[–] 54 points 10 hours ago (9 children)

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Reports That Yemeni Missiles Have Destroyed ARMACO HQ In Dhahran An enormous explosion took place & smoke is rising over the area. Yemen’s armed forces previously warned civilians to evacuate and stay away from the area, following Saudi evacuation orders issued for an oil site in Sana’a.

Footage Of A Yemeni Ballistic Missile Striking ARAMCO HQ In Dhahran

Three missiles were fired, the other two targeted the airport & an ARAMCO facility in Riyadh.

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  • [–] 24 points 21 hours ago (1 child)

    If the Yandex webcrawlers..er [RUSSIAN BOT FARM] was hit then why Hexbear still up and my PutinCoin is still good?

    This looks like cheaply pasted over Soviet anti Nazi propaganda art.

    There is also a monument in Berlin of a Soviet saving the children, smashing a swastika with a sword.

    And after some searching... here's the original image. As suspected repurposed Soviet anti Nazi art by Victor Nikolaevich Deni(sov)

    https://arthive.com/artists/30887~Victor_Nikolaevich_Denis/works/541418~The_Nazi_extermination_of_the_nest_forever

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    White Stork was a Nazi Propaganda program aimed at gaining support from The Boers in South Africa.

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/scotttravers/2024/12/24/in-1942-the-nazi-stork-leg-propaganda-plan-failed-before-it-started-a-biologist-explains-why/

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_stork#In_culture

    In 1942, Heinrich Himmler sought to use storks to carry Nazi propaganda leaflets so as to win support from the Boers in South Africa. The idea for this "Storchbein-Propaganda" plan was a secret that was transmitted by Walter Schellenberg to be examined by the German ornithologist Ernst Schüz at the Rossiten bird observatory, who pointed out that the probability of finding marked storks in Africa was less than one percent, requiring 1000 birds to transmit 10 leaflets successfully. The plan was then dropped.

    In Nazi educational propaganda it was also referenced storks stay with storks

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