by Paul Craig Roberts‚ Paul Craig Roberts: In Part 1 ( https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2024/04/11/the-great-dispossession/ )‚ I reported that we already do not own anything. The immediate response from readers is: what can we do to avoid dispossession&;#63; Offhand‚ the answer might appear to be debt-free property and gold and silver in personal possession. However‚ if the goal is that […]

from WND: ‘A blueprint for thought control‚ cloaked in the language of public safety’ A spokesman for the Denver Republican Woman organization is warning that a new plan in the Democrat-run state legislature in Colorado is dangerous to a free society. Because it would end up in speech controls not heard of since … “1984.” […]

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by Craig Hemke‚ Sprott Money: About a decade ago‚ the organization Wikileaks unearthed and released a very interesting memo from December of 1974. Given the counter-intuitive price action of last Friday‚ I thought it might be instructive to review again what Wikileaks found. First let’s review the timing of the memo. As you can see […]

by Chris Menahan‚ Information Liberation: The FISA bill being rammed through Congress is “the biggest expansion of domestic surveillance since the Patriot Act” and could compel “an enormous range” of businesses to start acting as NSA spies. Elizabeth Goitein‚ who has been at the forefront of reporting on the FISA bill‚ issued a stark warning […]

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Imagine stealing somebody’s land by claiming it’s your ancient homeland and then 75 years later DNA proves you were a lying fraud the entire time. https://t.co/iu3IgLWlyr — Stew Peters (@realstewpeters) April 15‚ 2024

by Jose Nino‚ Big League Politics: On April 12‚ 2024‚ the National Foundation for Gun Rights (the National Association for Gun Rights’ legal arm) announced a critical piece of evidence that demonstrates the blatant unconstitutionality of the Colorado state government’s magazine prohibition. NFGR’s lawsuit Gates v. Polis has the goal of overturning the magazine ban. The National […]

In cinematic history‚ few names have reached the heights of Sophia Loren‚ an emblem of Italian grace and beauty.  Born on September 20‚ 1934 as Sofia Costanza Brigida Villani Scicolone‚ Loren rose from the ashes of post-war Italy to ascend the heights of international stardom. Sophia Loren’s early years were marked by poverty and the harsh realities of wartime Italy‚ yet these challenges only served to forge her formidable strength. Her cinematic debut was humble‚ with roles in films like Quo Vadis (1951) as an uncredited extra.  However‚ her breakthrough came after she met film producer Carlo Ponti‚ who significantly influenced her career and later became her husband. Loren’s acting prowess was undeniable‚ and her performance in Two Women (1960) earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1962—making her the first to win for a non-English performance.  Over her illustrious career‚ Loren has been honored with numerous awards‚ including six David Di Donatello Awards for Best Actress—Italy’s premier film accolade—alongside a Grammy‚ five Golden Globes‚ and an Honorary Academy Award in 1991 to commend her contributions to the world of cinema. Off-screen‚ Loren’s life is as compelling as her film roles. Her marriage to Carlo Ponti was a testament to enduring love and overcoming legal and societal hurdles. Even today‚ Loren remains a figure of sophistication and resilience‚ her legacy embellished by her role as a loving mother and grandmother. The post Sophia Loren: Stunning photos of a timeless Italian beauty first appeared on History Defined.