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JFK's Collision: With his Killers on that fateful 1963 Texas visit with present-day pictures

      No one can rightly argue any more that the US federal government and its FBI agency worked to cover-up the truth of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on November 22,1963. So now you know there was a cover-up, you can start asking who did it – and why… “He was at war with them and they killed him before he could kill them…” . ‘One of the parties’ Brasscheck TV The Secret Service stood down… Dallas and Texas law enforcement stood down. Military intelligence, which is normally enrolled to provide presidential security, stood down. The FBI stood down. These elements opened the door to the assassination, but did not have the resources to deliver the shooters and the complicated cover story and witness elimination program that followed. Corrupt elements of the CIA and their long term friends and colleagues in organized crime did. And they did it because their very survival was at stake. After decades of non-investigation by the epical...

The cliff corridor

        The cliff corridor: Incredible road cut through 360ft rock face which is only link to Chinese village was built purely by hand 1250m-long road runs through mountains in Huixian County in central China's Henan Province It was built entirely by hand in just four years by 14 locals from Guoliang village Before that the only way up to the village was an almost vertical set of 720 steps Welcome to the Cliff Corridor, a spectacular mountain road cut through a 110m high cliff face that serves as the only access link to a small Chinese Village. The 1250m-long road which runs through mountains in Huixian County in central China’s Henan Province, was chiseled and hammered out 40 years ago by 14 villagers from Guoliang village. The corridor is 5m high and 4m wide, and winds along the cliff at 110 meters high. Take the high road: The 1,250m long 'cliff corridor' connects Guoliang village in Henan Province China to the outside world Careful driver...

THE BATTLES OF THE PHILIPPINE AMERICAN WAR

    THE BATTLES OF THE PHILIPPINE AMERICAN WAR   Second Battle of Manila, Feb. 22-23, 1899 Section of Battery D, 6th US Artillery, on outpost duty near Fort San Antonio de Abad at Malate district, Manila, Feb. 21, 1899.   After pushing back the Filipino lines in the first battle of Manila and the suburbs on Feb. 4-10, 1899, Maj. Gen. Elwell S. Otis waited for more reinforcements from the United States. The San Francisco Call , issue of Feb. 22, 1899. Aguinaldo used the lull to reorganize and discuss plans for taking Manila. The districts of Tondo, Santa Cruz, and Malate were to be set on fire. Harper's Weekly ,  April 24, 1899 edition, drawn by G.W. Peters. Church in Santa Cruz district, Manila, late 1890's. The attack occurred on February 22. At around 8:00 p.m., fire broke out in the wealthy quarter of Santa Cruz district (during the 19th-century, the parian neighborhood of Santa Cruz commanded the highest in rental prices, com...