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Soma Ghosh , June 4th, 2021 09:49 The release of Disney's Cruella offers another opportunity to examine a history of black and white fashion on film – and speaks to our neverending delight in wicked women, finds Soma Ghosh Black marks dotting her headmaster’s register. Black-spotted white dogs arching murderously through the night. Even before Cruella encounters the black and white atelier of her brutal fashion boss, The Baroness, her story is written in harlequin monochrome. Cruella, Disney’s origin story for Cruella de Vil, suggests that we can write our own story by embracing our bl...

https://www.afinalwarning.com/521373.html (Natural News) The Chinese Communist Party would love to take down America and turn it communist, and their point man has just been caught lying, under oath, about assisting in getting the research funded and carried out in order to create and release COVID-19. It’s premeditated mass genocide. Planned. Funded by an American. Funded by the lead disease ‘specialist’ that most of mainstream America and the CDC take advice from daily. Fauci let it slip on the Politifact channel, with all his failed rhetoric, saying COVID-19 may have originated in...

  1860 George C Parker entered the world. Who was he? An American con man. Noted for repeatedly selling the Brooklyn Bridge, Grant’s Tomb and the Statue of Liberty. It is said that he sold the Brooklyn Bridge as often as twice a week, with the police having to stop the “new owners” from setting up toll booths on the bridge. He was convicted and sentenced to life at Sing Sing Prison where he died.   1926 The first liquid fuel rocket was launched, by Dr. Robert Goddard in Massachusetts, demonstrating the practicality of rockets. It covered a distance of 184 feet and attained a heig...

'They’re not forgotten souls’: New York prisons see spike in COVID cases, deaths Tiffany Cusaac-Smith, New York State Team New York prison advocates protest during COVID-19 outbreak at Elmira Correctional Facility UP NEXT Locked up in a coronavirus-stricken prison, Claude Johnson was concerned about his health if his parole was denied again. After spending more than three decades behind bars, the 60-year-old was dealing with the death of a good friend of COVID-19 at another prison. Johnson had witnessed the near impossibility of social distancing at the Fishkill Correctio...