1902 to escape his abuse father after his mother’s death in an accident the previous year) was a professional baseball player in Major League Baseball from 1907 until his retirement in 1930 and spending his remaining years combating numerous health issues:
While running for re-election in the upcoming year (as evidenced by the Trump signs behind him), Millionaire businessman-turned-NYC Mayor Donald Trump (D-NY) supported former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in her successful 2016 bid against incumbent US President Mitt Romney:
A pair of mariners of the Sealvania National Forces land on an enemy beach during the Second Invasion of Norwegia:
Christopher Christie has served as the head butler at the White House since 2001, running a tight ship and perennially executing his duties despite his boisterous personality presenting a harsh environment for newcomers of the White House staff:
Adolph “Dolly”/“Doll-face” Hitler (born in Austria in 1889 but immigrated to the United States in 1902 to escape his abuse father after his mother’s death in an accident the previous year) was a professional baseball player in Major League Baseball from 1907 until his retirement in 1930 and spending his remaining years combating numerous health issues:
Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) was an American painter and illustrator, whose artwork is regarded to be the most notable example of American Socialist Realism. His work was widely promoted and praised by the Communist regime for "truthfully depicting the American way of life, celebrating the achievements of the American people, uncovering and condemning racism and other social ills". For that, Rockwell was awarded the title of "People's Artist of America" in 1939 and the Order of Eugene Debs in 1950, among other decorations. He was also known for his posters for the United Scout Movement of America and illustrations for the Scout magazine "Spark" (formerly "Boy's Life")
After the fall of the Communist regime in 1993, Rockwell was posthumously derided for his supposed loyalty to the Communists and his support for the Revolution of 1933; his work was labelled kitsch agitprop and was swiftly removed from art museums. The same fate befell other American Socialist Realists, who were discarded in favour of artists previously condemned by state art critics, such as John Singer Sargent, the "pet painter of the royalty and the bourgeoisie". Nevertheless, the rediscovery of Rockwell's apolitical works in the late 2000s brought back some public interest. Furthermore, uncovered private correspondence and diaries revealed he was secretly opposed to the government's rampant authoritarianism and rewriting of history.
"The Lineman" (1949)
Rockwell and his painting "Lincoln the Railsplitter", 1965
Hoc telum adducere nobis victoriam per ultima Barbari !
"This weapon bring us final victory over the barbarians "
Hoc telum adducere nobis victoriam per ultima Barbari !
"This weapon bring us final victory over the barbarians "
"The Guns Of The Roman Empire"
I will never understand how that level of Photoshopping is possible.
From SW's 1815 Map Game.
Statues given to the United States, Mexico, and Alyeska respectively in 1941 by China as gifts for a peaceful relationship.
Statues given to the United States, Mexico, and Alyeska respectively in 1941 by China as gifts for a peaceful relationship.
A warship damaged from the Battle of New York City
Abandoned site of unfinished Statue of the Liberty
Roland Reagan at the movie set for a gang war movie
A city in the Plains
The Invasion of the Purple Goo in a unnamed town in Congo.
The Landing of Aliekotyu in Moscow in 1918.
The first shot of the ISOTed ships and aircrafts.
A movie set in Hollywood
The remains of ships after the draining of a river
A still from a popular old film, The War Street.
A tourist taking a picture of his husband in the Jurassic Park
Now, that is enough from me.
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