Video: EXPOSED: Suidlanders: The real Simon Roche from someone who knows him personally: Part 1
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Video & Audio: Gods of War: Confederates: Mind Games when White men are outnumbered
Today we look at deception and mind games in war. Our topic is the American Civil War, especially the Confederates who were outnumbered and outgunned. Unlike the Union, the Confederates lacked many things. But despite these serious disadvantages, the Confederates were amazingly creative, daring and brave.
Video & Audio: Gods of War: Confederates: Mind Games when White men are outnumbered
Today we look at deception and mind games in war. Our topic is the American Civil War, especially the Confederates who were outnumbered and outgunned. Unlike the Union, the Confederates lacked many things. But despite these serious disadvantages, the Confederates were amazingly creative, daring and brave.
Video: EXPOSED: Suidlanders: The real Simon Roche from someone who knows him personally: Part 1
Here’s a expose of the Suidlanders spokesman Simon Roche, from someone who spent a lot of time with him on tour in the USA.
NB: Among the utterly bizarre statements herein of his activities is that Simon Roche is apparently recruiting young whites from the ALT-Right to come and fight in South Africa.
This is an excellent interview with RedElephant interviewing Vanessa Carlyle. Truly fascinating stuff.
You can view the video here: https://wp.me/p8wSEO-Gg
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In Solitaire Caesar, the Player commands Roman forces attempting to build an empire that will last as long as possible. Threats come from a variety of Civilized and Uncivilized Barbarian (non-Roman)opponents, while the internal stability of the empire is reduced. A typical game should take about 60 minutes to play.
White Shop: Solitaire (one player) Board Game: Caesar: The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire
In Solitaire Caesar, the Player commands Roman forces attempting to build an empire that will last as long as possible. Threats come from a variety of Civilized and Uncivilized Barbarian (non-Roman)opponents, while the internal stability of the empire is reduced. A typical game should take about 60 minutes to play.
