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sharkspez Jun 18, 2024

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Everyone 👀 knew, everyone knows, so I am going to say his name. He was a 🤍 white man, which I love...As soon as I saw him at work, I knew he was going to get it.

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John Griogair Bell Dec 27, 2022

“It is now no secret that the famous legend of the ‘Russian Soldiers,’ that wonderful story of a million and a half Russian troops (with horses and artillery) smuggled through England in the dead of the night, was put about by the secret service to try to check the panic caused by the collapse at Mons. It was quite useless to point out to the English people that Archangel is served by a single line of rail, and that to ship even 10,000 troops would have strained the resources of the line for an entire summer.”

https://library.hrmtc.com/2022/12/27/it-is-now-no-secret-that-the-famous-legend-of-the-russian-soldiers-that-wonderful-story-of-a-million-and-a-half-russian-troops-with-horses-and-artillery-smuggled-through-england-in-the-dead-o/

"It is now no secret that the famous legend of the 'Russian Soldiers,' that wonderful story of a million and a half Russian troops (with horses and artillery) smuggled through England in the dead of the night, was put about by the secret service to try to check the panic caused by the collapse at Mons. It was quite useless to point out to the English people that Archangel is served by a single line of rail, and that to ship even 10,000 troops would have strained the resources of the line for an entire summer." - The Hermetic Library Blog

It is now no secret that the famous legend of the “Russian Soldiers,” that wonderful story of a million and a half Russian troops (with horses and artillery) smuggled through England in the dead of the night, was put about by the secret service to try to check the panic caused by the collapse at […]

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