Archaeologists excavate Must Farm in Cambridge, described as the “Pompeii of the Bronze Age,” providing insights into prehistoric life over 3,000 years ago. Discovered on the edge of a quarry near Peterborough in 1999, the impeccably preserved settlement appears to have been abandoned and burned down very suddenly around 900 BC. Ancient causeways and metalwork, including swords and spears, suggest a thriving industry and possible ritual offerings.
Posted in Europe, Hidden History, History
Posted in Culture, Edward Dutton, Europe
The Tavistock is famous for turning boys into girls and vice versa, but this is by no means the weirdest thing to go on there.
Posted in Cultural Marxism, Europe, Radicals
European culture, philosophy, literature, art, music and science represents the pinnacle of human intellectual achievement. These things are in peril.
Talk’s Mike Graham is joined by former political editor at The Sun, Trevor Kavanagh, discussing the day’s top stories, including:
Posted in Europe, Immigration
All political parties do their best to mislead and deceive the electorate in the run-up to elections, but Britain’s Labour Party have taken such sharp practice to another level.
Posted in Europe, Government, Radicals
The use of firearms on the streets of Britain has increased in recent years and a disproportionate number of both the perpetrators and victims of such incidents are of African or Caribbean heritage.
Posted in Crime, Europe, History, Multiculturalism, Riots
Austria’s far-right Freedom Party must seek to clear a path to power after its historic parliamentary election victory left the anti-establishment outfit needing a partner to form a governing coalition.
Posted in Elections, Europe, Nationalism
A lot of the Black History narrative is founded upon a false notion of racial differences. It is, in short, no better than the equally incorrect perspective which it replaces.
Posted in Europe, Multiculturalism
