Posts Tagged ‘legendary’

Harness the legendary power of garlic, the everyday superfood, with this simple recipe

(NaturalNews) Garlic is a powerful superfood and versatile plant that counts as an herb, spice and vegetable.Known alternatively as the “camphor of the poor,”… Source

In memory of legendary journalist John Pilger: The New Rulers of The World

Sadly, John Pilger has died. He has featured greatly in my own reading, especially of Australia’s real history. He always so skillfully laid bare the lies, the lies of those ‘new rulers’. I treasure his books, they are a mine of knowledge and truth that the whore media no longer dares to publish. Or did […]

The Legendary Story Of Celtic Queen Boudicca

Boudicca was a remarkable Celt who as leader of the Iceni Tribe, at the time of the Roman Source

Long-Lost Legendary Theater of Nero Finally Excavated in Central Rome

One of the ancient world’s most searched-for Roman structures has finally been found.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Ancient Places Europe Read Later  Source

Fact or Fiction? Tullus Hostilius, the Legendary Roman Warrior King

Tullus Hostilius, the third legendary king of Rome, is a figure shrouded in myth and legend. Read more Section:  News Myths & Legends Europe History Famous People Read Later  Source

Exploring the City of Caesars: Patagonia’s Legendary Lost City

Legend has it that the City of Caesars, otherwise known as the Wandering City, once existed in Patagonia, nestled between contemporary Chile and Argentina. Despite rumors and reports having circulated for about 200 years, and expeditions sent to try to track it down, no concrete evidence of its existence was ever uncovered. El Dorado, Paititi, […]

DEAD MEN DON’T TALK: Did Legendary “Gonzo” Journalist Hunter Thompson Frighten Those In The Deep State So Much, He Had To Be Taken Out?

DEAD MEN DON’T TALK: Did Legendary “Gonzo” Journalist Hunter Thompson Frighten Those In The Deep State So Much, He Had To Be Taken Out? SM Source – covertactionmagazine.com “….Hunter S. Thompson’s death 18 years ago remains suspicious. He left no suicide note and, according to the official story, supposedly shot himself while on the phone […]

Fake Egyptian Tomb Fraudsters Almost Pull Off Legendary Hoax

Egypt’s Public Prosecution office just issued an arrest warrant for a group of crafty criminals who cooked up an ingenious scheme to swindle antiquities traffickers.  Read more Section:  News History & Archaeology Ancient Places Africa Read Later  Source

ACH (2034) Alex Jones – Alex’s Legendary ‘World Shocked By SPARS 2025-2028 Document’ Show

In today’s show originally broadcast on January 17 2023, Andy presents a show entitled, “Alex Jones – Alex’s Legendary ‘World Shocked By SPARS 2025-2028 Document’ Show,” that Alex originally broadcast on April 3 2021 via his Infowars website. Click Here For Alex’s Infowars Website The post ACH (2034) Alex Jones – Alex’s Legendary ‘World Shocked […]

Carol Leigh, Legendary Activist Who Coined the Term ‘Sex Work,’ Dies at 71

Carol Leigh, the pioneering sex work activist, artist, and performer, died on Wednesday, leaving behind an enduring legacy that includes coining the term “sex work” while representing sex workers at an anti-pornography conference.  Annie Sprinkle, herself an iconic sex work activist, performer, and director, confirmed to Motherboard that Leigh passed away on Wednesday night, as […]

The Legendary Origins of the Most Noble Order of the Garter

Monarchies collect a whole host of traditions through the centuries, and the United Kingdom is no exception.  Read more Section:  News History Ancient Traditions Read Later  Source

The legendary Bridge of Arta

The Bridge of Arta was built under Ottoman rule in the first decade of the 1600s, but, according to some historical records, this is the third bridge built here: the first during the Roman period, then again in the mid 1200s when the city became the capital of the Despotate of Epirus. From the annexation […]

The legendary Bridge of Arta

The Bridge of Arta was built under Ottoman rule in the first decade of the 1600s, but, according to some historical records, this is the third bridge built here: the first during the Roman period, then again in the mid 1200s when the city became the capital of the Despotate of Epirus. From the annexation […]

The legendary Bridge of Arta

The Bridge of Arta was built under Ottoman rule in the first decade of the 1600s, but, according to some historical records, this is the third bridge built here: the first during the Roman period, then again in the mid 1200s when the city became the capital of the Despotate of Epirus. From the annexation […]

Irene Papas: The last goodbye to Greece’s legendary actress (PHOTOS)

Relatives and friends bid farewell to the great actress Irene Papas at the Holy Church of Agios Georgios in Chiliomodi, Corinthia. She will be buried in the village cemetery, next to her beloved parents. Her family requested that instead of wreaths, for money to be allocated to the “Theotokos” foundation for the support of children […]

Irene Papas: The last goodbye to Greece’s legendary actress (PHOTOS)

Relatives and friends bid farewell to the great actress Irene Papas at the Holy Church of Agios Georgios in Chiliomodi, Corinthia. She will be buried in the village cemetery, next to her beloved parents. Her family requested that instead of wreaths, for money to be allocated to the “Theotokos” foundation for the support of children […]

Irene Papas: The last goodbye to Greece’s legendary actress (PHOTOS)

Relatives and friends bid farewell to the great actress Irene Papas at the Holy Church of Agios Georgios in Chiliomodi, Corinthia. She will be buried in the village cemetery, next to her beloved parents. Her family requested that instead of wreaths, for money to be allocated to the “Theotokos” foundation for the support of children […]

Der Golem – 1920 Silent Film About the Legendary Creature From jewish Mythology

A rabbi in medieval Prague created a “golem” out of clay to protect his tribe from “persecution,” but the monster ends up turning on the jews. Source

Baku: The Legendary Dream Eating Monster of Japanese Mythology

The Baku, otherwise known as the dream eater, is a mythological being or spirit in Chinese and Japanese folklore which is said to devour nightmares.  Read more Section:  News Myths & Legends Asia Read Later  Source

Legendary Christian Martyrs Chrysanthus and Daria Proved To Be Real

Legend has it that the now Christian saints Chrysanthus and Daria, who lived in the third century AD, converted thousands of fellow Romans to the Christian faith. This resulted in their arrest and attempted torture by Roman  Read more Section:  News Ancient Places Europe History Famous People Read Later 

Karnak Obelisk Built for Legendary Queen Hatshepsut Re-erected in Egypt

Next to a sacred lake near the Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt, archaeologists and engineers have re-erected a fully restored Karnak obelisk that was originally constructed and raised in 1457 BC, in honor of the New Kingdom ruler Queen Hatshepsut. The bottom two thirds of the resurrected pink granite Karnak obelisk were never found after […]

CDC’s Legendary Chief Virus Investigator Found Dead

Sherif Zaki, one of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) leading virus investigators, has been found dead, according to reports. Zaki was the CDC’s chief infectious disease detective who helped identify the Covid-19, Ebola, West Nile and Zika viruses. According to friends and family, he “died suddenly and unexpectedly” Statnews.com reports: A native […]

Five Post Holes Reveal Legendary Japanese Empress’s Royal Pavilion.

A team of Japanese archaeologists have discovered what they consider to be the remains of is the legendary Tokaden royal pavilion. Until the early 8th century the Japanese court was peripatetic, meaning it moved from place to place. In the mid-9th century, increasing populations and subsequent imperial bureaucracy, required the building of the first centralized […]

Legendary Locks: Can Hair Act as a Sixth Sense, Protecting us from Danger?

Humans have always styled their hair in a multitude of creative and symbolic ways, and the various cuts, colors, and presentations reflected across the ages are nearly unlimited. But does hair serve us in more ways than providing simple warmth and good looks? There are some who believe that hair is directly associated with sensory […]

New Study Reveals How Legendary Assyrian Siege Ramp Overcame Lachish

Israeli archaeologists have revealed the secrets behind the Assyrian siege ramp that conquered the ancient Judean town of Lachish. A recent study published in the  Oxford Journal of Archaeology  shows how King Sennacherib’s military juggernaut was able to triumph over the Judean fortified hill town in less than a month. The Lachish Assyrian siege ramp, […]

Has Indonesia’s Legendary Lost Island of Gold Been Discovered?

Over the last 5 years, fishermen have recovered ancient treasures worth tens of millions of dollars from the Musi River, around Palembang, on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. The big question being asked by one archaeologist is whether or not these treasures are remnants of the long-lost Srivijaya Empire, a legendary kingdom known as the […]

ACH (1610) Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson – His Legendary Trilogy On Khazaria – Part 3

EURO FOLK RADIO ACH (1610) Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson – His Legendary Trilogy On Khazaria – Part 3 Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds Subscribe Share In today’s show originally broadcast on September 24 2021, Andy is joined by Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson for a show entitled, […]

Weatherman Fired After 33 Years on the Job for Refusing Vaccine, Goes Out with Legendary Final Words

With a prediction for very stormy weather ahead for the nation he loves, meteorologist Karl Bohnak signed off last week after being fired for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine. Bohnak had served as the weatherman at Michigan’s WLUC-TV for 33 years, according to The Washington Post. Gray Television, WLUC’s parent company, instituted a vaccine-or-else policy […]

The Legendary Hyperborea and the Ancient Greeks: Who Really Discovered America?

In his story of Atlantis, written at around 360 BC, Plato mentioned a grand island or continent across the Atlantic, one larger than Libya and Asia combined. This continent was so enormous, he said, “it encompassed (wrapped around) that veritable ocean”. Is it possible that Plato was talking about the American continent and not that […]

The legendary Yucatan Hall of Records found at Yaxchilan? Strange Labyrinths and Edgar Cayce – Part I

The ancient Maya city of Yaxchilan rises on the Mexican shore of the mighty Usumacinta river, across from its rival city of Piedras Negras, some 35 kilometers (21 miles) downstream on the Guatemala side. Even to this day, the only access to Yaxchilan is by boat, along the river. Far from the crowds of Palenque […]

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