An Interview with The Legend

Fandom Pulse interviews The Legend Chuck Dixon about his new book, GUNS OF MARS: Fandom Pulse (FP): You just released a new book, Guns of Mars, what is it about? Chuck Dixon: It’s set on Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Mars series, set a thousand years after the last book. Kal Keddiq is a thark on the […]

https://voxday.net/2025/12/13/an-interview-with-the-legend-2/

Gothic migration
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Map of Americas if all the ice melted.

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This 40,000-year-old Australian rock art depicts strange humanoid figures the oldest known rock paintings on Earth

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Nipsey on going home to the Old World

Leonardo da Vinci invented the self supporting bridge between 1485-1487

This is how it works

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Predjama Castle, Slovenia

Now they want to come for your Cloud storage, file sharing and other apps.

https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/ofcom-wants-to-double-down-on-file-monitoring-in-2026

From Northern Holdouts to Victory: The Long Reconquista of Iberia
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Tucker Carlson: Ritual piercing of the body. The shedding of blood. The promise of salvation. John Leake explains the religion of vaccines, and why its adherents are dangerous.

(0:00) The Vaccine Hesitation Heresy
(8:11) The Bribing of Churches to Promote the Covid Vaccine
(14:20) The Religious Annunciation of the Vaccine
(21:03) Vaccine Worship
(33:58) Why Do Vaccine Developers Have Legal Immunity?
(39:26) Tyrannical Humiliation Rituals
(45:49) The Demonic Forces at Work in the Medical Industry
(1:07:25) Lucifer, Pride, and Tribalism
(1:25:44) Man's Attempt to Replicate the Language of God
(1:31:46) Are We Changing People's Genetic Code?
(1:48:46) The Original War on Handwashing
(1:56:00) The Cancer Coverup of the 1950s

Includes paid partnerships.

Never believe anything until it's officially...

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/trump-team-denies-leaked-secret-plan-break-eu-nations-away-brussels-grip

🇬🇧 Men at work in an iron factory, Derby, UK, 1920s

"In colonial America, ”the very style in which one formed letters was determined by one’s place in society,” writes historian Tamara Thornton in Handwriting in America: A Cultural History. Thanks to the rigorous teachings of professionals called “penmen,” merchants wrote strong, loopy logbooks, women’s words were intricate and shaded, and upper-class men did whatever they felt like. So different were the results, says Thornton, that “a fully literate stranger could evaluate the social significance of a letter… simply by noting what hand it had been written in.”"
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