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2 People Fell from Plane in Kabul, Afghanistan On this day, August 23,2 People Fell from Plane in Kabul, Afghanistan       Click here to watch the video  2 People Fell from Plane in Kabul, Afghanistan and the Video is Horrifying. Watch the video of 2 People falling from Airplane in Afghanistan. Afghanistan is being taken over by the Taliban and horrifying news and visuals are coming from various parts of the capital city Kabul. Today itself, We watched a video where Afghans were clinging to planes to escape the country. The scene at the airport was totally cchaos. 2   People Fell from Plane in Kabul It has been reported that a number of people are already dead at the airport in an attempt to flee Afghanistan. Now another video has come up showing two people falling from the sky out of an Airplane. This scene was really heartbroken and horrifying. It is being assumed that these two people feel from the undercarriage of the plane while the flight was departin...

William Kemmler, the first person to be executed by the electric chair (1860  At Auburn Prison in New York, the first execution by electrocution in history is carried out against William Kemmler, who had been convicted of murdering his lover, Matilda Ziegler, with an axe. Electrocution as a humane means of execution was first suggested in 1881 by Dr. Albert Southwick, a dentist. Southwick had witnessed an elderly drunkard “painlessly” killed after touching the terminals of an electrical generator in Buffalo, New York. In the prevalent form of execution at the time—death by hanging—the condemned were known to hang by their broken necks for up to 30 minutes before succumbing to asphyxiation. In 1889, New York’s Electrical Execution Law, the first of its kind in the world, went into effect, and Edwin R. Davis, the Auburn Prison electrician, was commissioned to design an electric chair. Closely resembling the modern device, Davis’ chair was fitted with two electrodes, which were compos...

Tribal Woman Beheaded Over Suspicion of Witchcraft in Odisha, Police Seize Skull, Skeleton In a nerve-chilling incident, a tribal woman was beheaded in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district over suspicion of practicing witchcraft The incident took place at Purunapani village in the Bangriposhi police station area. The skeleton and skull of the woman, identified as 55-year-old were seized Woman Labelled A Witch, Stripped & Paraded Naked By Locals In Maharashtra.. read and watch the video   inspector-in-charge Sanjay Kumar Parida.  Jamira Singh (30), the accused, was arrested and sent to judicial custody after being produced at the court on Saturday. Singh suspected that his son died because of Jerai's witchcraft, they said. He beheaded the woman with an axe and threw the body at a place near the village on July 9, police said. Enjoy Christmas 2023 with these promotions offers and its benefits. Special offer for our readers and it's free. Hurray

Last Moments of Marie Antoinette On the morning of 16th of October 1793, the city of Paris rushed to the great Place de la Révolution, where a massive guillotine and high scaffold was erected at its center for all to see. Each of those gathered knew well that the spectacle they were about to see at noon would be no seen both in centuries prior and centuries long after: the beheading of a Queen. The only problem, the Queen herself: Marie Antoinette, the Queen of France of 18 years and the single person blamed for almost all of France's ills, was only told she would loose her head less than a handful of hours ago. The night before Marie Antoinette's death saw the Last vestiges of her royal dignity stripped away. In the previous months, the former Queen of France lost her husband to the guillotine, was forcible separated from her children, had seen her best friend, Princess de Lamballe mutilated, and her naked, headless body dragged through the streets of Paris and her head impale...

Half naked woman throws killer litters out from 3rd floor flat, including baby cot & potted plants Italy — A woman in Italy, who wore only her underwear, was caught on camera disposing of her belongings from a balcony, creating havoc on the street in front of her residence.  International Half naked woman throws killer litters out from 3rd floor flat, including... Among the items the woman threw over the balcony were potted plants, a bag filled with pieces of paper, a baby cot and other killer litters. Italy — A woman in Italy, who wore only her underwear, was caught on camera disposing of her belongings from a balcony, creating havoc on the street in front of her residence. Videos of the incident went viral on Twitter on Wednesday (Jan 12), with users posting videos of the scene taken from different angles. The incident is said to have taken place at Via Etna in Catania, a city in Sicily.  Twitter user @Sicilianodoc7 uploaded a video, noting the incident happened at 11:30...

In liberated Bucha, a mass grave with at least 280 killed civilians was found. This is a genocide in Europe in the 21 st century. Before this invasion there was news about 45000 plastic bags for corpses bought by the russia. On the first days we thought it was for russian soldiers, but now we understand the truth This isn't on Germany, this evil atrocity is Russian born and bred. Anyway, as far as buying Russian oil and gas is concerned, come on, he rationale behind that was that Putin appeared more stable over the past 20 years than anyone in the Middle East, so that coupled with being closer geographically meant less risk forEurope. I would say that it's only a matter of time now before Germany restarts some of its nuclear reactors that were closed after the Fukushima accident to reduce reliance on Russian petrochemicals even more  Since communists have taken power in 1917 they've been cleansing the free thinking and intelligent people in USSR and especially in Russia, Pu...

Demonstrators burn effigies of former Union Carbide CEO Warren Anderson and other officials during a protest to mark the 15th anniversary of the Bhopal disaster. It was a chemical accident that happened at the UC plant. At least 3,787 people were killed and over 500,000 injured (India 1999). The Bhopal disaster or Bhopal gas tragedy was a chemical accident on the night of 2–3 December 1984 at the Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) pesticide plant in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. Considered the world's worst industrial disaster, over 500,000 people in the small towns around the plant were exposed to the highly toxic gas methyl isocyanate (MIC).  Estimates vary on the death toll, with the official number of immediate deaths being 2,259. In 2008, the Government of Madhya Pradesh paid compensation to the family members of 3,787 victims killed in the gas release, and to 574,366 injured victims. A government affidavit in 2006 stated that the leak caused 558,125 injuries, including 38,47...

The Chinese Massacre of 1871 (TW: anti-Asian racial violence and death) On Oct. 24 1871 in Los Angeles, 1 7 Chinese men and a 15-yo boy were murdered & lynched by a mob of 500 people. Other residents were attacked, harassed, and robbed. None of the attackers were persecuted. This is the largest mass lynching in California history. This uprising was one part of an avalanche of anti-Asian and sinophobic rhetoric that followed racist politicians and American workers' anger that Asian immigrants were "stealing their jobs" as they completed the back-breaking work of building the Transcontinental railroad. The result was the Chinese Exclusion Act, which was the first legislation in the US to specifically target a racial group, and upon which all racially motivated anti-immgration laws remaining today are still built. This legislation was set for a decade, but ended up lasting 61 years in iterations. Part of the reason I wear my hair cut in a queue is to stay linked in sarto...

Margot Luise Fischbeck was a German girl who was born in Bergedorf on the 17th of March 1935 to German parents Hans and Meta Fischbeck. Margot had a brother 3 years her junior whose name is unknown. Margot's development was normal until she was 2 years old. Although she could not yet walk by the age of 15 months, she had learned to speak. She contracted meningitis, which led to epileptic seizures that affected her mental development until she could no longer speak. The only word she could say was "Mama." She needed help to eat and dress and often wet herself because she was unable to control her bladder. Caring for Margot was such a burden to the family that they put her in an institution. When she was 5 years old, she was admitted to the Alsterdorf Mental Institution. Margot liked to play alone and was unusually calm. After the institution suffered bomb damage during the air raids in July and August 1943, Margot and 227 other girls and women were evacuated to a mental in...

Nazi General Anton Dostler Before His Execution, 1945 He ordered and oversaw the unlawful execution of fifteen captured U.S. soldiers. The soldiers were sent behind the German lines with orders to demolish a tunnel that was being used by the German army as a supply route to the front lines. They were captured and upon learning of their mission, Dostler ordered their execution without trial As well German officers at the 135th Fortress Brigade contacted Dostler in an attempt to achieve a delay of their execution. Dostler sent another telegram ordering Almers to carry out the execution. Two last attempts were made by the officers at the 135th to stop the execution, including some by telephone, because they knew that executing uniformed prisoners of war was a direct violation of the 1929 Geneva Convention on Prisoners of War. These efforts were unsuccessful and the 15 Americans were executed on the morning of March 26, 1944, at Punta Bianca south of La Spezia, in the municipality of Amegl...

The Peasants Revolt of 1381. The Peasants' Revolt was a significant uprising that occurred in England in 1381. It was a rebellion of the lower classes against the ruling class, including the nobility and the Church. The revolt was sparked by a series of events, including the Black Death, which had decimated the population and led to a shortage of labor, and the imposition of a poll tax by the government to fund a war with France. The peasants, who were mostly farmers and laborers, were already struggling to make ends meet. The poll tax was the final straw, as it was seen as an unfair burden on the poor. The peasants began to organize and demand better treatment from their rulers. The leader of the revolt was Wat Tyler, a charismatic figure who rallied the peasants and led them to London. The rebels marched on the capital, burning and looting as they went. They demanded an end to serfdom, the right to own land, and the abolition of the poll tax. The government was caught off guard b...

The disturbing life of Peter Niers - The black Magician Niers was a notorious serial killer who terrorized the German countryside during the 16th century. He was born in the town of Neumarkt in Bavaria in 1558 and was known for his brutal, sadistic and disturbing crimes. Niers was a member of a gang of bandits who roamed the countryside, robbing and killing anyone unfortunate enough to crossed their path. Niers was known for his cruelty and his willingness to kill without remorse. He was said to have killed 544 people, including 24 fetuses cut out of pregnant women—allegedly, the fetal remains were to be used in magical rituals. He was known for his use of torture, often mutilating his victims before killing them. He was also known for his use of poison, which he would use to kill his victims slowly and painfully. Niers was eventually caught and brought to trial in 1581. He was found guilty of his crimes and was sentenced to death. He was executed by being broken on the wheel, a partic...

The Johnstown Flood - A disturbing disaster caused by decadence The Johnstown Flood was a catastrophic event that occurred on May 31, 1889, in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The flood was caused by the failure of the South Fork Dam, which was located 14 miles upstream from Johnstown. The dam was built in 1853 to create a reservoir for the Pennsylvania Main Line Canal, but it was abandoned in 1862 when the canal was no longer in use. The dam was then sold to private owners who wished to establish a private club for the super wealthy called "The South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club". The new owners frequently modified the damn in order to create roads and a lake for their members to use. Despite knowing the risks they continued to modify the damn and neglect repairs to suit their needs and wants, including increasing the dams water level to allow members to go boating. On the day of the flood, heavy rains caused the dam to fail, releasing 20 million tons of water into the valley below...

The Rothschild's Genocidal investments Whilst the vile treatment of the Congolese under the tyrannical King Leopold II is well known and has been covered on this page previously how he financed this genocide has seeming been forgotten. The wealthy and influential banking family, the Rothschild's were directly involved with the disturbing events perpetrated by King Leopold II of Belgium in the late 19th century in relation to the brutal exploitation and genocide of the Congo Free State. Whilst King Leopold II was the sole owner of the Congo Free State, which was a private colony that he used to extract rubber and ivory from the region, the Rothschild family provided financial support to King Leopold II for his colonial ventures in the Congo, including loans and investments in companies that were involved in the exploitation of the region's resources. As well as these investments the Rothschild's also helped to finance the construction of the Congo Free State's infras...

Martin Dumollard - The "Maid killer" Martin Dumollard was a notorious French serial killer who was active in the mid-19th century. He was known for his brutal and sadistic crimes, which included the murder of at least six women and children. Dumollard would offer his victims employment at a chateau in the country, convincing them to follow him to the isolated outskirts of Lyon. Once alone he would viciously attack his victim - strangling then to death before mutilating and dismembering the body. He was eventually caught and executed via guillotine on March 7 1862, in front of a packed crowd of 5,000 onlookers. Dumollard's crimes had a lasting impact on the people of France, who were shocked and horrified by the brutality of his actions. His case was widely covered by the media, and his trial was one of the most sensational of the 19th century. The case also led to changes in the French legal system, as it highlighted the need for better forensic techniques and more rigoro...

Reasons Men Should Avoid Putting Their Mouths In A Woman's Vàgina Despite what you may have heard, there are several reasons why men should never put their mouth in a woman’s vàgina. Unexpected consequences of such an act include sèxually transmitted infections (STIs), unintended pregnancies, and, in rare cases, even death.  why men should avoid putting their mouths in a woman's vàgina and why this is a risk that should not be taken lightly... Read more  One of the most important reasons why men should avoid putting their mouth in a woman’s vàginal is the risk of contracting a sèxually transmitted infection (STI). According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), it is possible to transmit an STI, including HIV, through oral sèx. Genital, anal, and oral herpes can also be transmitted through oral sèx, according to the American Sexual Health Association. Unintended pregnancies Another serious risk of putting one’s mouth in a woman’s vàgina is the potential for ...

On this day, , 23 DEC 2022, Parliament protester lifts skirt to flaunt 'pubic hair' and says 'get it right up youse.. read and watch the video  On this day, , 23 DEC 2022, Parliament protester lifts skirt to flaunt 'pubic hair' and says 'get it right up youse The Scottish Parliament was disrupted by women protesting against a new trans rights bill, with one flashing a giant merkin and telling MSPs they were 'terrible terrible people' A controversial debate in the Scottish parliament about trans rights ended with one feminist protestor pulling up her skirt to reveal 'pubic hair'. The Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill was approved by the Scottish parliament by 86 votes to 39. Under the new law, anyone living in Scotland will be able to apply for a gender reform certificate after having lived in their self-selected gender for three months — or six months if they are aged 16 or 17 . Previously they would have had to wait for two years. There ...

War against the Local Population The armies of the belligerent powers often viewed the population that still lived near the frontlines as an unwanted nuisance. The increasing nervousness and intensified ‘Russophile’ image of the enemy in the wake of the commencment of hostilities thus took its toll on the civilian population on the Eastern Front, too. There were several orders that decreed ‘ruthless actions’ towards ‘suspects and possible traitors’. Whoever was not ‘massacred and without mercy’ on the spot faced a policy of rigorous deportation. In many parts of Galicia the local populace was treated in a most inhumane manner: entire villages were burnt to the ground for ‘strategic reasons’, residents often dispelled at ‘bayonet point’ without explanation and without even letting them take along any of their personal belongings... read story  Also the transport conditions to the new destinations were disastrous, men and women, women and little children were ruthlessly separated by ...