Big Red @RedMoore2015

A battalion of riflemen, dug in at a lonely desert outpost with a handful of little anti-tank guns, found itself in the path of the massed German and Italian armor at El Alamein, and over one furious day it wrecked more than fifty tanks. When one gun's crew was shot down to two men, the battalion's colonel knelt and served as the loader himself. Lieutenant-Colonel Victor Turner won the Victoria Cross at the defense of Outpost Snipe. It was part of the great battle I told you about yesterday, Montgomery's offensive at El Alamein. On the 27th of October 1942, Turner's battalion of the Rifle Brigade, with its six-pounder anti-tank guns, had pushed forward in the dark to seize a desert position codenamed Snipe, a shallow depression out ahead of the British lines, in the area of the fighting around the Kidney feature. When dawn came they found themselves horribly exposed, isolated out in front, and right in the path of the German and Italian counterattacks, as Axis tanks tried to drive back the British advance. What followed was one of the classic anti-tank actions of the war. All day the German and Italian armor came at them, wave after wave, and all day Turner's gunners fought them off. The six-pounder was a new and effective gun, and the riflemen used it brilliantly, holding their fire until the tanks were close, then knocking them out, gun duels at short range across the desert, the little outpost wreathed in smoke and dust, ammunition running low, guns and crews being knocked out one by one. The battalion beat off counterattack after counterattack by something like ninety tanks, destroying or crippling more than fifty of them over the course of the day, a staggering toll. Turner was everywhere through it, moving from gun to gun under fire, directing the defense, steadying his men, redistributing the dwindling ammunition. At one point a six-pounder crew was shot down until only an officer and a sergeant were left to work it, and Turner himself knelt in beside them and acted as the loader, and the three of them together knocked out five more tanks. He was wounded in the head during the fighting but kept on directing the battle. The stand at Snipe was a small epic of the desert war, a single battalion holding an exposed outpost and gutting the enemy armor sent to crush it, exactly the kind of attrition that was breaking Rommel's tank strength day by day in the larger battle. Turner's Victoria Cross recognized a commander who held an impossible position through a day of massed tank assault and got down to load a gun himself when the crews were gone. He survived his wounds and the war. Outpost Snipe became one of the proud names of El Alamein, the place where the riflemen stood and the tanks burned.

He was 28 when he saw Nazi soldiers dragging children out of an orphanage. That day, he knew he could no longer stand by and watch. On August 7, 1942, in the town of Boryslaw, in Nazi-occupied Poland, a young German manager named Berthold Beitz witnessed a scene that would change his life forever. The SS were clearing out a Jewish orphanage, forcing terrified young children onto trucks heading toward extermination camps. Beitz was not a politician, a soldier, or a member of an underground resistance movement. He was simply a commercial director for the Carpathians Oil Company, tasked with keeping local oil fields running for the war effort. Yet, seeing that moment of cruelty made it impossible for him to stay silent. He went home that evening to his wife, Else, and their young daughter, deeply shaken by what he had seen. "We cannot just sit here and watch this happen," he told his wife as they spoke about the roundups. "If we have the power to stop even a small part of it, we have a duty to act." Because oil was essential to the military, people working in the industry received temporary protection from deportation. Beitz realized he could use his position to save lives. He began issuing official work permits and forging documents for people who had no technical background at all. A local tailor became a specialized oil technician on paper. A barber was listed as a vital machine operator. A scholar was registered as a crucial field assistant. By signing these documents, Beitz turned men and women condemned to death into essential workers for the German war effort. His actions did not end at his desk. When deportation trains arrived at the station, Beitz walked directly onto the platforms alongside SS officers. He pointed into overcrowded cattle cars, picked out specific individuals, and declared that they were indispensable to the oil refineries. On many occasions, his bold approach worked, and people were pulled off the trains moments before departure. At the same time, Else Beitz turned their house into a secret sanctuary. She hid Jewish children and families in their attic, cellar, and quiet back rooms while Gestapo patrols searched the neighborhood. Both Berthold and Else knew that a single thorough inspection would mean death for their entire family, but they chose to keep helping anyway. In 1943, the Gestapo discovered forged documents bearing Beitz's signature and brought him in for interrogation. Despite intense pressure and direct threats, he managed to avoid arrest because the German military desperately needed his skills to keep the oil fields running. As soon as he was released, he went right back to saving lives. By the end of World War II, Berthold and Else Beitz had directly saved about eight hundred men, women, and children. Over the decades, those survivors rebuilt their lives, had children, and welcomed grandchildren. Today, thousands of people exist because one couple refused to look away. After the war, Beitz became one of Germany's most prominent industrial leaders. Yet, he rarely bragged about his wartime actions. When asked why he risked everything for strangers, he kept his answer simple: "It was not heroism. I was simply a human being watching what was happening, and I could not turn away." Yad Vashem later recognized both Berthold and Else Beitz as Righteous Among the Nations. Berthold passed away on July 30, 2013, just days before his one hundredth birthday. Most people like to believe they would stand up against injustice if they lived through a dark period of history. Yet millions of ordinary people in the 1940s chose comfort and safety over doing what was right. Eight hundred people survived because a young couple decided that humanity mattered more than fear. Today, those eight hundred lives have bloomed into thousands of children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Love and courage truly carry a ripple effect that outlasts the darkest moments of human history ♥️♥️

Keir Starmer banned me from the UK in May. Today I walked right in! The Home Office tried to keep me out of Britain. I’m back, and tomorrow I'll be covering Tommy Robinson’s trial.

This video is very important for Europe. It shows that those who loot, destroy cars, set fires and cause chaos speak Arabic. And if they speak Arabic, they are not Europeans. Let's assume many people won't want this video to spread, because it tells too much truth.

This is boxloads of machetes and zombie knives delivered to an 11 bedroom HMO the landlord unsurprisingly named Kamber Ramadani of London. If you don’t think other foreigners care of this government aren’t armed then you need to give your head a wobble

For fourteen years, everyone thought U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant John Chapman died in the first two minutes on top of a freezing 10,000-foot mountain in Afghanistan. Then modern image technology unlocked the thermal camera footage recorded by a Predator drone circling high in the clouds on March 4, 2002. When Pentagon investigators watched the enhanced screen, hardened combat generals broke down in tears. Because the video proved that after everyone else had left the mountain peak, John Chapman woke up alone in the snow and fought an entire army by himself. That night on the peak of Takur Ghar, thirty-six-year-old Chapman, a father of two little girls from Connecticut, had charged uphill through thigh-deep snow alone to silence an enemy bunker and save his pinned-down team. Hit from a second bunker, he fell motionless. Believing he was dead, the surviving team was forced to retreat down the ridge. Chapman was not dead. The drone footage showed him regaining consciousness in the pitch-black snow, surrounded on three sides by enemy fighters, with nine separate wounds in his body. In total darkness, with no comrade beside him and nobody on earth watching except a silent camera in the sky, he refused to surrender. For more than an hour, he fought from inside the bunker, killing an enemy fighter in bare-handed close combat when they tried to rush him. Then, at dawn, Chapman heard the heavy thump of rotor blades in the mist. An American Chinook helicopter carrying twenty-three U.S. Army Rangers was flying straight toward the peak to rescue him, right into the sights of an enemy rocket launcher. Chapman knew that if he stayed safe inside the rock bunker, those twenty-three young Americans in the helicopter would be blown out of the sky. So on the thermal video, investigators watched John Chapman deliberately climb out of the bunker, stand up tall in the open snow, and fire into the enemy positions to draw every machine gun on the mountain onto his own chest. He died in the snow as the sun rose, shielding the incoming helicopter with his life. True bushido is what a warrior does when he thinks nobody will ever know his story. The sky was watching, John. And America will remember your name forever.

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GB News @GBNEWS

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BREAKING: 'Syrian migrant' charged with murder after body discovered in wheelie bin off UK waterfront gbnews.com/news/migrant-c…

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France, Nice. Patriots on the march: "Touche pas a ma ville." [Don't touch my city]. Look at the difference. No looting. No smashed shop windows. No burned cars. Walking on the tram tracks, clapping, orderly. Police just watch. Last night in Nice the patriots won. They clashed with Antifa and Islamists. And they won.

ABSOLUTELY!!! MOSQUES shouldn’t be built here either.

Boer remains calm and shoots 3 carjackers in South Africa, all whilst covering his daughter from the gang. 1 suspect dead and the others run and leave him to die. Whites in South Africa are constant targets in the "rainbow nation". The only refugees Europe should accept.

The police know he is fat, tall and bald, but can’t tell us if he is white, black or brown. Which means he is either black or brown. If he was white - we would all know.

We don’t need free movement, we don’t need immigration, we don’t need endless third world migrants. We need to get healthy British men and women currently claiming benefits back into work. Millions of them. It is that simple.

Six police surround myself and my wife and arrest us at home. This is from the police bodycam footage. We’re currently taking action against Bedfordshire police for this outrageous arrest. Myself and my wife were clearly soft targets, not exactly hardened criminals but they handcuffed both anyway …all charges dropped after a couple of months with no apology or explanation. The children were terrorised and they’ll never trust the police again.

@Erin_Vibes 100%.

@veiledleaks Bang on.

🚨🇬🇧 An English girl was sexually assaulted at school by four young Pakistani Muslim immigrants and is afraid to return to classes. Now her friends are protesting to demand the deportation of these immigrant families. Do you support them?

This is Simon Bennett, a Conservative Councillor for Wolverhampton. He reported a 15-year-old to the police for online trolling. He is a 100% certified GARGANTUAN, snowflake, snivelling wanker.

Mean Poland. Why won't they allow this nice man to invade.

Deep Leaks @DeepLeaksHQ

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Illegal Migrants complain that they are not allowed to cross the Polish border: “We want to enter Poland, but they won’t let us. They are threatening to harm us if we try to cross over. I want to go to Poland or Germany to have a good life.” Poland says NO to Open Borders! 🇵🇱

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Illegal Migrants complain that they are not allowed to cross the Polish border: “We want to enter Poland, but they won’t let us. They are threatening to harm us if we try to cross over. I want to go to Poland or Germany to have a good life.” Poland says NO to Open Borders! 🇵🇱 Every country needs to be like Poland

No big headline for this 👇 Labour fined £14,250. Reform fined £2,187. Guess which one the left-wing press shouted about? In 2023 Labour was fined £14,250 by the Electoral Commission for failing to declare donations properly. 20 separate breaches. Big money, real reporting failures. No big headlines on The London Economic. No pile-on. This week Reform was fined £1,750 for missing small print on three social media pages and an advert. Paid it a month late so it went to £2,187. That's it. Admin. But that one is everywhere. Screenshots, outrage, "Reform in trouble." Same regulator. Same type of mistake. One fine seven times bigger than the other. Only one gets turned into a scandal - and it's the one for Farage. Tell you everything you need to know about the left-wing press. 🤦