US vs Russian Air Defense Systems More truths confirmed and revealed. For years, the world has seen Russian air defense systems at work. However, since the start of the Iran War, the US's air defense systems, like the Patriot, have been tested repeatedly by Iranian missiles, with some analysts even questioning their so-called 'superiority' over their Russian rivals. US vs Russian Air Defense Systems Well below 5% --Defeating Patriots ---
18. March 2026 18. March 2026 03/18/2026 Entire blog as a free PDF eBook. A List of Shame! Published by the Chinese Embassy in Moscow. Countries that were victims of U.S. bombing after the end of World War II: Japan (1945) | Korea and China (1950–1953) | Guatemala (1954–1969) | Indonesia (1958) | Cuba (1959–1961) | Congo (1964) | Laos and Vietnam (1961–1973) | Cambodia (1969–1970) | Grenada (1983) | Lebanon and Syria (1983–1984) | Libya (1986–2015) | El Salvador and Nicaragua (1980) | Iran (1987 and 2025) | Panama (1989) | Iraq (1991–2015) | Kuwait (1991) | Somalia (1993–2011) | Bosnia (1994–1995) | Sudan (1998) | Afghanistan (1998 and 2001–2015) | Yugoslavia (1999) | Yemen (2002–2025) | Pakistan (2007–2015) | Syria (2014–2015). Two countries stand virtually alone in their struggle for democracy as envisioned by the Zionists. Even the NATO member states—an aggressive bloc founded and led by the United States—refuse to participate in a war against Iran. This is arguably the first …
Catholic Men brave fierce wind to honor St. Patrick | Shalom World News On Saint Patrick's Day, a group of devoted Catholic men ascended Slemish Mountain, braving a fierce 110 km/h wind to honor the legacy of Saint Patrick. This rugged mountain holds deep spiritual significance—it was here, according to tradition, that Patrick endured the hardship of slavery as a young man. In isolation and suffering, he turned to God, finding strength and consolation through constant prayer. Year after year, pilgrims return to this sacred place, not deterred by harsh weather but inspired by Patrick’s unwavering faith. Battling the elements, these men mirrored the endurance of the saint himself—standing firm in prayer where he once sought hope in captivity. Their pilgrimage is more than a physical journey; it is a powerful witness to resilience, devotion, and the enduring call to faith even in life’s most difficult storms.
The Scottish Parliament rejected an assisted suicide bill by 69 votes to 57 on 17 March. The proposal would have allowed “terminally ill” adults to kill themselves. Claims that the bill was “the most safeguarded in the world” were refuted in the emotional and two-year long debate. MSPs were given a free vote, not along party lines. Three MSPs changed their vote from supporting the bill earlier to opposing it. The bill had already passed an earlier stage in 2025, but lost support after scrutiny and amendments. Concerns raised by opponents included pressure or coercion on vulnerable people and the doctor–patient relationship. The opposition included several medical bodies like psychiatrists and pharmacists as well as disability organisations. The vote was not the first but another failed attempt to legalise assisted dying in Scotland. Campaigners will likely bring forward new bills, supported by the state television BBC. #newsYrpzmnuvzv
The Norwegian Prosecutor's Office has requested more than 7 years in prison for Marius Borg Høiby. Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s son is on trial for multiple counts of rape, domestic violence, assault and possession of 3.5 kg (7.7 pounds) of marijuana
VANCE addresses Joe Kent’s resignation: “Whether you’re the gardener at Mar-A-Lago or whether you’re the Secretary of State, the president cares about what you think about an issue….With that said, when the president of the United States makes a decision, it’s your job to make that decision as effective and successful as possible.”
Make the president’s “decision as effective and successful as possible,” says Vance. Even when he tells the nation’s people to be ready to commit suicide? No way. Sorry, you and children go fight that illegal war against Iran that has already killed too many innocent people. And for no good cause. American leadership today is morally bankrupt.
There are people who will never be financially secure, no matter how big their paycheck gets. And there are those who will eventually build wealth, even if life keeps knocking them down and picking their pockets. Because it’s never actually about the dollar amount; it’s about your mindset. You can blow through absolutely any amount of cash if you try hard enough. There are people who will never actually do the job they were hired to do, even if you pay them top dollar. And there are those who will always see a task through to the end and take pride in their work, even if they aren't making a single dime. Because again, it’s not about the salary; it’s about work ethic. If you’re looking for an excuse, you will always find one. There are people who spend their entire lives complaining about the hand they were dealt. And sure enough, their lives are miserable, even when they have every possible resource to be happy. But then there are those who know how to truly enjoy life, even when …More
Archdiocese of Madrid seeks 10,000 volunteers and accommodation for Pope's visit to Spain in June
Archidiócesis de Madrid busca 10.000 voluntarios y alojamientos para visita del Papa La Archidiócesis de Madrid hace un llamamiento para conseguir 10.000 voluntarios de cara a la presencia del Papa León XIV en España el próximo mes de junio. hmtv
"Within the heart of the vast light St. Frances perceived a blazing fire of the most extreme brilliance, and upon this fire, there was positioned a tabernacle of incredible beauty and ornateness. On top of this beautiful and precious tabernacle, there was enthroned our glorious Savior."
"The miraculous multiplication of the loaves was indeed performed by Jesus. (...) God created the universe ex nihilo. If He possessed the power to achieve that, then He is surely capable of multiplying bread in a miraculous manner" (Willem Jacobus Cardinal Eijk)
Cardinal Willem Eijk of Utrecht celebrated his first public Mass in the Roman rite on Sunday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception (known as the Grote Kerk) in Oss, the Netherlands. In his homily (video below), he spoke about the Gospel of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes. Cardinal Eijk recounted an example from the 1950s in the Netherlands. A priest teaching religion at a Catholic school told students that the multiplication of the loaves should not be taken literally, since such a miracle would be impossible. Instead, he explained it as a moral story: people shared the food they already had because they were inspired by Jesus’ preaching about love. Eijk added that this kind of denial destroyed the faith of many Catholics. He recalled that in the 1950s and 1960s the once-strong Church in the Netherlands collapsed, identifying one of the causes as poor preaching by clergy who themselves undermined belief. According to him, the faith of once-convinced Catholics was “…More
I had to chuckle at the notion that the multiplication of the loaves and fishes was impossible. Heck, that's the definition of a miracle, something which is "impossible" but yet occurs.
Trump’s Health VISIBLY CRASHES as War RUINS HIS LIFE!!! MeidasTouch youtube.com/watch?v=RHzZRoOnUXU&t=303sMeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on his opinion of Donald Trump’s rapid health decline and Meiselas shares receipts of Trump’s behavior over the past 24 hours to show just how bad it has gotten.
Book of Ezekiel 47,1-9.12. The angel brought me, Ezekiel, back to the entrance of the temple of the LORD, and I saw water flowing out from beneath the threshold of the temple toward the east, for the façade of the temple was toward the east; the water flowed down from the right side of the temple, south of the altar. He led me outside by the north gate, and around to the outer gate facing the east, where I saw water trickling from the southern side. Then when he had walked off to the east with a measuring cord in his hand, he measured off a thousand cubits and had me wade through the water, which was ankle-deep. He measured off another thousand and once more had me wade through the water, which was now knee-deep. Again he measured off a thousand and had me wade; the water was up to my waist. Once more he measured off a thousand, but there was now a river through which I could not wade; for the water had risen so high it had become a river that could not be crossed except by swimming. He …More
The ENTIRE History of IRAN | 2,500 Years of Empire, Conquest & Survival | History Documentary History Found youtube.com/watch?v=KSPG9Z08_7c Every great civilization eventually disappears—its language fades, its cities crumble, its memory turns to dust. Iran didn’t. Conquered by Greeks, Arabs, Turks, and Mongols, scarred by burned capitals and shattered dynasties, the Persian world should have been absorbed into someone else’s story. Instead, it absorbed its conquerors.