Many Christians are careful not to put too much emphasis on “celebrating” this particular season of the year. The evening before All Hallows’ Day, which traditionally commemorates the lives of the…

The Knife The Kershaw Leek 1660 OL is an outstanding knife for everyday carry (EDC). It has a shaving-sharp, three-inch, hollow-ground, drop-point blade made out of 14C28N stainless steel with a four-inch, anodized-aluminum handle. The spine of the blade is 0.09 inches thick at its widest point. The assisted opening mechanism accelerates the blade decisively into engagement with the liner lock with a satisfying snap when the flipper is activated. A tip lock secures the blade whenever it is important to ensure against accidental opening. The knife is made in the USA, and was on sale for $99.99 at the … The post A Knife, A Clip, and a Counterfeit, by Thomas Christianson appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

On October 28, 1628, after a long siege, the Huguenot bulwark at La Rochelle surrendered to Catholic prelate Cardinal Richelieu. A large diaspora of Huguenots (French Calvinist Reformed Protestants) began soon after. They became known as Europe’s first refugees. Facing severe persecution in France and Wallonia, Huguenots arrived in South Africa as early as 1671. By 1692, more than 200 French Huguenots had settled at the Cape of Good Hope. More than 700 Huguenot refugees arrived in Virginia in 1690s. With their wide diaspora, Huguenot surnames are now fairly common in England, Canada, South Africa, Zimbabwe, the United States, and … The post Preparedness Notes for Tuesday — October 28, 2025 appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.

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A new study has reviewed how space habitat designs have evolved from inflatable bubbles to 3D-printed structures built from Martian dust. The research traces how engineers have wrestled with extreme temperatures, the bombmardment of radiation, and the challenge of building on worlds without breathable air, transforming each obstacle into solved problems with innovative ideas and designs that could soon house the first permanent residents of the Moon and Mars.

Pushing the boundaries. The post The bands that set the bar for every single U2 show, accoridng to The Edge: “We always try” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

Dr. William (“Bill”) Schnoebelen is a former 33rd degree Freemason. During an interview with the Almost False podcast, he revealed the darkest secrets of Freemasonry. He shared his experiences and discussed everything […] The post Dr. Bill Schnoebelen: Witchcraft, Freemasonry, Satanism and the Mormon Church first appeared on The Expose.

by Frank Bergman, Slay News: King Charles III was confronted by a heckler on Monday over his brother Prince Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The King was accused of being part of a “cover-up” by a man yelling out during a public appearance at Lichfield Cathedral in Staffordshire. As the King greeted well-wishers outside the cathedral, a […]

Milena Malanciuc clearly recalls the day she was sent to an orphanage, when she was just five. She had been playing in the park with her older cousin. On their return home, they found a large black car waiting at the gate of Milena’s house. Strangers ushered her into it without explaining why, or where they were taking her. The orphanage, she says, was a big, stark building made up of lots of corridors, filled with adults and children — 200 or so children in total, separated into dorms of around 12. “When the car drove off, I was confused, wondering what would happen to me. I didn’t understand why I was there, where my mother was, or where my freedom had gone,” says Milena. The post The Country Making Orphanages Obsolete appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.