Book title:A Memoir of Barbara, Duchess of Cleveland (1871) by George Steinman; two volumes (the 3rd and the 4th) of The Second World War by Winston Churchill; Concise Dictionary of National Biography, Complete to 1921;Out of the Woods: The Origins of the Literary Fairy Tale in Italy and France (1997) by Nancy Canepa
Turnout figures for GE2017 have been released and, while not as high as previously suggested, 58% turnout among 18-24s is still something to be celebrated.
The 58% Giveaway is our way of thanking young voters for going out on June 8th and making themselves heard.
So what can you win?
The overall winner will receive:
101 Ways to Win and Election, a brilliant book by two experienced Lib Dem campaign managers
Sex, Lies and the Ballot Box, an entertaining look at the answers to questions you maybe never knew you had about UK politics
More Sex, Lies and the Ballot Box, the sequel to Philip Cowley and Robert Ford’s successful first book
YVUK’s 15 Greatest Protest Songs on a limited edition vinyl-look CD, featuring Captain Ska, The Clash and more
Ironic Movie2: Rescue Social Tech should be Artificial Intelligence that keeps people in Equilibrium online - that means positivesentiment.(Social Bots Scripts of Social Influence 2)
Dramedy?3rd parties get involved how? It’s a critical juncture of Social Influence…
‘Let’s brag about bot accounts to Twitter,’ sayslobbyist Adam Waldman - *Fastest* to 1 Million followers in *HISTORY* of Instagram… Campaign Bots! ;) ~ Art of Cyber War.
Live and Learn: What’s *training* on Amber Heard’s 21st Century Story? A Movie?
Winston Churchill (fake vs real profile bots, black and white vs color) is another of Worldie’s Symbols… (Worldie is humanitarians, so that means we can work with many sides for GOOD!).
(History, as in how many Social Bot Accounts to go! Let’s obsess over it! ‘How much can we exploit loopholes in America’ vs targets!?)
Since Worldie has mostly *Whistleblower Types* on its board, we know Wickr is another mercenary tech platform - also used byBlackCube -which attacked dozens of actresses.
1st Photo is Content Agent Moderators/Founders/Inventors put at the bottom of the ladder (Jennifer Lawrence in Joy the movie - 2015)
2nd is a private jet from Smallville - Queen Industries
3rd is before Adam Waldman was suspended, attacking Amber Heard with Winston Churchill pic symbolism of him using a cigar (not SirWChurchill1)… Who are also is featured in this moviewe created.
4th, “She’s out of control!” - meme of Lex Luthor
Moreover…. No one is interested in a Deli Meat Smuggler!!! Do you really think they should be about dogs?! “Do you really think the CIA is interested in a Deli Meat Smuggler?!” -Sarah Walker in Chuck, scene seen below.
Care to look at this Propaganda Analysis Project Organization? It’s well-frequented in Moscow and Qatar! (Intro)
“Persuasion Techniques Detection: Propagandist messages are conveyed through a number of rethorical and… techniques”…. (Except this is open-source: news articles aren’t including social media analysis or comments via social bots). Open-source usually provides introductions to more!
Don’t you love it when Europeans come to the Rescue, while Facebook is Signalbook/military book, & well, so are the other platforms. ~ Cyber War 2.
Amber Heard’s case made us dive deeper into social bots. It’s the most severe case, but we’re creating an Alternative Ending/Universe. With Reverse Engineering and Social Network Analysis, it can be exposed…
Live and learn, you might actually think Life is Like a Movie!
I wonder what a grand finale would be? Apparently, they want this to be a 21st century sadism story!
Reminder that Winston Churchill had said ’‘The Russians I have been told are not human beings at all, they are lower in the scale of nature than the orangutan, now let them take that down and translate it into Russian’’. and that Theodore Roosevelt had said, “No human beings, black, yellow or white, could be quite as untruthful, as insincere, as arrogant, in short, as untrustworthy in every way, as the Russians.” and these were Russia’s so-called ‘Allies.’ in WW2.
Following the stirring ceremony this morning that put the bust of a British statesman side-by-side with America’s founders, I just needed to make sure you all know that the U.S. has a National Churchill Museum. And it’s in Missouri.
To witness history: Watch the Congressional dedication ceremony today HERE.
To encourage your inner Churchillian: Go to Fulton, Missouri and support the National Churchill Museum. Sign up for their newsletter.
The statue of Winston Churchill (Ivor Roberts-Jones 1973) watches over the parliamentary offices of Portcullis House (Michael Hopkins and Partners 2001) and Big Ben. (Elizabeth Tower, Houses of Parliament / Palace of Westminster) Parliament Square, London.
In 1941, US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Lend-Lease Act into law; under the provisions of the act, the US could “loan” war matériel to allied countries, with the understanding that the other countries would return surviving equipment after World War II ended. In practice, very little of the matériel was returned after the war.
In all, the United States provided over 650 million dollars (in 2017 valuation) of aid to Great Britain, the Soviet Union, Free France, the Republic of China, and other allied nations. Stalin himself remarked on several occasions that without such aid, the Soviets could not have withstood the German juggernaut.
During the negotiations with the British over this law, Roosevelt, realizing the potential of these loans, asked British Prime Minister Winston Churchill if he understood the concept of “vigorish.” Churchill, who was shitrock drunk all the time but couldn’t handle himself like FDR, assumed that the President was (as Churchill would do) slurring his words.
“Oh, yesh.” He replied. “We musht and will make a vigoroush proshecution of thish war.”
The American President momentarily lost his legendary poker face and allowed himself a small grin. “Okay, pigeon–uh, Winston. Just sign on the dotted line.”
Later, upon passage, Roosevelt, realizing the importance of this law and the solemnity of the occasion, proceeded to get utterly blitzed on Negronis and rolled around the White House singing “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?” until his aides begged him to stop.
From 1941 onward all unmarried British women aged 20 to 30 were required to join one of the Auxiliary services, which included the ATS. One of the most dangerous and exciting ATS roles was to be selected for ‘Ack Ack’ duty, manning the Anti-Aircraft guns known for their distinctive ack-ack sound as they fired. The idea to use women in gun crews was first proposed by British engineer Caroline Haslett and was eagerly approved by Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Churchill’s own daughter, Mary Soames, was one of the first Ack Ack volunteers and served at a gun site in London’s Hyde Park.
As a royal proclamation forbade women from operating deadly weapons, Ack Ack Girls worked as part of mixed-gender squads where men would load and fire the weapons with the women’s support. The three main roles of the women were Spotters who used binoculars to find enemy planes, Range-Finding teams who calculated the distance a gun shell would have to travel to hit the target, and Predictor teams who worked out the length of the fuse necessary to make sure the shell exploded at the right height.
Women were subject to the same intensive training as men and had to undergo rigorous testing in terms of fitness, hearing, eyesight and nerves in order to be accepted. This was essential for enduring the hard conditions at the gun emplacements and to keep on task while bombs fell all around them. When the Germans deployed V1 flying bombs against Britain, 369 Ack Ack Girls were killed in just 3 months. Their sacrifice and dedication proved invaluable to the war effort, as well as providing a boost to civilian morale, the sound of the Ack Ack guns becoming a well-recognised symbol of British resistance.
Read a personal account of Ack Ack Girl, Vee Robinson, here.
