title: Elmer Keith

texts: the couple moved into the town of Salmon. The ranch is owned by a family. A prolific writer, he wrote both books and magazine columns. During the 1950s and 1960s, he was well known for his regular monthly columns he wrote for Guns & Ammo magazine and American Rifleman, which explored the performance of the latest gun offerings, especially those firing large, heavy bullets. He has influenced a lot of modern gun writers. There are sixguns and loads.Small Arms Technical Publishing Co was in North Carolina in 1936. There are big game rifles and Cartridges. Small Arms Technical Publishing Co was in North Carolina in 1936. Standard Publications published a book called "Keith's Rifles for Larger Game" in 1946. There is a picture of a big game hunter. Boston: Little, Brown in 1948. Shotguns.Stackpole & Heck was published in Pennsylvania in 1950. There are six guns. Stackpole &Heck was published in 1955. John Lachuk is a big game hunter. Los Angeles, Calif. There is a browser called a Safari. There is a publication in La Jolla, Calif.Hell, I Was There was published in 1974 by An Autobiography. Los Angeles, Calif.: Petersen Publishing Co. New York: Greenberg, 1951, contains references to Ray Riling, Guns and Shooting. In season one of Sledge Hammer!, To Live and Die on TV, on the game show he is a contestant on, Sledge is asked, "<mask> is known as the Father of what?" Sledge said that he invented the.44 Magnum. See the list of famous big game hunters. The Bowen Classic Arms Gallery has a picture of an old man.The.41 Mag: if only we could do it over, Guns Magazine,


title: María Fernández de Tinoco

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texts: Costa Rican writer and amateur archaeologist <mask> became the First Lady of Costa Rica in 1917. <mask>z was educated in England before returning to Costa Rica. She wrote articles for publication in local newspapers and magazines and published two novels. She served as First Lady from June 1917 to August 1919, when her husband was elected President of Costa Rica. After he resigned from his post, the couple moved to Paris, where she participated in archeological and artistic works until her death in 1931. After living in Norway from 1932 to 1934, she returned to Costa Rica, where she worked for the National Museum of Costa Rica. A documentary about her life was produced by the Ministry of Culture of Costa Rica.Mara de las Mercedes Elodia Fern INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals She was one of the couple's seven children. The first secondary school for women in Costa Rica was created by her father's sister-in-law. Both Ada and Marian were natives of the Channel Islands and both taught in Costa Rica. <mask>z completed her education in England, studying archaeology, art and music. She returned to Costa Rica in 1898 and married a

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title: María Fernández de Tinoco

texts: man. Like <mask>z, he was educated abroad and his family were friends of her parents.<mask> <mask> was one of the founding members of the Theosophical Society in 1904. She began making amateur archaeological digs on the family farm because she was interested in learning about and exploring indigenous cultures. One dig in 1907 led to the creation of the plot for a novel. In 1909, under the name Apaikn, two works were published in a single volume. The first works by a Costa Rican author focused on indigenous people. The background story for Zulai was written last. The sentimental entanglement of two generations of lovers is dealt with in both of them.In Yont, the main character's name, an indigenous woman meets a mystic from India who brings eastern rituals and religion to the Americas. In the second book, Zulai, Ivo falls in love with Zulai. The jealousy of the caciques doomed their love. Fernndez de Tinoco collaborated with ngela Acua Braun in the journal Fgaro, which was founded in 1914, and published other scholarly works on archaeology. She co-founding the Costa Rican branch of La Gota de Leche in 1913 and became involved in 1915 with the first Boy Scout. The Diario de Costa Rica, La Hora, and La Repblica were some of the newspapers she published. On 27 January 1917, Fernndez <mask>'s husband, <mask>, staged a coup d'état to overthrow the presidency of Alfredo Gonzlez Flores and in the elections that followed in April, he was elected president.<mask> <mask> became the First Lady of Costa Rica when her husband's

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texts: term began in 1917. She was involved with the Costa Rican branch of the Red Cross. On August 20, 1919, her husband resigned because of abuse and mistakes in his government. The couple traveled by way of Jamaica to Paris. <mask> <mask> was part of a group of archaeologists in France. The exhibition of Aboriginal Art of Spanish America was held in Paris in 1928. When her husband died, she moved to Norway to be near her sister and brother-in-law.She returned to Costa Rica within two years after attending a reception for the founder of the Boy Scouts. <mask> <mask> undertook archaeological expeditions throughout Costa Rica for the next six years. One of the expeditions made in 1935 to Chira Island was discussed in a paper called Chira, la olvidada cuna de aguerridas tribus precolombinas. When her time in Norway ended, she and her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, where she worked as a teacher. <mask> <mask> was awarded the Florence Nightingale medal in 1949 for her work with the American Red Cross. She was a delegate for Costa Rica in the August 1946 International Conference of Archaeologists and helped organize the Central American Art Exhibition in Panama. She began to have problems with her heart after this time.<mask> <mask> died in San José, Costa Rica. The ocarina of the Cuesta de Moras, which is the address of the National Museum, was the subject of a documentary produced by the Ministry of Culture. There are people from San José, Costa Rica, First Ladies and Gentlemen of Costa Rica, and Costa Rican women

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title: David Biespiel

texts: <mask> was raised in the Meyerland section of Houston, Texas and is an American poet, memoirist, and critic. He is a poet-in-residence at Oregon State University. <mask> was the youngest of three sons and attended Beth Yeshurun, the oldest Jewish school in Houston. He competed in the U.S. when his brother was a member of the gymnastics team. Diving Championships against Olympians Greg Louganis and Bruce Kimball, and later coached and developed regional and national champions. He was on a diving scholarship at Boston University when he moved to Boston in 1982. In 1989 he moved to Washington, D.C., where he studied with Stanley Plumly at the University of Maryland.He held a fellowship in poetry. "<mask> is a big thinker, a doer, and a hard-charging literary force". One of the central figures of Glenville, a group of young activists, artists, educators, and musicians, was living in Boston in the early 1980s. After moving to Vermont, he began publishing poems and essays. From 1988 to 1993 he lived in Washington, D.C. and San Francisco. In 1995 he moved to Portland, Oregon. He is a contributor to many literary journals.He was appointed the poetry columnist for The Oregonian in January 2003 after reviewing poetry for fifteen years in journals and newspapers. The longest running newspaper column on poetry in the United States was written by him. He began reviews for American Poetry Review in 2015. The Attic Institute of Arts and Letters was founded in 1999. An independent literary studio, the institute began as the Attic Writers' Workshop and was established as a haven for writers and a unique knowledge studio dedicated to engaging ways to create, explore, and innovate, to generate and participate in important and lively conversation, and to reflect on ideas, the imagination, The Attic Institute has become the focal point for a vibrant literary community in Portland because of its writers' workshops and individual consultations. Writing groups, magazine

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texts: start-ups, and literary friendship are some of the things that writers do.They have signed with publishers and agents, been accepted into residencies and graduate programs, and embarked on literary enterprises of their own. The most important school of writers in Portland is the Attic Institute. One of the best writing centers in the U.S. is the Attic Institute. The faculty and teaching fellows at the Attic Institute include: Matthew Dickman, Merridawn Duckler, Emily Harris, Karen Karbo, Elinor Langer, and Jon Raymond. He was named editor of Poetry Northwest in 2005, one of the nation's oldest magazines devoted to poetry. Appointed by the University of Washington, <mask> moved the magazine's offices to Portland and is credited with reviving the magazine to national prominence. He was an editor until 2010.Dean Baker, Gary Bauer, Paul Begala, and others were regular contributors to The Politico's Arena, a cross-party, cross-discipline daily conversation about politics and policy among current and former members of Congress, governors, mayors, political strategists, and scholars. Incorporamento was formed in 2009. The artistic group includes a principal dancer and a musician. The first pieces of original dance, music, and poetry were performed by Incorporamento at the Fertile Ground Festival. Incorporamento performed "A Ghost in the Room with You" at Conduit Studios after returning to the festival the following year. The premiere of "Ships of Light" was held at the BodyVox Dance Center in Portland, Oregon. The original performance focused on the passage of time as a sequence of daily rituals that become one's yearly experience and is highlighted by Larsen's riveting choreography and dance in "Uncharted Territory" and Biespiel and Pearl's free verse and musical reinterpretation of George Gershwin'sHe was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Book Critics Circle in 2009, and served as a judge for the annual NBCC book awards. He was re-elected


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texts: in 2012 for a second term. He was the chair of the award committee. He was a finalist for the Nona Balakian citation for excellence in reviewing. He began writing for the Rumpus Magazine. His new column on poetry quickly gained attention with his criticism of the influence of Ezra Pound and postmodernism, satires of po-biz foibles, "discovery" of the found poetry of U.S. General <mask>, and a defense of the writer Meg Kearney against attacks. The recent sequence includes Poet's Journey about the poet's relationship to both modern life and the imagination as well as a Whitman Notebook, a meditation on reading "Song of Myself" during the 200th anniversary of Whitman's birth.He taught creative writing and literature at a number of universities, including George Washington University, University of Maryland, Portland State University, and Lynchburg College. He teaches at the Rainier Writer's Workshop and at the M.F.A. He is a graduate of the graduate program in creative writing at Pacific Lutheran University and the School of Writing, Literature, and Film at Oregon State University. <mask> is one of the most inventive poets of his generation. The hallmark of his poems is an intricate blend of traditional elements within an eclectic free verse style that has earned him praise as a "true poetic innovator". The experience of lovers in Portland, Oregon, on the eve and days following September 11, 2001 is described in a single sequence in Republic Café: Republic Café. The book was praised by Publishers Weekly for being a meditation on love during a time of violence.The Rumpus welcomed the book for its way in which it "creates a kind physical and metaphysical intimacy that feels quite rare in the present moment of American poetry." <mask>. John was not prepared for the scope of the book. <mask>'s Republic Café is both expansive and deeply forgiving of human acts, however horrible, with his usual elegance and formal grace. Republic Café seems ambitious in

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texts: scope. Few poets are willing to meet head on today's broad, overarching themes. The poem is hopeful even though the story is terrible. It reminds us that we need love and forgiveness in order to survive.The work of a poet at the top of his game is called Republic Café. It should be in your permanent library. "Biespiel's finest book of poems to date," says <mask>, "Republic Café builds on Biespiel's strengths as a lyric poet with a social conscience, a latter-day Romantic in a skeptical time." Republic Café is both personal and political, like its forebear, Walt Whitman. This is a postmodernist's interpretation of Romanticism. <mask>l reinvented poetry in Republic Café by mating a love poem with a historical narrative. The size of a pinprick is revealed here to be as infinite as the universe.The poet casts out his powerful form and original vision. This is poetry that changes the reader. The shift in <mask>'s work in probing the intersection between traditional and invented forms and back to the unfurled expansive style of Shattering Air was marked by the publication of Charming Gardeners: Charming Gardeners. "<mask>'s poems echo Walt Whitman and can be prophetic," the starred review stated. Publishers Weekly said that the book was "unguarded friendship, attentive to a poet with much to say, and his looks at U.S. history are at once informative and grand." The review praises the book's "meditations on politics, from a poet known for his prose about culture and politics, and praises the poems as successors to Richard Hugo' 31 Letters and 13 Dreams." The poems in Charming Gardeners weave together the beauty of nature and the trials of humanity, according to City Arts.Open Books stated that to open Charming Gardeners is to unwrap a packet of letters written by an attentive and contemplative poet. The subjects of <mask>'s new book of poetry, Charming Gardeners, are friends of his from every corner of the U.S., including his wife and son, wrote April

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texts: the English and Italian sonnet. The poems evoke the paintings of Jackson Pollock and the poetry of Walt Whitman. "Biespiel's best poems in this untraditional vein" were cited as the ones with the "clearest connection to lyric poetry".The book shows the pure and powerful energy of language that is the essence of lyric poetry. The book of autobiographical portraits composed in variegated blank verse was published in 1996. It was one of the last books published by the renowned American poetry editor and founder of BOA Editions, Al Poulin, Jr. It is all the more remarkable that in a first book, this undercurrent should so effectively supersede appearances. In <mask>'s hands, this sounds like a grand prescription. The debut collection was characterized by Publishers Weekly as "sustained by a search for intuitive truths". Biespiel has a gift for transformation.He has the ability to make a command sound like an incantation. He can use repetition to create beauty. There are instances of raw brilliance. A.V. The Journal was praised by Christie for being "poems of quiet grandeur and nobility that bring to mind an out-of-the-self Keatsian sensibility". A Place of Exodus: Home, Memory, and Texas will be published in 2020. Thomas Wolfe pondered if we could ever go home again.At the center of this meditation is a testament to Houston's diversity, but as a kind of mori for home it is a work of amazing power. As if that constant edge of anxious questioning that comes with being young, bright, and talented still haunt him, as it so often did Wolfe's autobiographical heroes, one hears a sense of longing and dismay in Biespiel's prose. This is a writer who never ceases to astound, whose prose grows more fascinating and flame-bright with each new book. A distinguished poet reflects on his Texas roots and on the Orthodox Jewish upbringing from which he distanced himself in this moving, erudite book. "Biespiel meditates in this searching memoir on what is'home' but has


title: David Biespiel

texts: no clear answers about who we are." He asked. Those who have questioned their faith will find a lot to ponder in this memoir."<mask> uses a broad canvas to present a detailed portrait of the Meyerland of his youth and his reasons for leaving." There are many poetic passages with philosophical meditations. The larger concern of the book is related to any reader who has felt a pull from afar to leave home. "This is not his first memoir, or his first book, but it is his first effort to make something out of the spiritual arcs of his childhood, a cinematic story of devotion, conflict and exile." Blurring distinctions between memoir, essay, bildungsroman, and social commentary can be found in The Woven Tale Press. Lone Star Literary Life is a moving meditation on the meaning of home, uncovering bittersweet realities of age, youth, and family with tender and devastating honesty. The education of a young poet was published.The books were named a best for writers. "<mask>'s memoir of becoming a poet will surely inspire other writers," said Publishers Weekly in a starred review. The reviewer praised the book as a "lyrical fugue of a memoir that mixes meditation and memories, spans generations and oceans." More praise followed. The memoir contains inspiring anecdotes about leading a literary life, including insights into the craft of writing and the power of language in everyday life. The Education of a Young Poet shows how important poetry is to daily life and how it's inextricable from life. The book will make you appreciate poetry more.It will make you proud to be a poet. He doesn't just make them, but his metaphors are often memorable because he doesn't just make them. A number of scenes flow breathlessly across the page to convey a sense of mystery, suggest unexpected connections, and evoke emotional wealth. The author's graceful reflections on creativity are rounded out by affectionate anecdotes about friends and family. A Long High Whistle: Selected

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texts: Columns on Poetry was published in 2015. The Oregon Book Award was one of the awards that I received. He simply shows us how to read, instead of telling us how to read.One of the best books about reading poetry. "For people reluctant to do the intellectual heavy lifting they believe poetry demands, the only thing more accessible than the form itself is what's written about poetry," Bostonia said. In A Long High Whistle, <mask>'s warmth and respect for his readers is reflected in prose that makes us care about, and be alert to, the wonders. Chuck Palahniuk is the author of Every Writer Has a Thousand Faces: A Tenth Anniversary Edition. In 2020. In 2010 it was published again. Kirkus Reviews: "A provocative and anti-intuitive manual for making fresh art."Every Writer Has a Thousand Faces is a book about demystifying and demythologizing the writing process. Failure is a necessary part of writing because of Biespiel's insistence on "versions" instead of "drafts" and his willingness to talk in detail about his own method. The old-fashioned "listener of muses" myth has been replaced by a more realistic depiction of the writer as one trying to discover and describe their subject. His method of connecting with one's imagination is not the only viable one, nor does he claim a monopoly on creativity. Biespiel offers a number of best practices, not just for writing poems, but for living a creative life. "A well-spring of ideas for how to jump start the creative process, valuable examples of athletic and visual artists who exercise this proposed method, and, perhaps most importantly, OODLES of empathy for the writer/ artist who is battling their own stuck process and potentially self." Marjorie Sandor says the book does for the creative process what Strunk and White did for style.The essay "This Land Is Our Land" was published in poetry in 2010 and sparked a national debate about the relationship between poets and democracy. "Beyond the essential concern for


title: David Biespiel

texts: writing poems, the poet's role must also include public participation in the life of the Republic." To be civically engaged in any other fashion would poison the creative self and poets have lived by the creed that this sort of exposure can only be achieved through the making of poems. Poems are symbolic for the imagination and metaphor, but there are other ways to speak to the tribe. One function of the poet is to mythologize experience, but another is to bring spiritual insight into contact with the political conditions of existence. The American poet has to speak truth to power. As soon as the American poet speaks in public about civic concerns other than poetry, both American poetry and American democracy will be better off.Controversy spread from the Poetry Foundation to The Huffington Post, with many commenting on the essay online and in print. "I'm absolutely interested in poets who are doing exactly what Biespiel proposes, and I don't think his claims are bad for our poetry," said critic Stephen Burt while lauding the essay's intentions. In the March 11, 2010 online edition of The New York Times, Gregory Cowles covered the ongoing debate and commented, "I'm struck by the plaintive note that hums just beneath <mask>'s argument: as much as it's a rousing call to political action, his essay <mask> Wallace said that poetry doesn't matter because poets aren't political enough. Wallace doesn't care about poetry because poets neglect the common reader. In the July/August 2010 issue of Poetry, Biespiel wrote, "I hold that poets retain a special stature in the human community." The title of a democracy is not president or poet.It's a citizen. I stand with those who see the nobility of the citizen as well as the need for pragmatism. On December 2, 2010, "This Land Is Our Land" was cited by the Poetry Foundation as one of the top read articles on its website. In his January 15, 2014, Poetry Wire column, <mask> wrote about something more than style. "

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title: Dmytro Natalukha

texts: <mask> is a Ukrainian politician and public figure with a background in banking and finance law. He was named one of the 100 most influential Ukrainians in 2021, as well as one of the 100 most promising Ukrainian politicians in the same year. He is a Member of the 9th Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada, also known as the People's Deputy of Ukraine. The Economic Affairs Committee of the Parliament of Ukraine is chaired by <mask>. He joined the European Conservatives Group and the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights while he was a member of the Permanent Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. The co-chairman of the Ukraine-UK caucus is <mask>. <mask> was born in Moscow, where his father was getting his masters degree.He completed his secondary education in both Ukrainian and Italian schools after moving to Rome with his family. He specialized in international public law at the Faculty of International Law after returning to Ukraine. He graduated with a master's degree in international law. Interpreter of French language. His thesis was on "Resolution of territorial disputes in international law" and he took the public political claims of some Russian top politicians on the Crimean peninsula and the city of Sevastopil in particular. He graduated from the University of Cambridge with a masters degree in international relations and politics. He specialized in politics of China in Cambridge.His thesis was about the formation of the political elite in Ukraine after 2004. He was the Vice- President of his College MCR and Chairman of the Cambridge University

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texts: Ukrainian Society. He wrote analytical materials and articles for Europe's leading research centers while in the UK. The English, Italian, French, Russian and Ukrainian languages are all spoken by Natalukha. He started his legal career in leading Ukrainian and international law firms while he was a student at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. He worked in Real Estate, Land Law and International Investments at "Spenser & Kauffmann Attorneys at law" in Kyiv from 2007 to 2009. He specialized in international investments, banking and finance at the "Ilyashev and Partners" law firm after finishing his master's degree.<mask> was a member of the banking and finance practice. After graduating from the University of Cambridge, <mask> moved to the UK to work on international relations and problems of European integration for a number of European think tanks. After the outbreak of the Russo-Ukrainian War, <mask> assumed the office of Vice- President of "Right to Protection" - an executive partner office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, tackling the internally displaced person problem. He was a co-author of the Law of Ukraine "On Ensuring the Rights and Freedoms of IDPs". He was appointed as the Chairman of the Lymanskyi county of the Odessa region in 2015. He was engaged in public service. Before he was elected to the Verkhovna Rada, <mask> founded "Lead/Augury", a strategic communications boutique firm specializing in government relations, public relations, crisis communications, branding and political consulting.On 26 June, the Central Election

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texts: Commission of Ukraine registered <mask> as a candidate for deputy from the Servant of the People party, and on 9 August, she was sworn in as an MP. He was elected as the Chairman of the Economic Affairs Parliamentary Committee. He was named one of the "Top 10 most efficient Ukrainian MPs" by Focus magazine. The co-author of a number of critical laws that have been adopted by the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada is <mask>. He called for healthy economic nationalism, which is an economy that will be driven by natonal interests, and stated that some of his legislative initiatives, which are called protectionist, are indeed as such. In an emotional speech from the rostrum of the Ukrainian Parliament he deliberately declared that he is a lobbyist of industrial parks in Ukranian, as in the first place he is a lobbyist of economic development of Ukranian. Despite his image of a right-wing nationalist interventionist policy-maker, the Obozrevatel magazine named <mask> as one of "Top 10 people who heavily influence the economic policies in Ukraine" in 2021.Euromaidan was supported by public activity <mask>. He is a co- founder of the "Ardea Alba" Alumni Club. Notable graduates that the Club organizes alumni meetings with include Mikheil Saakashvili, Borys Tarasyuk, Volodymyr Ohryzko and others. The Professional Government Initiative brought together about 2000 foreign-educated Ukrainians. The founder of the Ukrainian Institute on Territory Branding is <mask>. Alyona Shkrum was the 8th and 9th Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada People's Deputy. The article about <mask> <mask> was adapted from a Wiki

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title: David Icke

texts: <mask> is an English conspiracy theorist and a former footballer. He has written over 20 books and spoken in more than 25 countries. He was told by a psychic in 1990 that he was on Earth for a purpose and would receive messages from the spirit world. In 1991 he said he was a "Son of the Godhead" and that the world would soon be devastated by earthquakes and tidal waves. His appearance was mocked by the public. The world view of New Age conspiracism was developed by books <mask> wrote. His publisher stopped handling his books after he endorsed an antisemitic forgery in The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.<mask> believes that the universe is made ofvibrational energy and infinite dimensions sharing the same space. The Archons, a race of reptilian beings, have hijacked the Earth and a genetically modified human–Archon hybrid race of shape-shifting reptilians have been manipulating events to keep humans. He claims that many public figures are members of the Babylonian Brotherhood and that they propel humanity towards a fascist state or New World Order. He believes that the only way to defeat Archontic influence is for people to wake up and love each other. Critics have accused <mask> of being antisemitic and a Holocaust denier with his theories of reptilians serving as a deliberate "code". <mask> denies the claims. <mask> was the middle son of three boys who were born seven years apart.After serving in the Royal Air Force, Beric <mask> became a clerk in the clock factory. The family lived in a terraced house on Lead Street in the middle of the city in the 1950's as part of the slum clearance. One of the council estates built by the Labour government after the war was the Goodwood estate. He wrote in 1993 that it was like saying it was a little chilly at the North Pole. He remembers hiding under a window or chair when the councilman came for the rent. <mask> was told to hide by his mother, who never explained that it was about the rent. He wrote in 2003 that he still gets scared when someone knocks on the door.<mask> attended both Infant

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texts: and Junior schools. <mask> was chosen for the junior school's third-year football team when he was nine years old. He came to see football as his way out of poverty, and this was the first time he had succeeded at anything. He played in goal to give him a sense of living on the edge between hero and villain. After failing his 11-plus exam in 1963, he was sent to the city's Crown Hills Secondary Modern, where he was given a trial for theLeicester Boys Under 14 team. He left school at 15 and was signed up by Coventry City as their youth team's goalkeeper. He played in the youth team that was runners up in the F.A.The Youth Cup is for kids. He played for Oxford United's reserve team and Northampton Town. He was unable to make a career out of football because ofheumatoid arthritis in his left knee. <mask> played in the first team when they were in the fourth and later in the third division of the English Football League, despite stating that he was often in agony during training. At the age of 21, he was forced to retire because of the pain in his joints. <mask> and Linda were married in 1971 at a dance at the Chesford Grange Hotel. <mask> left home after an argument with his father.<mask>'s arthritis interfered with his football career. <mask> worked in a travel agency and traveled to Hereford twice a week to play football. Four months after they met, <mask> and Atherton married. Their daughter was born in 1975, followed by two sons in 1981 and 1992. The couple divorced in 2001 but remained friends, and Atherton continued to work as <mask>'s business manager. The loss of <mask>'s position with Hereford meant that he and his wife had to sell their home, and for several weeks they lived apart, each moving in with their parents. <mask> found a job as a reporter with the weeklyLeicester Advertiser through a contact who was a sports editor at the Daily Mail.He worked his way up through the various newspapers and radio stations before moving on to the news agency. <mask> worked for two months in Saudi Arabia in 1976, helping with the national

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texts: football team. <mask> decided to stay in the UK after his first holiday back after his position at the team was planned to be a longer term position. After his return to the UK, BRMB decided to give him his job back, after which he successfully applied to Midlands Today at the BBC's Pebble Mill Studios in Birmingham, a job that included on-air appearances. The murder of Carl Bridgewater, the paperboy shot during a robbery in 1978, was one of the earliest stories he covered. Newsnight began the previous year and <mask> became a sports host. He presented the sports news on Breakfast Time, the first national breakfast show on British television, until 1985.He co-hosted Grandstand at the time. He published his first book, It's a Tough Game, Son!, about how to break into football. <mask> and his family moved to the island in 1982. His relationship with Grandstand was brief. In 1983, a new editor appeared not to like him, but he continued working for the BBC until 1990, often on bowls and snooker programmes. <mask> said that a career in television began to lose its appeal to him, as he found television workers to be shallow and sometimes vicious. Margaret Thatcher's government introduced a local tax called the "poll tax" in 1990 and he refused to pay it.He eventually paid it, but his announcement that he was willing to go to prison rather than pay caused the BBC to distance itself from him. In the 1980s, Betty Shine <mask> began to flirt with alternative medicine and New Age philosophy in an effort to relieve his arthritis, and this encouraged his interest in Green politics. He became a national spokesman for the Green Party in six months. His second book, It doesn't have to be like this, is an outline of his views on the environment. <mask> wrote that 1989 was a time of considerable personal despair, and that he began to feel a presence around him. He asked "If there is anybody here, will you please contact me because you are driving me up the wall!" after he felt it while alone in a hotel room in March 1990. He heard a voice in the

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texts: newsagent's shop and felt a force pull his feet to the ground.Mind to Mind was written by Betty Shine, a psychic. He asked for a consultation about his arthritis after reading the book. <mask> visited four times. During the third meeting on March 29, 1990, <mask> claims to have felt something on his face that looked like a spider's web, and Shine told him she had a message from Wang Ye Lee of the spirit world. She said that <mask> would become famous but would face opposition. He was going to get ideas from the spirit world and speak about them to others. He would write five books in three years, in 20 years a new flying machine would allow us to go wherever we wanted, and there would be earthquakes in unusual places because the inner earth was being destabilised by having oil taken from under the sea.In February 1991, <mask> visited a pre-Inca Sillustani burial ground near Puno, where he felt drawn to a particular circle of waist-high stones. He thought that people would be talking about this in 100 years, and that it would be over when it rained. He wrote that his body shook as though it was plugged into an electrical sockets. The experience ended when it started raining. He said it was the kundalini, a term from Hindu yoga, that activated his energy centres. <mask> called it the "turquoise period". He had been channelling for some time, he wrote, and had received a message through automatic writing that he was a "Son of the Godhead", interpreting "Godhead" as the "Infinite Mind".He began to wear a turquoise shell suit, which he thought was a conduit for positive energy. He started working on his third book and the first of his New- Age period. In August 1990 <mask> met Deborah Shaw, an English psychic based in Canada. They began a relationship with the apparent blessing of <mask>'s wife. The press called the "turquoise triangle" when Shaw began living with the couple. Shaw changed her name to Mari Shawsun, while <mask>'s wife became Michaela, which she said was an aspect of the Archangel Michael. Shaw and <mask> had stopped seeing

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texts: each other by the time she gave birth to her daughter in December 1991.<mask> wrote in 1993 that he decided not to visit his daughter and only saw her once at Shaw's request. <mask>'s wife gave birth to the couple's second son in 1992. In March 1991, <mask> resigned from the Green Party during a party conference, telling them he was about to be at the center of "tremendous and increasing controversy", and winning a standing ovation from delegates after the announcement. After his father died, <mask> and his wife, Linda, along with their daughter, Deborah Shaw, held a press conference to announce that <mask> was a son of the Godhead. He said the world was going to end in 1997. It would be preceded by a storm in the Gulf of Mexico and New Orleans, an eruption in Cuba, a storm in Derry, and an earthquake in the Isle of Arran. He said that the information was being given by voices and writing.Los Angeles would become an island, New Zealand would disappear, and the cliffs of Kent would be underwater by Christmas. Terry Wogan's prime-time Wogan show and Fern Britton's ITV chat show received requests for interviews following <mask>'s press conference. The 1991 segment was called "The world as we know it is about to end". When asked if he was the son of God, <mask> replied that Jesus would have been laughed at, and that Britain would soon be devastated by earthquakes. The Earth will cease to exist without these. The audience was laughing at Wogan when Icke said laughter was the best way to remove negative vibes. They aren't laughing with you.The Guardian called it a "media crucifixion" and the BBC was criticized for allowing it to go ahead. <mask> had a difficult period after the interview. In May 1991, police were called to the couple's home after a crowd of over 100 youths gathered outside, chanting "We want the Messiah" and "Give us a sign, <mask>". <mask> told Wogan in 2006 that Jon Ronson had told him. Wogan apologized for his conduct in the 1991 interview. Wogan described <mask> as being a "ranting demagogue convinced we were all

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texts: manipulated sheep". Writing and lecturing Early books separated <mask> from his previous life, although he considered it the making of him in the end, giving him the courage to develop his ideas without caring what anyone thought.His book was published in 1991. He wrote five books between 1992 and 1994 and four of them were published by mainstream publishers. <mask> writes with admiration about Jesus in Love Changes Everything, which is a theosophical work about the origin of the planet. The 86-page summary of his interviews after the 1991 press conference questions the historicity of Jesus but accepts the existence of the Christ spirit. <mask>'s book, In the Light of Experience, was published the same year as Heal the World: A Do-It-yourself Guide to Personal and Planetary Transformation. The Robots' Rebellion <mask>'s book was accused of being antisemitic. The book contains all the familiar beliefs and paranoid clichés of the US conspiracists and militia.It claims that a plan for world domination was laid out in The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is an anti-Semitic literary forgery, written under the direction of the Russian secret police in Paris, purporting to reveal a conspiracy by the Jewish people to achieve global domination. In 1920, it was exposed as a forgery by Philip Graves in The Times. The American far right renewed interest in it in the 1950s after it was exposed. Conspiracy groups on the Internet spread interest in it. According to Michael Barkun, <mask>'s reliance on the Protocols in The Robots' Rebellion is the first of a number of instances in which he moves into the dangerous terrain of antisemitism. <mask> took both the extraterrestrial angle and the focus on the Protocols from a Pale Horse, which was written by a man who was associated with the American militia movement.The Protocols are referred to by The Robots' Rebellion as the "brotherhood elite at the top of the pyramid of secret societies world-wide". The Protocols were not the work of the Jewish people, according to


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texts: <mask>. The Green Party's executive was not happy with the Robots' Rebellion. Despite the controversy over the press conference and the Wogan interview, they had allowed <mask> to address the party's annual conference in 1992. <mask> wrote to The Guardian in September 1994 denying that The Robots' Rebellion was anti-Semitic, rejecting racism, sexism and prejudice of any kind, and insisted that whoever had written the Protocols "knew the game plan" for the twentieth century. <mask>'s next manuscript, And the Truth Shall Set You Free (1995), contained a chapter questioning aspects of the Holocaust, which caused a rift with his publisher, Gateway. Gary Allen claimed in the book that "The Warburgs, part of the Rothschild empire, helped finance Adolf Hitler".The mainstream account of the Holocaust is one of the reasons why schools teach children with the unchallenged version of events. <mask>cke Books was established after borrowing £15,000 from a friend. He published And the Truth Shall Set You Free. According to Lewis and Kahn, <mask> wanted to consolidate all conspiracy theories into one project. His books sold over 100,000 copies between 1998 and 2011. Thirty thousand copies of The Biggest Secret were in print months after it was published, according to <mask>. His 2002 book, Alice in Wonderland and the World Trade Center Disaster, was a top-five seller in South Africa.His books had been translated into 11 languages by the year 2011. <mask> spoke in at least 25 countries by the year 2006 after holding public lectures around the world. He spoke for seven hours to 2,500 people at the Brixton Academy, London, in 2008, and the same year addressed the University of Oxford's debating society. His book tour for Human Race Get Off Your Knees: The Lion Sleeps No More included a sold-out talk to 2,100 in New York City and £83,000 worth of ticket sales in Australia. He spoke for 11-hours to 6,000 people at Wembley Arena. <mask> met his second wife in Jamaica in 1997. He and Richards were married the same year that he and Linda were divorced.They

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texts: divorced in 2011. In the 2008 by-election for Haltemprice and Howden in the East Riding of Yorkshire, <mask> stood for parliament on the issue of "Big Brother - The Big Picture". He lost his deposit when he came 12th out of 26 candidates. "If we don't face this now we are going to have some serious explaining to do when we are asked by our children and grandchildren what we were doing when the global fascist state was installed," he said. I will not be good enough. The People's Voice is an Internet television station that broadcasts from London. He worked for the station as a volunteer before founding it.The station stopped broadcasting. New Age philosophy about the universe and consciousness is combined with conspiracy theories about public figures being reptilian humanoids and paedophiles. He believes in reincarnation, a collective consciousness that has intentionality, modal realism, and the law of attraction. Many prominent figures derive from the Anunnaki, a reptilian race from the Draco constellation. In Human Race Get Off Your Knees: The Lion Sleeps No More, he identified the Moon as the source of holographic experiences broadcast by the reptiles, that humanity interprets as reality. <mask> was a critic of the scientific method. He told The Sunday Times that the basis of the way science judges reality is bollocks.He thinks climate change is a lie. <mask> believes that the universe is made up of an infinite number of dimensions that share the same space, just like television and radio, and that some people can tune their consciousness to other frequencies. He stated in an interview with The Guardian that our five senses only have a small range of frequencies. You can find all the radio and television stations in the space you are in. You can't see them because they are on different wavelength. They are one after the other if you move your radio dial. The reality we experience as "life" is the same.We call it the "world" and the "universe" because they share the same space. <mask> believes that time is an illusion and that

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texts: humans are an aspect of consciousness, or infinite awareness, which he describes as "all that there is, has been, and ever can be". The Archons, an inter-dimensional race of reptilian beings, have hijacked the earth and are stopping humanity from realising its true potential according to Reptoid humanoids Icke. He claims they are the same beings as the fallen angels and the deities of the Enma Eli from the Babylonian creation myth. He believes that a genetically modified human/Archon hybrid race of shape shifting reptilians, known as the "Babylonian Brotherhood", manipulate global events to keep humans in constant fear, so the Archons can feed off the "negative energy" this creates. <mask> said in The Biggest Secret that the Brotherhood are descendants of reptilians from the constellation Draco and live in caverns inside the earth. According to <mask>, the first reptilian-human breeding programmes took place 200,000–300,000 years ago, and the third took place 7,000 years ago.The hybrid of the third programme, which are more Anunnaki than humans, control the world according to him. The Babylonian Brotherhood of reptile-Aryan priests and "royalty" is what he writes about in The Biggest Secret. They originated in the Caucasus, according to <mask>. He says he means "the white race" when he uses the term "Aryan". According to <mask>, the reptilians come from the lower level of the fourth dimension, the one nearest the physical world. Although fourth-dimensional reptilians control us, they in turn are controlled by a fifth dimension. According to Michael Barkun, <mask>'s introduction of different dimensions allowed him to skip questions about how the reptilians got here.<mask> believes that the only way the Archontic influence can be defeated is if people wake up and fill their hearts with love. <mask> introduced his ideas about ancient astronauts in The Robot's Rebellion and expanded them in And the Truth Shall Set You Free. <mask>. Robertson wrote that <mask>'s reptilian idea was adapted from The 12th Planet. The Anunnaki came to Earth

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texts: for its precious metals, suggested Sitchin. According to <mask>, they came for what he refers to as "mono-atomic gold", which he claims can increase the capacity of the nervous system ten-thousandfold and speed up trans-dimensional travel. Lewis and Kahn argue that <mask> is using an allegory to depict the alien and alienating nature of global capitalism. <mask> said he isn't using allegory.All 43 American presidents, three British and two Canadian prime ministers, several Sumerian kings and Egyptian pharaohs, and a bunch of celebrities are part of the reptilian bloodline according to Icke. The Rockefellers, Rothschilds, various European aristocratic families, the establishment families of the Eastern United States, and the British House of Windsor are some of the key bloodlines. <mask> claims that he saw former British Prime Minister Ted Heath's eyes turn black as he waited for a Sky News interview in 1989. He told Andrew Neil that he believes the British royal family are lizards. <mask> said in 2001 that the Queen Mother was a reptilian. According to <mask>, the Rothschilds are also blood-drinking Satan-worshipers, which Daniel Allington and <mask>ube argued was part of a revival of medieval anti-Semitic attitudes towards Jews. The reptilian plot is sometimes called the "unseen" by Icke.Critics view <mask>'s "reptilians" and other theories as anti-Semitic and accuse him of Holocaust denial. Critics have claimed that <mask>'s reptilians are symbolic representations of Jews, which <mask> called "total nonsense". <mask> has denied that he is a Holocaust denier. According to <mask>, the Babylonian Brotherhood stand at the top of the Global Elite and the "Prison Wardens" are at the top of the Global Elite. <mask> claims that the "Great Work of Ages" is a world government, a global Orwellian fascist state, and a post-truth era where freedom of speech is ended. The Archons keep humanity trapped in a "five sense reality" so they can feed off the negative energy created by fear and hate, according to <mask>. In 1999 he wrote, "We have

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texts: encouraged wars, human genocide, the mass slaughter of animals, sexual perversions which create highly charged negative energy, and black magic ritual and sacrifice which takes place on a scale that will stagger those who have not studied the subject."According to <mask>, sacrifice to the gods in the ancient world was for the benefit of the reptilians, especially the sacrifice of children. He suggests that the sacrifice continues. He claims that the reptilians engage in cannibalism and paedophilia. The United Nations, International Monetary Fund, Round Table, Council on Foreign Relations, Chatham House, Club of Rome, Royal Institute of International Affairs, Trilateral Commission and the media are all claimed to have been created or controlled by the brotherhood. They're very clever in their systems of manipulation, which is overwhelmingly psychological manipulation, because if you can manipulate perceptions to believe that Osama bin Laden was behind 9/11, then you'll get support to invade Afghanistan. <mask> uses the phrase "problem-reaction-solution" to explain how he thinks the Illuminati agenda is progressing. According to <mask>, the Illuminati guide us in the direction they want us to go by creating false problems which allow them to give their desired solution to the problem they created.This process is referred to as "order out of chaos". Researchers looked at the psychological effects of <mask>'s belief system and found that it resembled the misinterpretation of the Hegelian thesis. The Oklahoma City bombing, as well as 9/11, which <mask> believes was an "inside job" to provide an excuse to advance an agenda of regime change across the world, are some of the incidents and issues <mask> attributes to the "Global Elite". These incidents allow them to respond in a variety of ways. According to <mask>, one of the methods they use is to create fake opposites, such as the Allied powers of World War II, which he believes provoked the creation of the European Union and the state of Israel. They have to control both sides in order to

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texts: get the outcome they want. He thinks that the US presidents are part of a political divide.Despite the presidency belonging to the Republican Party then the Democratic Party, <mask> claims they are all pushing the same agenda of regime change in the Middle East, a goal set out in the early 2000s in a document called The Project for the New American Century. The "totalitarian tiptoe" is a process that <mask> claims allows the Illuminati to gradually move societies toward totalitarianism without challenge. According to <mask>, the power of the people is more important than the religious, racial, ethnic and sexual divisions created by the Illuminati. The bottom line of all dictatorships is divide and rule. Unplugging from the Matrix means not recognizing the illusory fault lines. We are all one. I don't see a difference between a Jew and an Arab.Both expressions of the One need to be observed and treated the same, no more or less important than the other. I don't see black people in the same way that I don't see white people in the same way. When we believe the illusion of division is real, how could it be any different? The Matrix has us if we do that. Peaceful non-compliance is <mask>'s solution. In Human Race Get Off Your Knees: The Lion Sleeps No More, <mask> suggests that the Earth and the collective human mind are manipulated from the Moon. The left hemisphere of the brain is where the Moon Matrix is broadcast from, which gives us our sense of reality.The Moon's mind is the minds of the people. Will wondered if <mask>'s ideas suddenly "pop" into his head. <mask> wrote on page 299 of Human Race Get Off Your Knees that he felt like the moon was not real. An artificial construct that has been put there to control life on Earth is what I mean by'real'. Over the years, I've pondered this possibility a few times, but this is the first time I've 'knew' it. It felt like an enormous penny had dropped. In <mask>'s Remember Who You Are: Remember 'Where' You Are and Where You 'Come' From 2012 he introduces the concept of the "Saturn–Moon

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texts: Matrix".<mask> believes that the rings of Saturn are the ultimate source of the signal, while the Moon is an amplifier. He claims that the frequencies broadcast from the hexagonal storm on Saturn are amplified through the hollow structure of our artificial moon, keeping humanity trapped in a hologram. The Center for Countering Digital Hate identified <mask> as a leading producer of misinformation about COVID-19 as well as anti-Semitic content. In April 2020, <mask> claimed in a video on Brian Rose's London Real channel that there was a link between the COVID-19 pandemic and 5G mobile phone networks. The video was removed from the platform because it was being used to spread conspiracy theories. It was also deleted from Facebook. Multiple mobile phone masts were set ablaze, as well as telecom engineers being abused.<mask> was ambiguous as to whether the phone masts should be left alone. "If 5G continues and reaches where they want to take it, human life as we know it is over, so people have to make a decision," <mask> said in the London Real interview. On April 8, 2020, London Live screened an interview with Icke about coronaviruses. He made a claim that Israel was using the crisis to test its technology and that any attempt to require people to be inoculated against COVID-19 was "fascist". The 80 minute interview broke the terms of the broadcasting code as it "expressed views which had the potential to cause significant harm to viewers in London during the Pandemic" which "were made without the support of any scientific or other evidence." <mask>'s main page on Facebook was deleted on 1 May 2020, while other pages on the site promoting Icke with a smaller readership remained on the platform. <mask>'s page was taken down for its health misinformation that could cause physical harm.His channel was deleted a day later. According to a spokeswoman for YouTube, there are clear policies prohibiting any content that disputes the existence and transmission of COVID-19. <mask>'s YouTube channel has been terminated due to continued violation of

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texts: these policies. <mask>'s appearances in videos uploaded by other users were removed if they violated the same rules. <mask> was a speaker at an anti-lockdown protest in Trafalgar Square. He stated during his speech that anyone with a half a brain cell on active duty can see that coronaviruses is nonsense. He stated that the world is controlled by a small group of people.He told the police who were present at the rally that they were "enforcing fascism that your own children will have to live with" and urged them to stop serving the psychopaths. <mask>'s account on the platform was permanently suspended in November of 2020. <mask>'s conspiracy theories have cut across political, economic, and religious divides. His audiences hold a wide range of beliefs, from left and right wing groups, to New Agers, and Ufologists, as well as the UK neo-Nazi group Combat 18, which supports his writings. A major countercultural trend is represented by <mask>'s work. Alice Walker is an admirer of <mask>'s writings. <mask> has emerged as a professional conspiracy theorist within a global counter-cultural movement that combines New World Order conspiracism, the truther movement and anti-globalisation.There is no fair reading of <mask>'s work that could be seen as anti-Semitic, according to Jonathan A. Greenblatt, chief executive of the Anti-Defamation League. <mask> denied the accusation that he is an antisemite. <mask> told Jon Ronson that The Protocols of the Elders of Zion was evidence of a reptilian plot. The families in positions of great financial power interbreed with each other. I'm not talking about a single race. This does not relate to an earth race and is a fusion of human and reptilian genes. In an article in The Algemeiner, the writer commented that when he goes through a list of people in power who he considers to be "Rothschild Zionists," they all happen to be Jews.According to Mark Gardner of the Community Security Trust, <mask> believes a "Roth'schild Zionist' conspiracy controls the world, driving global conflict through NATO and


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texts: seeking World War Three, which will begin between Zionisms and Muslims." Antisemitic claims about the Rothschilds have been going on for a long time. In And the Truth Shall Set you Free, <mask> states that the antisemitic forgery The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is genuine. In The Trigger: The Lie That Changed the World - Who Really Did It and Why, <mask> writes that the official explanation for the September 11 attacks is false. In his book, <mask>. Robertson disputes that <mask> is antisemitic, saying that it is easier for some people to accept that he actually means extraterrestrial reptilians. Jon Ronson made a point in his 2001 documentary The Secret Rulers of the World that many high-profile people <mask> names as reptilian who are not Jewish must be ignored in order to believe the accusations of antisemitism. Robertson writes that <mask> calls racism the "ultimate idiocy"."My philosophy and view of life is that we are all points of attention within the same state of Infinite Awareness and the labels we are given and give ourselves are merely temporary experiences and not who we are," <mask> stated in response to allegations of antisemitism. After complaints from the Canadian Jewish Congress in 2000, <mask> was briefly held up by immigration officials in Canada, where he was booked for a speaking tour, and his books were removed from Indigo Books, a Canadian chain. A lecture in London was one of the canceled stops on the tour. There were two venues in Berlin that canceled live events hosted by <mask>. The Carl Benz Arena wrote on its Facebook page that the cancellation was due to the "contentious nature and the conflicting statements, which for us as a politically neutral event venue do not give a clear picture." The venue said that the event was canceled due to <mask>'s "objectionable views." The Canadian Jewish News called Icke a "controversial conspiracy theorist, antisemite and Holocaust denier".Micheal Vonn, the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association's policy director, told the newspaper "You are free to be a

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texts: racist in Canada, you are free to say so and tell others that they should be as well." <mask>'s visa was canceled by the Australian Government due to his character. The chairman of the Anti-Defamation Commission made a complaint. Both major political parties applauded this decision. Shayne Neumann said, "Labor is happy that the Government did what they were told to do and refused <mask>'s visa application." <mask> said in his statement that he was the victim of a "smug campaign from politicians who have been listening to special interest groups". <mask>'s politics is a mix of most of the dominant themes of contemporary neofascism, with a few topics culled from the U.S. militia movement.He believes that many mass shootings were staged to increase public opposition to guns. He thinks the U.S. government was behind the Oklahoma City bombing. Spotlight and On Target, magazines of the white supremacist group the "British League of Rights", have been endorsed or recommended by him. The neo-Nazi terrorist group Combat 18 promoted <mask>'s public speaking events in its internal journal Putsch; of one such event, the journal wrote approvingly: Michael Barkun has described Icke's position as New Age conspiracism, writing that Icke is the most Every source can be mined for links because everything is connected in the conspiracist world view. According to Barkun, <mask> has tried to cultivate the radical right with his beliefs. The only Americans who understand the "New World Order" are Christians, according to <mask>.Kirk Lyons, a lawyer who has represented the Ku Klux Klan, was one of the opponents of the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act that <mask> spoke to in 1996. <mask> has never been a member of a right-wing group. Using Douglas Kellner's distinction between clinical paranoia and a "critical paranoia" that confronts power, Richard Kahn and Tyson Lewis argue that <mask> displays elements of both and that his reptilian hypothesis and his "postmodern metanarrative" may be satire. Public figures have been asked if they are lizards. An

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texts: Official Information Act request was filed in New Zealand to ask John Key if he was a lizard. During a Q&A in 2016 Mark Zuckerberg was asked the same question. The men said they were not lizards.4% of people in the United States believed that "lizard people control our societies". It's a Tough Game, Son! is a work by Piccolo Books. It doesn't have to be like this. The truth vibrates in London. Love Changes Everything was published in London. In the Light of Experience: The Autobiography of <mask> was published in 1993. Jon Carpenter Publishing published "Days of Decision" in 1993.Heal the World is a do-it-yourself guide to personal and planetary transformation. The Robot's Rebellion was written in London. Bridge of Love Publications published And the Truth Shall Set You Free. The Robot's Guide to Freedom, New York: Truth Seeker was published in 1996. <mask> was interviewed by Jon Rappoport. New York has a truth seeker. The book that will change the world is the biggest secret.Bridge of Love Publications published Children of the Matrix. Bridge of Love Publications has a book called Alice in Wonderland and the World Trade Center Disaster. Bridge of Love Publications published tales from the time loop. Infinite Love Is the Only Truth is a book by Bridge of Love Publications. The <mask>cke Guide to the Global Conspiracy was published in 2007. The Robots' Rebellion, The Freedom Road, and <mask>: Revelations of a Mother Goddess are some of the videos. "The Big Picture: <mask> and the World Trade Center Disaster" was published in October of 2003 by Paranoia Magazine.Jonathan, Kay. The National Post wrote about paranoia on 12 May 2011. Video Neil and Andrew. <mask> was on 9/11 and lizards in Buckingham Palace theories. The birth of Living people Ancient astronauts British anti-vaccination activists Antisemitism in England Association football goalkeepers and British conspiracy theorists. Footballers from the Green Party of England and Wales, as well as politicians from the UK, are part of the conspiracy theories. People from New Age,

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texts: A Nigerian barrister, judge, public official, historian and author was named Chief <mask>. One of the first truly nationalist historians, he was one of the leading intellectuals of the early 20th century Abeokuta. The Williams family is from Abeokuta, Southern Nigeria. He was the son of Z. One of the most successful businessmen in Nigeria at the time was A. Williams, who was a Merchant Prince of Abeokuta. Z. A. Williams Z.After starting his first business at the age of 20, A. Williams relocated his business to Lagos, where he dealt in cotton goods. Williams started a business in Lagos. He went to England in June of 1880 to establish a larger business in Lagos. He established a business in the Manchester House on the Marina in October of 1880. In the year 1884, Williams made a fortune of $30,000 and traveled to England to join his wife, who had traveled before him. In eleven months, the turnover was over a million dollars, equivalent to over one million dollars in 2021. His business in Lagos was worth $60,000 in 1884.Several prominent men and women from Lagos were present at the colonial and indian exhibition in 1886. Mr. and Mrs. J were from Lagos. A. O. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Thomas, Richard Beale Blaize, Mr. N. T. B. Shepherd, and James Johnson are related. He retired from business after visiting England in 1885 and 1889. He exported palm oil, palm kernels, ivory and cotton. He had branches at Broad Street, Itolo, Offin, Victoria Road, Martin Street and Abeokuta. He employed two Europeans and over 20 Native Clerks.Williams owned a lot. He owned over 1,000 acres in Isheri, 500 acres in each of Jebu Ode, Abeokuta, Igbologun and Porto Novo, and over 100 acres in Lagos in 1895. He owned a villa on Broad Street, which was leased to the Colonial Government, and a house on the Marina, which was leased to the Lagos Stores. Williams contributed


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texts: impressment of some Egba citizens. The only way to remedy the issues which were causing significant social unrest, was peaceful lobbying by constitutional means. The illumination of the darkness of the mass that they be brought into close contact with the enlightened elements of the community so that they may understand and know that reform could be advocated for and grievances complained of, not by beating the drum and ringing the tocsin, is highly essential. Both publicly and privately, the Reform Club held political meetings.The proposal caused uproar amongst the political elite in Lagos. In a subsequent editorial in the Times of Nigeria, the author wrote that Mr. Folarin would be well advised if he could but realise the grave danger of playing prank with dangerous firebrands which might cause a great political conflagration. In the 17 November 1915 edition of the Lagos Standard, J. K. Coker defended Folarin. He said that he has confidence in the Reform Club and that it will not clash with the government, but will work in such a way as to gain the confidence and admiration of the people. <mask> was ordered to leave in 1916 when he tried to conduct an inquiry into the 1916 Okeho-Iseyin riots. He was a travelling Hausa Muslim. He traveled by caravan in order to stay hidden.After 14 days, he published his report in a pamphlet. He found that the riots were directed against the oppressive regime of the Alaafin and his retainers than against the system of Indirect Rule. The first ever democratic election in Nigeria took place on March 29, 1920, and three men were elected to the Lagos Town Council. He was the one who got the most votes. When his friend Ladapo Ademola was crowned Ademola II of Abeokuta, he relocated and settled in Abeokuta, where he was considered one of the leading intellectuals. One of the two people accompanying Alake Ademola on


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texts: A French poet and writer on homosexuality, best known today for his patronage of the arts and for his lifelong relationship with the poet John Gray, died on February 14, 1934. <mask> was born into a wealthy Jewish family and moved to Paris in 1863. Arthur was a noted Parisian financier and economist. After studying in Oxford in 1882, he settled down in London and opened a salon in the 1890s. Oscar Wilde called the event a saloon rather than a salon. John Gray was the love of <mask>'s life. The Irish nationalist politician William O'Brien married his sister in 1890.In 1894, <mask> began to contribute on the subject of homosexuality to the Archives de l'Anthropologie Criminelle, founded in Lyon by a pioneer criminologist and professor of forensic. He was recognised as an expert in the field after engaging in correspondence with other researchers throughout Europe. Uranisme et unisexualité: étude sur différentes manifestations de l'instinct sexuel was published in 1896. He began cataloging everything published on the subject of homosexuality in 1897. These have been useful to historians. In 1896, under the influence of John Gray, Raffalovich embraced Catholicism and joined the tertiary order of the Dominicans as Brother Sebastian. Gray became a priest at the same time.Gray was appointed to the parish of St Patrick in the Cowgate area of Edinburgh in 1905. No. was purchased by <mask> and he settled down nearby. Whitehouse Terrace. Gray was appointed the first parish priest because of his contributions to the

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texts: cost of St Peter's Church. The salon was established in Whitehouse Terrace. His guests were Henry James, Lady Margaret Sackville, Max Beerbohm, and Herbert Read. There is a link between his views on homosexuality and his Catholic beliefs.According to the current theories of sexual inversion, a man is a homosexual because he has a female soul in a male body and a woman is a lesbian because she has a male soul in a female body. "As men, they love men, but they affirm that were they women they would love women," he wrote. There was a distinction between the born and the chosen inverts. He thought that the former was worth considering while the latter was mired in vice and perversion. The difference with heterosexuality was based on the idea of virtue and vice. He believed that a homosexual's duty was to overcome his desires with artistic and spiritual activities, whereas a heterosexual's was to start a family. The members of the Scientific Humanitarian Committee were accused of being propagandists for moral dissolution and of wanting to destroy whole generations by <mask>.Paragraph 175 was supported by him as a way to prevent moral chaos. In 1910, after trying to reconcile his homosexuality and his Catholic beliefs, he finally stopped commenting on the subject which had occupied such a place in his life. He focused on his Edinburgh salon and his support of young artists. His lifelong friend, John Gray, died in 1934. Most of <mask>'s non-fiction writings are available online. Poems by Cyril and Lionel. A

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texts: published in 1907. 606–622 e 762–782.It's a PDF. "AAC 1907", pp., was published in 1907. 267–268. The anthology "AAC" was published in 1909. 353–389. The origine and development of the moral ideas were written in 1910. "AAC", XXV 1910, pp.295–5 A homosexual militant at the beginning of the century: "Journal of Homosexuality", XXV 1993 (1–2), pp. 183–191. Discours littéraire et scientifiques fin de Sicle was written by Patrick Cardon. Patrick Cardon, Discours littéraire et scientifique fin-de-sicle. There is a discussion about homosexualités in the Archives d' anthropologie criminelle. L'homosexualité c'est un monstrueuse de l'hétérosexualité."John Gray: Poet, Dandy, & Priest" was published by the University Press of New England in 1991. The Man Who was Dorian Gray was written by Jerusha Hull. EPEL "les grands classiques de l'érotologie moderne" was written in 2000. Sewell, pre brocard. John Gray and <mask> wrote essays. Saint Albert's Press, Aylesford (Kent) 1963. Aldrich R. and Wotherspoon G. wrote Who's Who in Gay and Lesbian History.There were converts to Roman Catholicism from Judaism and 19th-century French Jews from the United


title: Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria

texts: <mask> was the 118th Pope of Alexandria and the See of St. Mark. His papacy lasted 40 years, 4 months, and 4 days. His title was Pope of Alexandria and the Patriarch of All Africa, Father of fathers, Shepherd of shepherds, Successor of Saint Mark, thirteenth among the Apostles, and Beloved of Christ. The Holy Synod of the Coptic Orthodox Church was headed by him. He was respected within the Muslim community as well as within the Church. Father Antonios the Syrian became a monk after joining the Syrian Monastery of the Ever-Virgin Mary the Theotokos. He became a priest in 1958.Fr. was summoned by <mask> VI in 1962. He assumed the name <mask> after Antonios consecrated him General Bishop for Christian Education and Dean of the Coptic Orthodox Theological Seminary. Bishop <mask> became the new Pope following the death of Pope Cyril VI. He was consecrated in 1971. The Coptic church grew during his papacy. The number of parishes in the United States, Canada, and Mexico has increased from four in 1971 to more than 250. The first Coptic bishops were appointed in Europe, Australia and South America.He struggled for the welfare of his people in Egypt. <mask> III advocated inter-denominational Christian dialogue. He devoted his writings, teachings and actions to spreading guidelines for understanding, peace, dialogue and forgiveness. <mask> <mask> was a well-known church father and teacher, a chief defender of the faith, and an Egyptian leader of the 20th and 21st century when he died. He was given the title of 'Teacher of Generations' for his great

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texts: talent at relaying complicated theological and other religious concepts in a simple, understandable and deeply spiritual manner. <mask> <mask> was born in the village of Salaam, which is administratively part of the Governorate of Asyut in Upper Egypt. He was the youngest of a family of eight children, five girls and three boys, among whom were Raphael and Shawki.The book is called Botros Gayed, 1918–1996. Nazir's mother died after he was born. He attended a Coptic Elementary School in Damanhur in lower Egypt, where he was raised by his older brother, Raphael. He attended the American Middle School in Banha. He attended the Faith Senior Secondary in Shubra, a suburb of Cairo. Between 1946 and 1962, Nazir wrote many poems himself, and he began reading poetry at the age of 14. He was active in the Coptic Sunday School movement when he was 16.He taught Sunday school at two churches, first at Saint Anthony's Church in Shoubra and then at Saint Mary's Church. Nazir went to Cairo University in 1943 to study for a Bachelor of Arts. A. A degree in English and History. He spent his summer vacations at the Western Desert Monastery of St. Mary. He was a cadet in the Egyptian Military Reserve Corps. Nazir was able to enroll in the evening classes at the Coptic Theological Seminary because the dean of the Seminary made an exception in the case of him.The future Pope was shaped by the personality of Habib Girgis, and <mask> always spoke highly of him. Nazir graduated from Cairo University with a history degree. He began teaching English, History and

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texts: Social Sciences in a high school in Cairo after completing his military service. He attended graduate courses in Archaeology and Classics at Cairo University, which focused on the History of Ancient Egypt and Islamic Egypt. He was an English and Social Studies teacher at a high school and a student at the Coptic Theological Seminary. He was appointed to teach New Testament and Old Testament Studies at the Seminary after graduating from the seminary. He became the Editor-in-Chief of the Sunday School Monthly Magazine in the same year.Nazir took up a full-time lecturing position at the Seminary after leaving secular employment. He was elected to the Egyptian Journal Syndicate in 1952. He began writing articles about his beliefs in the Sunday School Magazine after he was appointed a lecturer at the Monastic College. The Sunday School and youth group at St Anthony's Church in Shubra was established by Nazir and others. Many devoted servants were produced by his ministry. He was an avid reader and a man of many ecumenical insights. He spoke Arabic, English, French, Greek, Latin, and also mastered the Amharic language.Nazir joined the monastic life at the Syrian Monastery of the Ever-Virgin Mary the Theotokos in Scetes on July 18, 1954. Father Antonios el-Syriani was given to him. He lived in a cave seven miles from the monastery from 1956 to 1962, dedicating his time to meditation, prayer, and asceticism. Even by monastic standards, his austerity was exceptional. He was made a priest on August 31, 1958. Father Mina el-Baramosy became <mask> VI


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texts: despite being nominated for the papal throne by Antonios el-Syriani. <mask> VI appointed him to the bishopric of Christian Education and as Dean of the Coptic Orthodox Theological Seminary, and renamed him <mask> in honor of the most renowned scholar and writer in Coptic, Saint <mask> the Archimandrite.The number of students tripled under Bishop <mask>'s leadership. Pope Cyril VI suspended Bishop Shenouda in 1966 due to "campaigns for change" instigated by him and his students. Bishop <mask> applied the principle of popular election of bishops and priests when he became Pope of Alexandria. The conflict between Pope Cyril VI and Bishop <mask> was resolved. Pope <mask> III was enthroned on November 14, 1971, nine months after the death of Pope Cyril VI of Alexandria. The first enthroning of a Coptic Pope took place in the new Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Cairo. He was the third Alexandrian Patriarch to take the name <mask>, after <mask> I and <mask> II.Less than one year after becoming Pope of the Church of Alexandria, <mask> visited Constantinople and Rome, becoming the first Alexandrian Pope since the Christological schism of the Council of Chalcedon in 450CE. In May 1973, he penned a Christological statement that was agreed upon with the Roman Catholic Church and the Oriental and Eastern Orthodox Churches on the Nature of Christ, in order to move towards Christian unity. He celebrated the return of the relics of Pope St Athanasius of Alexandria on 10 May 1973. During the reign of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, he went on a

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texts: pastoral trip to visit the church. He was the first Pope of Alexandria to visit the US and Canada. During his Papacy, it was to be the first of many visits to that part of the world. He visited Australia six times.The first visit was in 1989, the second in 1991, the third in 1993, the fourth in 1995 and the fifth in 1996. His last trip took place in 2002. The Silver Jubilee tour took him to Europe, Canada, USA and Australia. The resolution of the strain in the relationship between the two Churches caused by the communist coup in Ethiopia decades earlier led to a second trip to Ethiopia from 11 to 13 April 2008. <mask> <mask> had a falling out with President Sadat of Egypt. The relationship deteriorated due to a number of reasons. President Sadat encouraged the growth of Islamism in the country in order to fight communist groups and solidify his own power.The Muslim Brotherhood had been suppressed during the term of office of Sadat's predecessor. Sadat pushed for a constitutional amendment that would have allowed him to be re-elected as president more than once. To make the constitutional amendment more appealing to the populace, Sadat bundled it with another constitutional amendment declaring Islamic Sharia law the main source of legislation. The number of Christians was overstated in a 1977 census under Sadat. A massacre of Christians in a poor district of Cairo in 1981 was the culmination of an increase in violence against the Christians of Egypt. Sadat's peace treaty with Israel should have been part of a larger peace in the Middle East

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texts: according to Pope <mask>. Pope <mask> thought that Sadat was becoming increasingly dictatorial after his praise for the peace accord with Israel.The presidential decree of 1971 recognizing <mask> as Pope of Alexandria was revoked in September 1981 by Sadat. Despite Sadat's decision, the Christians of Egypt continued to view <mask> as their leader, and he continued to conduct his duties from his desert monastery. <mask> <mask> was fully reinstated by Hosni Mubarak in January 1985 after Sadat was assassinated a month later. The Camp David Accords and the president's response to growing Islamism were the subject of arguments between Israel Pope <mask> III and President Anwar Sadat. After a series of protests that led president Sadat to depose Pope <mask> <mask>, he was exiled by Sadat and sent to the Nitrian Desert to return three years after Sadat's assassination. His stance toward Israel was summed up by his words, "From the Arabic national point we should not abandon our Palestinian brothers and our Arabic brothers by normalising our relations with the Jews." Copts who visit Jerusalem will face excommunication because it is not a religious pillar, so since this visit can do harm to our national cause and to the Muslim and Christian people, then we better not visit.After peace was established in the region, Copts should only go to Jerusalem. The Coptic monastery known as Deir El-Sultan was delegated to the Ethiopia Orthodox Church. The Coptic Orthodox Holy Synod decided to ask Copts not to visit Jerusalem until the Monastery and Church

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texts: possessions are returned. The decree urging Copts not to visit the Christian holy places in Israel was renewed in 2006 by the Holy Synod. In the light of the September 11 attacks, he said of suicide bombing as a tactic that: People who support and found reasons to feel good over these incidents are doing more than one wrong thing: first, ignoring the tragedy of killing an innocent group of people. They didn't think about the reaction when they showed they found satisfaction in the incidents. They are considered an accessory to the crime.They are committing a wrongful act. The persecution of Christians in Egypt during Pope <mask> III's reign was mostly conducted by private individuals and organizations. There were attacks on Copts and Coptic churches in Upper Egypt during the 1980s as a result of the rise in extremists. The police have been accused of siding with attackers. Hundreds of Christian Coptic girls have been kidnapped and forcibly converted to Islam, as well as being victims of rape and forced marriage to Muslim men. Kosheh village in Upper Egypt, 450 kilometers south of Cairo, was the site of the massacre of 21 Coptic Christians on January 2, 2000. The New Year's massacre in Kosheh resulted in the burning of Christian properties.Pope <mask> III told reporters that he wanted to challenge the ruling. We don't accept it. Pope <mask> III said they would appeal the sentence before God. One person was killed and twelve were injured in knife attacks on three Coptic churches in Alexandria. Several thousand Muslims attacked a Coptic church

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texts: sometimes harassed by security agencies. In Egypt, the government does not officially recognize conversions from Islam to Christianity, and this prevents marriages between converts to Christianity and those born in Christian communities, and also results in the children of Christian converts being classified as Muslims and given a Muslim education. The Coptic Orthodox Church in North America grew during the papacy of Pope <mask> III. In 1971 there were only four Coptic Orthodox churches in North America.The general bishop for the United Kingdom at the time, Bishop Missael, was enthroning <mask> when he established the first Diocese in the lands of immigration for the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate. Pope <mask> <mask> was known for his commitment to ecumenism. <mask> <mask> was the first Coptic Orthodox Pope to meet the Bishop of Rome. <mask> <mask> and Pope Paul VI signed a declaration on the issue of Christology during their visit. There were talks with various Protestant churches. The whole Christian world is anxious to see the church unite, he said in an address during the International Week of Prayer in 1974. I am sure that the Holy Spirit is inspiring us because Christian people are fed up with divisions and are pushing their church leaders to do something about it.Pope <mask> <mask> refused to recognise the cleric who was installed as the new leader of the church after the arrest and imprisonment of Abune Tewophilos. He and the Holy Synod argued that the removal of Abune Tewophilos was illegal and contrary to canon law, as it was an act

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texts: of political interference. The Church of Alexandria believed that Abune Tewophilos was the legitimate leader of Ethiopia. The government of Ethiopia did not acknowledge that Tewophilos had been executed. As long as Abune Tewophilos' death hadn't been confirmed, the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria wouldn't recognize any other Patriarch. Although they remained in full communion, formal ties between the Coptics Church and Ethiopia were severed. Relations between the two churches resumed in July of 2007.<mask> <mask> was involved in theological disagreements over the issue of theosis. He lectured on theosis in the theological seminary of Cairo and also in the seminary of Alexandria, where he published eight booklets explaining his view. Pope <mask> <mask> warned against the views of Father Matta El Meskeen after he died. There was a dispute with Fr. <mask> and Matta El Meskeen had theological disputes with other people. In the months prior to Pope <mask>'s death, rumour had spread through Cairo's Coptic community that he had fallen into a coma. He frequently traveled to the United States for medical treatment and, according to his doctor, heuffered from a number of diseases.<mask> <mask> died on 17 March 2012 at his official residence after returning from medical treatment abroad. He was too weak to take medication. He had been in good spirits prior to his death, according to Sherine Tadros. He was buried at the Monastery of Saint Pishoy in Wadi el-Natrun, in accordance with his wishes, after lying in state for three days. The second-most

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texts: senior Metropolitan in the Holy Synod was given the duty to take over papal duties until the election of a new Pope due to his failing health and age. Traffic jams stretching for kilometres were caused by an estimated one million mourners visiting his body at St. Mark's Cathedral. The body was taken out of the coffin and placed on a throne with gold- and red-embroidered vestments and a gold-tipped staff in his hand.Many Coptic figures from across the world returned to the country to pay their respects and work towards the selection of a new pope. People from all over Egypt went to Saint Mark Cathedral to pay their respects. The primary cathedral of the Coptic Church is located in Cairo's Abbasiya district. Three people were killed and 137 were injured in a crush as a crowd of mourners gathered in Cathedral Square to pay their respects to the pope. The cathedral was closed to the public after the tragedy. There were political and religious reactions to his death. "Preserving the unity of Egypt and the unity of its social fabric" is the wish of the Supreme Council of the armed forces.The country should consolidate with each other in order to pass with Egypt. Three days of mourning were imposed on Christians working for state institutions. The Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party's Speaker of Parliament said of <mask>'s death that Egypt had lost "one of its national icons, a man who left a void in the political arena at a critical time." <mask>'s life was a long journey of big contribution in various fields domestically and abroad,

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texts: according to a statement signed by the party's chairman. The Prime Minister gave his sincere sympathies to the Coptic brothers. He was a national character and a symbol for patriotism and the Egyptian people appreciated him. <mask> was called a good citizen and a valuable leader by the former Prime Minister.Egypt is not the country that we live in, but the country that lives in us. Presidential candidates issued statements of their own. His death was a loss to Egypt because he was a unique religious leader and a distinguished character in the national history. Coptic church will pass this hard moment because of the great legacy of <mask>. He was working for Egypt to stand as a unified front against the challenges facing the nation. A spokesman for the Al-Nour Party said that a minute's silence did not exist in Islam. "Egypt has lost one of its rare men at a sensitive moment when it most needs the wisest of its wise - their expertise and their purity of minds," said Sheikh Ahmed el-Tayeb, the grand imam of al-Azhar University.Memorials as well as criticism of Shenouda were said to be on social media. In a message ofCondolence to Copts, the Holy See said: "I recall with gratitude his commitment to Christian unity, his memorable visit to my predecessor <mask> VI, and their signing of the Joint Declaration of Faith in the Church." The Catholic Church as a whole shares the grief that afflicts the Orthodox Copts, and she stands in fervent prayer asking that He, who is the Resurrection and the Life, might welcome his faithful servant. He offered

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texts: Egypt," Clinton said. Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Egypt. The death of Pope <mask> III, the spiritual leader of Egypt's Coptic Christians, was mourned by the Foreign Minister of Armenia. The leader of Coptic Orthodox Christians, <mask> <mask>, passed away.<mask>'s funeral was attended by a delegation from the Armenian Church. The leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church, <mask> <mask>, died on Saturday at the age of 88. <mask> was praised for his leadership of the Coptic Church and his ability to work with all denominations to promote Christian unity. <mask> III received the UNESCO- Madanjeet Singh Prize for the promotion of Tolerance and Non-Violence in 2000 on the recommendation of an international jury. The award was for promoting exchange and understanding between Christianity and Islam in today's Middle East and his deep concern to pursue dialogue with all the great religious faiths and his major role in forging ecumenical links with all other members of the Christian family throughout the planet. He received the Al-Gaddafi International Prize for Human Rights. List of Copts List of Egyptians External links Official website <mask> <mask> - Coptic Orthodox Church

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title: Roberto Alagna

texts: <mask> is a French opera singer. He retained his previous Italian citizenship after obtaining French citizenship in 1981. <mask> was born in 1963, to a family of Sicilian immigrants, in Clichy-sous-Bois, outside the city of Paris. As a teenager, the young Alagna began busking and singing pop in Parisian cabarets for tips. Influenced primarily by the films of Mario Lanza and learning from recordings of historic tenors, he switched to opera, but remained largely self-taught. Gabriel Dussurget was the co- founder of the Aix-en-Provence Festival. After winning the Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition, which was backed by the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities, <mask> made his professional debut as Alfredo Germont in La traviata with the Glyndebourne touring company.This led to many engagements throughout the smaller cities in France and Italy, mainly as Alfredo, a role he would eventually sing over 150 times. The Metropolitan Opera invited him to sing as Rodolfo in 1996 after he was invited to sing at La Scala in 1990. He was catapulted to international fame due to his performances in Roméo et Juliette by Charles Gounod at Covent Garden in 1994. The new production of Aida by Franco Zeffirelli was the opening production of the 2006/07 season. During the second performance on 10 December, Alagna was booed and whistled from the loggione, and he walked off the stage. Zeffirelli said that a professional should never behave in this way. It is easy to hurt Alagna's feelings.He doesn't know how to act like a star. The role of Radames was taken over by Palombi, who wore jeans and a black shirt, for the rest of the performance. In 2007, while at the Metropolitan

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texts: Opera singing the role of Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly, <mask> replaced the indisposed Luciano Pavarotti for two performances in September and December and Anna Netrebko for two performances in December. The Metropolitan Opera engaged Alagna at the last minute to cover for the indisposed in a performance of Aida. The audience gave him a standing ovation after the performance. The Met broadcasted the performance of Romo et Juliette starring <mask> and Netrebko in high definition and it was seen by about 97,000 people. Alfano's Cyrano de Bergerac, Massenet's Le jongleur de Notre-Dame, Lalo's Fiesque, and new works are some of the neglected French operas that Alagna has been an advocate of restoring to prominence.An homage album to Luis Mariano, Sicilien, and Pasin was recorded by him. On the opening day of the Bayreuth Festival, Alagna was to make his debut in the title role of a new production. Alagna withdrew from the festival on June 29th due to failure to learn the role in time. <mask>'s first wife, Florence Lancien, died of a brain tumours in 1994 and they had a daughter, Ornella, in 1992. In 1996, he married a woman. The couple separated in 2009, but came back together in 2011. The couple mutually agreed on a divorce in January.Malena was born on January 29, 2014; she was the daughter of <mask> and Aleksandra Kurzak. <mask> and Kurzak were married. <mask> is the stage director and composer for several projects with his brothers Frédérico and Alagna. The brothers collaborated on an opera based on Hugo's Last Day of a Condemned Man and recorded an album of light music. Alagna has often sung Alfano's Cyrano with his sister-in-law. The government of France named a person in

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texts: <mask> is a British explorer. He holds the Guinness World Record for walking the length of the Amazon River. The Discovery Channel and Channel Four have shows hosted by <mask>. <mask> was born in England and raised in Leicestershire. He was adopted as a baby by Barbara and <mask>. He was a Cub and a Scout. <mask> graduated from the university with a degree in geography.<mask> joined the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in September 1998 and after a year's training was commissioned in the British Army as a second lieutenant. He was in Northern Ireland in 2000 for a tour of duty. He left the British Army on 7 August 2002 after being promoted to Captain. On August 9, 2010, he became the first person to walk the entire length of the Amazon River, documented in the TV series Walking the Amazon on Channel 5. On April 2, 2008, <mask> began his expedition with a friend. <mask> and his guide, Cho Snchez Rivera, finished the journey after three months. He tried to raise money for several charities.<mask> ran out of money halfway through his hike and had to rely on making YouTube videos asking viewers for money. He said it was "crowdfunding before it had even been invented". When he arrived in an isolated settlement the same day a community member went missing, he was held up at gun and bow and arrow and arrested for both drug and murder. After being locked in a hut for eight hours, he was allowed to continue his journey. <mask> was on the cover of the Royal Geographical Society's magazine. Diane Sawyer made <mask> a "person of the week" in May of 2008. <mask>'s accomplishment of walking the Amazon river is said to be in the top league of expeditions past and present.<mask> was awarded European Adventurer of the Year in a ceremony in Sweden in March of 2011. <mask>'s achievement was recognised by

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