Originariamente inviata da muttley (Messaggio 2089836)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ls5exyi9tU0

Originariamente inviata da Svers0 (Messaggio 2119220)

https://www.focus.it/cultura/storia/...-mori-nel-1945

Per chi avesse ancora dubbi..



Ma Winston dov'è finito?

Originariamente inviata da Harold Finch (Messaggio 2119224)

Non si è ripreso dalla combo scudetto-governolega

Originariamente inviata da Harold Finch (Messaggio 2120817)

Inganno anti-fa mondialista radical chic spiegato da un comunista partigiano https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luigi_Longo

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Suka. :laugh:

Originariamente inviata da Harold Finch (Messaggio 2120817)

Inganno anti-fa mondialista radical chic spiegato da un comunista partigiano https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luigi_Longo

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Suka. :laugh:

Originariamente inviata da Howstuffworks

Nazi leaders distributed millions of doses of methamphetamine in tablets called Pervitin to their infantry, sailors and airmen in World War II. It wasn't just the military that was amping up on the stuff — Pervitin was sold to the German public over the counter beginning in 1938, and became quite popular. When supplies ran low on the war front, soldiers would write to their families requesting shipments of speed. Hitler himself consumed vast quantities of drugs during the war, including cocaine, an early version of oxycodone and — you guessed it — crystal meth, to fuel his long battle-planning sessions and utter lunacy [source: Cooke].

In one four-month period in 1940, the German military gobbled more than 35 million meth tablets. The pills were known to cause adverse health effects in some soldiers, but commanders immediately realized that stimulants went a long way toward the Nazi dream of creating super-soldiers. As the World War II neared its conclusion, a request was sent from high command for a drug that would boost morale and fighting ability, and Germany's scientists responded with a pill called D-IX that contained equal parts cocaine and painkiller (5 mg of each), as well as Pervitin (3 mg). The pill was put into a testing stage, but the war ended before it reached the general military population [source: Ulrich].

The Nazis weren't the only ones jacking up their soldiers on pharmaceuticals. The Americans and the British also consumed large amounts of amphetamines (or "speed"), namely Dexedrine. The Japanese, too, developed their own military-grade amphetamine, and after the war ended a large stockpile of the drug flooded Japan's streets.

Originariamente inviata da Harold Finch (Messaggio 2120817)

Inganno anti-fa mondialista radical chic spiegato da un comunista partigiano https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luigi_Longo

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Suka. :laugh:

Originariamente inviata da Winston_Smith (Messaggio 2143328)

73 anni fa iniziavamo a levarcelo dalle palle... ma non abbiamo ancora finito.

https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caduta_del_fascismo

Originariamente inviata da Gummo98 (Messaggio 2143386)

D'altronde ai partigiani (comunisti e non) si era soliti riferirsi come patrioti. Furono gli stessi comunisti a opporsi all'adesione al mercato comune europeo negli anni 50. I neo fascisti dell'MSI invece votarono a favore. :sisi: