"The Dirty Dozen" - South Africa's first special forces unit in 1970.

In the back left to right: John More, Fires van Vuuren, Trevor Floyd, Kenaas Conradie, Jan Breytenbach, FC van Zyl, Dan Lamprecht.

Front: Yogi Potgieter, Dewald de Beer, Hoppie Fourie.

Timo (2017). A KGB listening room in Finland. The KGB Museum (Tallinn).

The Soviet Union was built on anarchy, violence, robbery, and land grabs. Imperial Russia had become a breadbasket, but with the Bolshevik Revolution, the new government engaged in direct theft of land and food from peasants, who were eventually drafted into pointless worker armies that were supposed to give all produce to the state. Various plans were made in America to save the Soviet Union; among those involved was Herbert Hoover, whose American Relief Administration (ARA) tried to feed the new Soviet citizens from 1921 to 1923. What the American team witnessed was so unimaginable that it would haunt them for the rest of their lives. It should be noted that the USA also had a limited army in Russia at the time, which became a major subject of Soviet propaganda against America at the same time as the relief effort was underway. The above report is from 1923 announcing the end of the Hoover relief.

Rüdiger von der Goltz (1920). Meine Sendung in Finnland und im Baltikum.

Networks Acting for the Russians: The locations of Russian centers and agents conducting popular activities and their strategies for propaganda, Beirut and the Syrian Republic (1951).

A CIA readingroom report on the failed abduction of former Waffen-SS commander and politician Léon Degrelle from Franco's Spain by an agent of Israel (1961).

Jakob Lorber (1847). Earth and Moon (Erde und Mond).

General Wrangel (1963). Always with Honour.

The Nuremberg Code, drafted after the postwar kangaroo court trial in Germany in 1947, has been hailed as a landmark document in medical and research ethics. A close examination of this code reveals that it was based on the Guidelines for Human Experimentation of 1931. The Nuremberg Code is a 10-point statement designed to define the limits of permissible medical experimentation on human beings. In 2020, without either a medical trial, a lawful mandate for vaccination, or a tested product, AstraZeneca Plc Chief Executive Officer Pascal Soriot announced, “What we have here is a special set of circumstances where the whole world becomes involved in the conduct of a clinical trial.” They tell you what they will do, and then they do it, so that you can learn your place in the world.

Bloomberg (2020). AstraZeneca still aiming for Covid-19 vaccine by year-end, CEO says. [online]. Available at: https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/astra-still-aiming-for-covid-vaccine-by-year-end-ceo-says/story-zILwQMP6rzP3j01gICqXRK.html

Library of Congress (1993). Revelations from the Russian archives: a report from the Library of Congress.

"The Amazing Sassoons" is a 1968 article published in The Australian Women's Weekly (pp. 57-68) that delves into the history of the Jewish Sassoon family. This influential family amassed their wealth through the opium trade in Asia, investments in the Stock Exchange, politics, and strategic marriages into the British peerage.

The clip is dedicated to the Bolshevik version of eugenics implemented in the Soviet Union. This program was aimed at enhancing "the Soviet people" — a new historic entity that was created on communist ideology.

In Bolshevik Russia, under Lenin, the Constitution of 1918 granted women equality with men. The Family Code of 1918 weakened the power of the patriarchal family by simplifying the processes of marriage and divorce. Additionally, the legalization of abortion in 1920 appeared to empower women over their own bodies. The pamphlet from 1976, created by communists in the USA, advocates for a similar ideological framework of abortion on demand and the emancipation of women from so-called fascist oppression.

The Western faction of Trotskyist communists, led by Lev Bronstein (Trotsky), who commanded the Red Army in Russia, initiated a movement that sought to invert traditional gender roles through the socialist gay liberation movement. This ideological foundation is rooted in Eastern occult beliefs that view god as a hermaphrodite, possessing both male and female genitals (zakar and nekaba). Based on this ideology, both patriarchy and matriarchy must be abolished, leading to a world where men and women are made alike, thus creating a society where the elite and their deity can reign.

"Many officers, warrant officers, midshipmen, sergeants, soldiers, sailors, generals and admirals understand that Russia has come to the edge of the abyss. We have come to a point: either Russia should be a great Orthodox power, or it should not be at all."

A statement by former GRU Colonel Kvachkov while visiting Schema-Abbot Sergius Romanov in 2020, a portrait of the emperor hangs in the background.

Part of a Sermon by Schema-Abbot Sergius Romanov calling for the Russian population to remove the rotting "idol" and "Red antichrist" Lenin from the Moscow mausoleum (2019). He explains the satanic cult of Lenin, the legalization of terror against the Russian population, the murders by the Cheka (the word itself he explains means "slaughterhouse" in Hebrew), the motive for murdering the royal family, how the killer of the Russian emperor was killed in Poland by a White Guard, and why this history is relevant to the present time.

The overall purpose of Germany's Reichsnährstand, or State Food Society (1933-1945), was to achieve autarchy, or self-sufficiency, a core principle of nationalist ideology. Its emblem symbolized this purpose: a wheat ear, representing food abundance, next to a sword, representing its defense, against a background of the swastika, an ancient ideogram of the circulation of sunlight, cosmic rotation, and the course of the year. By the outbreak of World War II, Germany was producing over 80% of its own food.

A 1930s German poster, "The sparing wife is of service to her people!"

A U.S. Army poster, "Something to Think About" (1942). Government Printing Office. "Get a load of this, will you! Don't they know we can't fight unless we get enough metal?"

Chiang Kai-shek's 88th Division at Nanking

The 88th Division was an elite unit of the Chinese Nationalists, modeled on the German Lehrbrigade and trained by German advisors. They earned distinction for their successful defensive action during the fiercest fighting in Shanghai against the Japanese from August 13 to December 13, 1937.

On August 15, 1937, the Japanese Imperial Army bombed Nanking, the capital of China. Unrelenting fighting ensued until December 13, when Nanking fell to the Japanese.

"On arriving in Nanking, the main strength was placed at Yuhuatai outside the city walls, while the new recruits were positioned at Chunghua Gate. The main body was hit with great strength by the Japanese 6th and 114th Divisions, was eventually overcome, and effectively wiped out. The Japanese 6th Division—probably the toughest division deployed by the Japanese in Nanking—suffered 306 dead (884 wounded) and the 114th Division 260 dead (790 wounded) in taking Nanking, which again underlines how fierce the resistance offered by the 88th was. Between Dec. 10 - 11, the 88th lost three of the four regimental commanders and both brigade commanders, so fierce was the fighting."

Askew, D. (2003). Defending Nanking.

Mei-ling Soong / Madame Chiang Kai-shek (1943). I Confess My Faith.