MICHAEL WALSH EXCLUSIVE There is nothing in music that evokes the Spanish experience as does Richard Harvey’s melody Concerto Antico, especially when played by John Williams, the internationally acclaimed Australian guitarist.
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There was much Allied concern at the lack of popular resistance to the German Occupation in the Low Countries and France. Michael Walsh, left-leaning mother worked in Belgium during the 1970s. The columnist smiles as he recounts his mother’s story.
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They called it the épuration sauvage, the wild purge, because it was spontaneous and unofficial. But, yes, it was savage, too. In the weeks and months following the D-Day landings of June 6, 1944, Allied troops and the resistance swept across France liberating towns and villages, and unleashing a flood of collective euphoria, relief and hope. And then the punishments began.
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With much of Europe struggling to contain a second wave of coronavirus cold-like infections, a Danish professor has claimed that the pandemic ‘may be finished’ in Sweden, thanks to herd immunity. This means also that if there are waves they will be very minor and not impact on society.
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The credit-worthiness of Irish Prime Minister leaves much to be desired. For a start, his father is a Bombay-born Indian and it doesn’t get any better. Leo Varadkar is the first gay premier in Irish history to admit that he is a shirt-lifter. It gets even worse, with just a 10 per cent approval rating Leo Varadkar is likely the most disgusting prime minister in the splintering European Union.
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A protest against controversial lockdown measures in the Australian city of Melbourne descended into chaos on Saturday as police on horseback chased after demonstrators, arresting 16 and fining over 20 others. It is timely to recall that the spineless anti-White police service take the knee when confronted by BLM protestors.
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Several hundred people have shown up for the ‘March of the Mutilated’ in Paris, protesting police brutality and demanding a ban on the weaponry law enforcement uses to control demonstrators.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is facing up to 175 years in prison in the US under the Espionage Act for his publication of leaked classified documents exposing alleged US war crimes during its Iraq and Afghanistan operations. The journalist is currently trying to fight extradition to the US, where many say he will not receive a ‘fair trial’.
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MICHAEL WALSH EXCLUSIVE On learning that the pioneering programmers of what we know as Skype were Estonian my curiosity led me to ponder if there was any such person as a famous person from the Baltic States.
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About one in seven volunteers formerly healthy volunteers who received a ground-breaking Russian coronavirus vaccine have complained of side effects such as muscle pain, weakness, and fever, according to the country’s Minister for Health Mikhail Murashko.
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