Jan 17, 2022
Police protest us all... not just those who can pay, Harry - STEPHEN POLLARD
IN JUNE, the Queen and the rest of us will celebrate her Platinum Jubilee. Please God, Covid will by then be something we simply live with
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Police protest us all... not just those who can pay, Harry - STEPHEN POLLARD
IN JUNE, the Queen and the rest of us will celebrate her Platinum Jubilee. Please God, Covid will by then be something we simply live with
Tottenham Hotspur fan twists Jeremy Corbyn's words and also seems to have forgotten what happened with his own club's dirty little secret possibly involving arson and maybe even a pay-off to Haringey council to get their Compulsory Purchase Order.
When Prince Charles writes of the 'Jewish lobby' in the US what is he referring to? The pro-Israel lobby has more Christians than Jews. Or is he thinking of some secretive and nefarious group trying to manipulate government policy? His judgment that 'the exodus of foreign Jews' to Palestine after WW2 'helped cause' current problems…
Unknown Soldier in famed Library of Congress Civil War portrait identified.
A chance encounter between the young soldier’s great-great granddaughter Patricia Mullinax and avid Civil War photography collector Tom Liljenquist led to the identification of Stephen Pollard. His face has been printed in books and used in films, but for decades, no one knew the name of the fierce-eyed Civil War soldier in the portrait, known only as “unidentified.”
Pollard was a Confederate soldier from Georgia with a thin moustache, wearing an old-fashioned tie, with a brace of pistols in his belt and an 1855 muzzle-loading pistol, with stock, in his two hands, according to the Washington Post. The young soldier went on to survive the Civil War — and eventually have his image featured in Ken Burns’s famous film on the conflict, becoming famous, but still unknown.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/unknown-soldier-famed-library-congress-civil-war-portrait-identified-article-1.1142297#ixzz24i3azfMY
Who do I hate more? Nick Ferrari or Stephen Pollard?