Mercy for Brain

Ramblings of someone who's not quite fully there. Irish. 20. Male 

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British and Australian soldiers blinded by a mustard gas attack, Villers Bretonneux, France. May 1918.

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23-year-old man, who had defected from the Communist forces and joined the South Vietnam Government side, was recaptured by the Viet Cong and spent a month in a Viet Cong internment camp, 1966.

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Ingrid Bergman, “Casablanca” (Michael Curtiz, 1942).

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American Marine gives a Japanese soldier a cigarette after learning he had buried himself and played dead for nearly two days. Iwo Jima, march 1945.

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Lichtenstein Castle, Germany (by Davide Seddio)

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Renowned Soviet photojournalist Dmitri Baltermants.

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Syria 3 years into the civil war.

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Bremen

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"I’ve got an idea for an exercise machine that’s going to smoke the whole exercise machine market. It’s called the Super Flow Flex 360 Infinity. It synchronizes you and lines up all your molecules to propel you into an inner dimension. It will literally take you out of this world. I’ve even got a slogan: ‘Super Flow Flex, better than sex.’"

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Mariusz Kozik

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German soldiers walk past fallen British soldiers, following heavy street fighting in the village of Moreuil, circa 1918

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Flowing Through

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Father & Daughter reunited after months fighting ISIS in ‪Kobane‬ & not seeing each other

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Somewhere in the Bosnian Forest by Brice Portolano

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Owner of Ferguson Market stands in the wreckage of his store. This was the same man that was robbed by Michael Brown months ago.

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Another fantastic find by archaeologists working on the Fehmarn Belt Tunnel scheme in Denmark. They have uncovered a Neolithic flint axe that is still held within its wooden handle. The axe was discovered within foreshore silts and these damp, relatively anaerobic conditions helped to preserve the organic handle. A number of other artefacts, including wooden paddles, were also identified at this location. Many of of the artefacts appeared to have been deliberately inserted into the seabed in a vertical manner and this has lead to speculation that they may represent some form of ritual activity.

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