This species shall die.
Go to post pageJuly 19th, 2024 by Thomas Josef Wehlim
Lost victory. There is nothing more bestial than war between civilized nations.
Go to post pageYou do not die of broken knees. I hope to join in August. Be touched
Go to post pageCambridge artificial grass. This may be a forward. Something which I cannot help liking.
Go to post pageDuring his last years he was led by this calling to fantastic dreams of a holy war against NATO and the collective West to liberate the world from Anglo-Saxon »totalitarian liberalism«. Anna Tiutcheva, who was in his inner circle since 2016, described the man as »the Don Quixote of autocrats – terrible in his nuclear […]
Go to post pagePilgrimage in bed. What’s next. Disarray is my concept. The fine art of scrubbing the deck.
Go to post pageGood it was not, the night. Programming for Cannae. Times where a man can mistake himself as a colossus.
Go to post pageI can’t go to Khartoum without a plan. London, J.: Before Adam. Everybody’s Magazine, New York City, 1906–1907.
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Go to post pageSome kind of hostage. The Dreme, finished in 1528 and printed in Paris (1558), is a dream-vision in which Dame Remembrance shows Wehlim hell, purgatory and heaven from where he sees the kingdoms of the earth, including Saxonia.
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