Mathias Döpfner, CEO of the powerful German media giant Axel Springer SE, openly declared “I’m a goy, and I’m a zionist” during a speech to the World jewish Congress. In the address, he said many things, like calling for Europe to become “more jewish” through increased jewish immigration, demanded stricter censorship of social media platforms…

On 13 May 1940, shortly after becoming Prime Minister during the early stages of World War II, Winston Churchill delivered his first major speech to the House of Commons, known as the “Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat” address. In it, he warned that Britain faced a prolonged and severe struggle against Germany following its rapid…

The Object 279 was a late-1950s Soviet experimental heavy tank built for “possible nuclear warfare,” featuring a distinctive oval hull for blast resistance and a four-track design for mobility. Despite strong armor and a 130 mm gun, it was never adopted, and a prototype is preserved at the Kubinka Tank Museum in Russia…

In May 1940, during World War II, German forces launched the Western Campaign by crossing the Meuse River as part of the wider blitzkrieg offensive against France and the Low Countries. The attack was concentrated through the Ardennes region, where German armored divisions broke through French defenses at key points including Sedan after heavy air…

Axis forces in North Africa surrendered in May 1943 in Tunisia, ending the campaign that began in 1940. The final surrender involved German and Italian troops after Allied offensives overwhelmed remaining positions. Total Axis losses across the campaign are commonly estimated at ~600,000–650,000 killed, wounded, or captured (with about 250,000 captured in Tunisia alone), along…

In a classified letter submitted to israel’s High Court of Justice on May 10–11, outgoing (June 2) mossad Director David Barnea revealed that the agency functions with virtually no formal legal oversight or “mossad Law,” reporting obligations for 99% of its operations, and routinely violates foreign laws abroad. He stressed that this “vast gray area”…

A local rabbi publicly announced his departure from Belgium, stating that new criminal charges against mohels and strict enforcement of medical licensing rules for bris milah have made continued illegal circumcisions (metzitzah b’peh — the traditional oral suction step) untenable. Belgian prosecutors recently indicted at least three circumcisers (including one U.S. citizen for “intentional assault”…

The XM70 was a U.S. Marine Corps experimental 115mm revolving rocket launcher developed ~1959–1963, designed to provide rapid, sustained rocket fire from a rotating multi-tube system. It remained a prototype and was never adopted for active service due to complexity and evolving weapons doctrine. Source: x.com/aviationarchive

During the 1944 Battle of Anzio (in Italy), U.S. forces used improvised “battle sleds” made from cut-down torpedo casings to tow infantry behind tanks across exposed ground. About 360 were built, reportedly invented by General John W. O’Daniel, and many were later salvaged for use during the invasion of southern France, though the system saw…

Israel employs a “highly sophisticated AI-powered targeting platform” that rapidly fuses massive amounts of data from smartphones, drones, traffic/security cameras, Wi-Fi signals, and social media to identify, profile, and execute strikes in Lebanon. Platforms such as Palantir’s Maven play a key role in standardizing and analyzing the data to map personal networks and generate threat…