35 Burst results for "Normandy"
The Eric Metaxas Show
John and Eric Discuss the Concepts of Justice and Retribution
"Were just saying that the boys who climbed the cliffs, the boys who went into machine gun fire from the Nazis, that their goal was to kill German soldiers. Or at least wounded incapacitate and take them prisoner. Okay. The point is you stop them from committing violence. That's the point. Exactly, innocent. And if you and you're allowed to get angry, you're allowed to have a group, all the things that these simpering weakling Christians denounce, they want them. They want the cops to have camaraderie if they have to save their kids from kidnappers. They want the soldiers who landed at Normandy. They don't want them to be a bunch of Amish, who are going to waive bibles. They want people who are going to shoot guns at the Nazis. Okay, now, but let's be clear. And this is kind of the point. We talk about Lincoln, when Lincoln said, with malice toward none. He showed tremendous grace and magnanimity magnanimity toward his defeated enemies. Once they were defeated, once they were defeated, Lincoln did not say in 1860 and 61 and 62 and 63. He did not then say, let's not be so hard on these confederates who are trying to destroy the United States of America and who believe in chattel slavery. He recognized them as enemies. When Jesus said love your enemies, he didn't say they are not your enemies. He said they are your enemies. So first of all, it's like the man who tried to kill the Pope by John Paul the second. The Pope prayed with him after he'd been apprehended and put in prison. The Pope didn't say, let's be generous and let him out of prison. Why? Because then he will try to kill other people potentially. So the fact that people are so sloppy about this and that people don't understand when Donald Trump says, I want to bring justice. I want to bring whatever. He is not saying, okay? That he is going to bathe in the blood of his victims. But what he is saying is we need to bring about justice. We
The Charlie Kirk Show
What Should We Do About the Student Loan Scam?
"We do about this? Well, this is one of the major issues facing facing young people. And while I don't think the American taxpayer specifically you should have to bail out somebody's bad decisions, I do think that there needs to be some compassion and some movement towards holding somebody accountable. And that somebody, I think, should be these university sitting on these massive cash piles. This one right here, what a great email. This one, and I responded to it. Charlie, I paid back $24,000 in student loans. Plus, I paid $50,000 of my two daughter student loans. Do I get a bailout? Now, the left is not moved by this argument. They say, oh, you have money. You have rich parents wait a second. You know how many parents sacrificed for decades? Took modest vacations or no vacations at all, didn't go out to eat as much to try to build the college fund. We are one of the most troubling financial trends in America is how we are disincentivizing, saving a nation that saves is a nation that lasts. Now, how are we disincentivizing saving? Well, first of all, artificially low interest rates for 20 years has encouraged reckless spending and mal investment. That's why we are going to go through a recession because some of these bad investments need to pop. You can't keep on subsidizing bad businesses through all this government money and expect that to be a sustainable business model. They're going to have to be ten to 15 to 20% of businesses that have to go through either laying off employees, closing down altogether, merging, getting acquired, America is at its best, or was at its best when delayed gratification was a core value. The west was built on delayed gratification. That seems so simple and so obvious, yet it is so rare to hear a leader say that. Our national debt, which is now $31 trillion, is a byproduct of not believing in delayed gratification. The student loan crisis, a nation that storms Normandy beach that we saw in World War II by definition was saying, I might die so that my grandkids can live free.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Disney Has Produced Another Anti-American Kid’s Show
"Hour, and if you don't get all three hours, you can. At prager topia without commercials, prager topia dot com. I played for you an hour an hour, a minute and 45 second cartoon put out by the Disney corporation, if you patronize anything Disney does, you are hurting the United States of America, and you were hurting the cause of truth. You have there is absolutely no justification for purchasing a Disney product at this time. Our task is to get rid of the leadership who have ruined that and are ruining children. Their lie they spread lies the entire video is black built this country. Slaves built the country slaves built the country slaves built the country. It's a cartoon. It's a white hating America hating truth hating cartoon put out by Disney. So I have to repeat again, shame on you if you buy any Disney product. I'm not asking you to storm the beaches of Normandy against Nazi machine guns. I'm asking you to help save truth, liberty in the country. By boycotting everything that Disney produces. Their parks should be empty or just leftists should be should go there. But since leftists have so many fewer children than conservatives, it's very hard to rely. They were lying on conservatives who are lazy. And it's easier because your kid, I'll take me to Disney World. Why don't you tell your kid Disney World is hurting the United States of America, which I love, and therefore, my dear grandchild, I'm not taking you.
77WABC Radio
"normandy" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Will always remember we will never forget what the boys of Normandy did. Well, let's help her keep her work. If we forget what we did, we won't know who we are. I'm warning of an eradication of that of the American memory that could result ultimately in an erosion of the American spirit. Let's start with some basics. More attention to American history and a greater emphasis on civic ritual. And let me offer lesson number one about America. All great change in America begins at the dinner table. So tonight in the kitchen, I hope the talking begins. And children, if your parents haven't been teaching you what it means to be an American, let them know and mail them on it. That would be a very American thing to do. Let us do the American thing because that's what we've got to do. So again, I think it's important that we don't just speak out for what we're against, but we speak out for what it is that we are for, what we support, and what we aspire to be, the great America that we once were, we're going to get back to being that. But the only way we do that is if we try. I think so many of us have thrown our hands up and said, yeah, I've had enough. No mass, but we can't. We have to stick through this fight because America is worth it. Our children are worth it. And the future of this country depends on it if we want to have the country we once had. So straight ahead, we'll continue on this conversation and a lot more 877-381-3811. Your calls and more. I am rich valdes valdes with an S and I'm in for the great one. Folks,
Bloomberg Radio New York
"normandy" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is a lot like we are in war. I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. That is my appreciation. To president Putin. In 2019, we had a Normandy meeting in 2019. I became the president of Ukraine and at that time we were sending maximum messages to president Putin. Telling him that there shouldn't be a full scale invasion to stop aggression to renew our territory territorial integrity to find diplomatic solution or God forbid we should not have a full scale war at that time he said it won't happen. He was lying. So what kind of message I can send him after he actually. Destroyed our life is destroying our life. He can even go further somewhere where the Soviet Union state before this. So he might want to innovate those territories too. I believe that there is something more about his inadequate approach to the world. Why we need to send him a message. He needs to be interested in getting attention from the world because he is not a subject of civilized people. He should be interested in trying to save something of his culture and history of his country. So that's his problem now. Gonna do something. This will be the last question. When the full scale invasion started U.S. officials said that Ukraine can not receive petros, because as you said, it might be unnecessary escalation. And now it is happening right now today. It is happening. And now Ukraine desperately needs more capabilities, including long-range missiles, attackers. Maybe I sound naive, but can we make long story short and give Ukraine all capabilities it needs and liberate all territories aroused
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"normandy" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"And I think that this really helps draw the discussion down different lines, different parallels that maybe we weren't necessarily thinking of. When I do a lot of these podcasts, it's very easy to contain yourself into that one discussion. And so I'm really happy that a lot of you guys jumped in to answer this. When it comes to captain brain lapse who's in our Discord, he says, I think having your ship feel truly distinct in like a second home is pretty important. I'm thinking of mass effect and having the norming always there that you can chill at. You know, I'm going to agree and I'm not going to disagree at all. I'm going to agree. I think that that is fantastic. I think that the Normandy was so shallow, though, that quite quickly, I became very disenchanted with the Normandy. So let me explain myself here real quick. There were all these hubs that you could go to in mass effect. And so I felt that your ship would be a hub. So at minimum, maybe especially for the 360, which I don't know if you guys remember the 360 let you listen to your own audio while you were playing a game. You could actually turn on an MP3 player. The lack of, let's say, an MP3 player inside of the captain's quarters or the lack of really being able to do much other than feed the fish really let me down in mass effect. Strangely enough, I think I just went in there, thinking, okay, it's going to be this, it's going to be that. And it let me down. But I think your idea, and of course, you're right because your answer is right for whoever you are. I think mass effect is a good example, the Normandy is a ship people talk about and they know. And once you get to that point, that's what matters is that feeling of ownership, I think, is really what you meant, which
Dr. Drew Podcast
"normandy" Discussed on Dr. Drew Podcast
"Forward slash drew and use that offer code drew. But it's like this 9 month process or 7 month process. And he lays, it's one of the first big sieges of the war. They end up surrendering on the 4th of July. It's a more impressive victory than Gettysburg, which happens like the next day. But what grant you're right, what grant learns from that is like, I have more manpower, I have more time, right? I have more resources and by the way, like I'm down in their territory. This is their problem, right? He realizes that if he doesn't quit, he wins. Basically, every time. And when he goes when he goes east, he takes over for mcclellan, he says, they go, how long are you going to fight it out, you know? And he says, I intend to hold this line and fight it out on this line, even if it takes all summer. And so you're totally right. At the end of the day, what he really realizes is not quitting is how he wins this war. Which is how you win in life, right? That's not to say, again, you can't ever walk away from stuff, but as long as you don't quit in the larger sense, you know, you're always in the game. Well, this goes back to the book, which is that if you're going to be like that, you really better be using those frontal lobes. You better be creative thinking, realistic, in reality. What are the stoics have to say about being in reality? That's the other thing I've noticed these days. I'm wondering if the discipline of destiny has anything to do with that. Because so many people, I think, are not, I don't know, we live in a day when reality begs them alternative, you know, it sort of post structuralism tells us that everything is just sort of relative and it's nothing. And I've noticed it made people believe things that aren't true get steeped in ideologies, lose track because they're not, they don't have their feet on the ground. They don't know where the ground is, where the sky is. The stoics have much to say about that. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I suppose they do. I talk a little bit about this and you go as the enemy too, because I think ego is at the root of some of what you're talking about. I am afraid so we want things to be true. And so we so forcefully believe them that we are upset when reality begs to differ. But, and again, this probably brings in the virtue of wisdom, like reality is something that you know. You have to learn. It's not just something that you want. But I guess one place to think about this, it gets a ties into granted. It's sort of this goes to the balance of it, which is like persevering at something that is obviously not working. Right. Because you want it to be true. Right. Is also not great. Yeah, I mean, I was listening to some interview with this struggling entrepreneur and she was like, you know, she didn't want to quit on her business, which had made like a $1000 a year for the last 7 years. And it was very clearly important to her to identify as an entrepreneur that she was like, you know, I've worked so hard on my business, but it's like, it's not a business. If you're making a $1000 a year, it's not a business. It's a hobby. It's a hobby. Yeah, yeah, and you need to, you don't have to quit being an entrepreneur, but you probably have to quit this line of attack, right? You have to adjust. And I think that is the Annie Duke has a great new book out called quit. Where she's talking about like in poker's, you know, some hands, you have to fold, and sometimes you've lost so much or you're so outmatched at a table, you have to get up and leave. But, you know, life is a big game. She's basically saying. And so, you know, I think the ability to sort of tactically retreat or to. Have a disciplined withdrawal is a big part of it, right? And one of the stories they tell in the book is obviously the invasion of Normandy is one of the most impressive logistical accomplishments in human history, but the evacuation at Dunkirk is more impressive. And by the way, you wouldn't have D-Day had they not been able to throw in the towel and get as many people home from France as possible then. So just because you're a committed to something, just because you really believe in it, doesn't mean it's going to work. Doesn't mean you should keep throwing good money after bad. And you sometimes have to have to have the discipline to call time of death. Yeah, I guess it's actually one of the more dangerous things because you really can hurt others hurt yourself. If you, again, don't accept what's actually happening and continue to, I mean, that's an interesting balance, right? We're on one hand talking about grant who goes forward and seemingly impossible situations versus judging something to be an impossible situation. That's hard. Yeah, it's not easy. That's what makes a ball game. Let's face it. Yeah. And I suspect most people probably quit things too early. But plenty of people hang on to things for too long, and you've got to figure, you know, you've got to figure that out. This is where the stoicism rubber hits the road, right? Getting started eating the elephant, knowing when to stop, knowing when to persevere. And that comes from experience. And so I guess we all have to go do all these things and sometimes they succeed and sometimes they don't so we can learn the judgment and what word would
AP News Radio
Zelenskyy: Battle for Kherson was D-Day-like watershed
"Ukraine's president has likened the recapture of the southern city of curzon to the allied landings in France on D-Day in World War II saying both were watersheds on the road to eventual victory Speaking via video link to a group of 20 summit in Indonesia volodymyr zelensky called Ukraine's retaking of person reminiscent of many battles in the past which became turning points for example D-Day the landing of the allies in Normandy He adds D-Day was not yet a final point in the fight against evil but it had already determined the entire further course of events This is exactly what we Ukrainians are feeling now I'm Charles De Ledesma
The Dan Bongino Show
Bill Melugin Describes the Reality of a Democrat-Controlled Border
"To Bill maludin described the situation on the border You can put a stop to today get out and vote check this out Bill here in Normandy Texas a tiny little town on the north side of Eagle Pass And as you can see behind me we have another group of several hundred migrants crossing illegally here This is the third time in the last four days we have seen this during these early morning hours This is going to be a group of several hundred All right so we're getting a lot of Dominican Republic Okay So this is the first little batch that has come through We've still got a lot more people walking up and if you can pan over to the left right here we still have several hundred more walking up But as you can see almost all of these people are single adults Once they cross the river border patrol escorts them into this processing area They've only got one bus right here right now which isn't going to cut it And most of these people they're showing up here to turn themselves in because they know they will be released into the U.S. after a processing That is why they are surrendering themselves Of course they'll be released in the year That's the point Malusha knows that's the point The whole point is to get the bus to release them into the U.S. You want more of this You can vote on this Remember consent to the government matters This is still a constitutional republic Revoke your consent today Go and vote I really I sincerely don't care if you're voting against Biden or for the GOP I'm not going to argue with you that a lot of people in the GOP are not going to do a lot to solve your problems Some are but I'm telling you the cause of all your problems right now are the Democrats
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Danielle Explores the Art of Deception
"It almost goes without saying that in warfare, deception will not work if your enemy knows about the ruse beforehand. So even though deception by definition involves allowing the enemy to see what you're doing in the open, it requires a good deal of secrecy. That is the main reason our intelligence is classified, because if the secrets are known, the ruse is blown. And all the effort goes to waste. We use deception in combat because it is how you get your enemy to harm yourself. And thereby do your work for you. One very good historical example are operations bodyguard and fortitude in the UK. These operations used every method available, including double agents and fake military vehicles, build out of canvas, to convince World War II Germans that the allied army was going to invade Europe from the straits of Dover and not Normandy, and was actually planned in operation D-Day. As a result, the Germans kept military assets in place to repel a second nonexistent invasion fleet, even after the Normandy invasion. The deception operations of bodyguard and fortitude were resounding successes. So to section can be a powerful tool. And if you think about it, even in everyday life, an act of deception or betrayal is a form of aggression. When you find out you've been deceived, you instinctively lose trust and want to distance yourself from your deceiver. Such reactions are just good survival instincts. And in case you haven't noticed, a lot of deception has been uncovered recently. Just watch the movie 2000 mules, made by a great guy. Russia collusion was a hoax. You also can not mount an insurrection by walking into a building and leaving. The list goes on. All of these lies were propagated for years by coordinated media deception campaigns. A fact which supports the idea that the mainstream media is acting in an adversarial manner against we Americans. The media as the enemy of the people, it's almost as if we've heard that somewhere before.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Robert Wilkie on the Significance of Ukraine's Rapid Advances
"We have to get onto the matters of the day. Amazing. Amazing news in just the last week from the battlefield that is Ukraine. You have a very, very you hold a very close eye to these issues. How much of it can we credit? How much is it plausible? How much is I have to recognize? Ukraine's information warfare is some of the best I've seen. I mean, what they are doing on social media as Putin is doing basically nothing is stunning. But let's talk about a sit rep of the actual situation on the ground. Are these advances recapturing territory from Russia? How significant are they? How much can we believe in the last week they've recaptured 3000 square miles in a week? Classic deception operation. Think Patton's phony army. Yes. Prior to Normandy, they gave every indication and they flooded the airwaves with false messaging that they were coming in the south. They watched Putin take the bait, move all of his forces to the south. To the east of the Crimea. And then they pounced in the north. They've recaptured all of the ground around. Kharkiv, we call it kharkov. We have for the first time since the Italians in North Africa. Seen entire armies and abandoned their equipment. Strip off their uniforms and take off.
The Dan Bongino Show
Rep. Chip Roy: Talk to Everyone to Get out & Vote in November
"Did not have a great result in New York 19 That molinaro race which was a special election for Congress We should have won that seat And we didn't I mean I'm not as optimistic And I think we're not doing any favors by telling people it's going to be some landslide Sometimes fear can be a powerful motivator You better get out and vote and we may not we may lose There's no question on that last point Okay every lister out there If you don't show up you don't knock doors If you don't talk to your friends around the dinner table or your church groups or your local organization if you don't talk to everybody you know to get out and vote we may not take the house back and then you've got two more years of this garbage But I'll tell you this I didn't think three months ago that we should all be talking about a big tidal wave nor do I think right now oh my God the sky is falling I believe in the long haul nature of a campaign and that there's time and we got to drive out voters But I'll tell you this You don't win based on the fact that you're counting on voters to be mad at the other guy You win by going on offense And unfortunately Republican leadership is not doing that A lot of my freedom caucus colleagues are I'm trying to put stuff out there but you need leadership to galvanize that get everybody behind it and have 200 of us standing on the steps of the capitol making a solemn promise that we're going to take this damn country back We're going to do it for all of the founders We're going to do it for our granddad's new storm Normandy We're going to do it for the cops throughout there on the beat getting persecuted We're going to do it for the kids who did it all right and are getting screwed while we pay off the loans of a bunch of Ivy League lettuce We're going to do it for the men and women in uniform We're getting fired because they refuse to take a jab We're going to go fight the authoritarian state We're going to stop spending money We don't have We're going to secure the border and we're not going to turn this country over to the leftists I want leadership to stand on the steps of the capitol and say that But I can promise you I'm going to keep saying it
The Dan Bongino Show
Chip Roy: If You Don't Show up & Vote, We May Not Take the House Back
"Some people may think oh well I don't need to vote them We did not have a great result in New York 19 That molinaro race which was a special election for Congress We should have won that seat And we didn't I mean I'm not as optimistic And I think we're not doing any favors by telling people it's going to be some landslide Sometimes fear can be a powerful motivator You better get out and vote We may not we may lose There's no question on that last point okay Every lister out there If you don't show up if you don't knock doors if you don't talk to your friends around the dinner table or your church groups or your local organization if you don't talk to everybody you know to get out and vote we may not take the house back and then you've got two more years of this garbage But I'll tell you this I didn't think three months ago that we should all be talking about a big tidal wave Nor do I think right now oh my God the sky is falling I believe in the long haul nature of a campaign and that there's time and we got to drive out voters But I'll tell you this You don't win based on the fact that you're counting on voters to be mad at the other guy You win by going on offense And unfortunately Republican leadership is not doing that A lot of my freedom caucus colleagues are I'm trying to put stuff out there but you need leadership to galvanize that get everybody behind it and have 200 of us standing on the steps of the capitol making a solemn promise that we're going to take this damn country back We're going to do it for all of the founders We're going to do it for a granddad's new storm Normandy We're going to do it for the cops that are out there on the beat getting persecuted We're going to do it for the kids who did it all right and are getting screwed while we pay off the loans of a bunch of Ivy League lettuce We're going to do it for the men and women in uniform We're getting fired because they refuse to take a jab We're going to go fight the authoritarian state We're going to stop spending money We don't have We're going to secure the border and we're not going to turn this country over to leftists I want leadership to stand on the steps of the capitol and say that But I can promise you I'm going to keep saying it
ESPN FC
"normandy" Discussed on ESPN FC
"For ESPN, but I'm not back in Paris. So I'm not, I'm quite still in the holidays, because I'm my kids here, you know, we enjoy the day. I watch football. I don't work for my play, and I'm only not in Paris. This is why I say I'm not on the holidays, because when you're far away from Paris, you feel on holidays. But again, going back to cacia, you know, I didn't talk to him about the palace. I won't be involved in that discussion. It's him and papi and Nemo. We've got to have a discussion. I have my own opinion about it. If you want my opinion, I will be happy to give it to him, but and I'm not defending PSG because gautier is in charge. It's just because I feel that for the first time, there might be a possibility to find a united that they never had since Qatar took over. Gab, we've had some drama in your absence because as Franks mentioned, he's in his posh plates in Normandy, but it's a thatched roof, which now has like an electric fence running around it to animals can not get it in. The problem with this roof is that every time it electrocutes an animal and makes quite a big buzzing noise on the microphone. Stop seeing stupid things. It doesn't it's not that. Gap, don't be. It's just a electrical, it's electrical thing to scare the birds, but it doesn't kill the bird. It's just kill them, and they go away. So they don't go under the soft roof, start roof otherwise they're going to they're going to, they're going to destroy the roof. But in any cases, I killed the bird.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Don't Miss the 'Experience' of Student Action Summit 2022
"You've been to many turning point USA events. In fact, you've played a critical role in creating that kind of immersive experience. You kind of started first as an MC at one of our turning point events. If I remember in SaaS 18 or SaaS 17 if I'm not mistaken and then all of a sudden you're like, this could be bigger. This could be boulder for people that are listening, what are they missing out on if they're like, oh, I don't need to go to Tampa this weekend. What are they missing out on? You're not missing out on an event. You're missing out on an experience. The experience of saving your country is really exciting, actually. Who among us wouldn't want to go back and ride with Paul Revere, who among us wouldn't want who stormed the beaches on D-Day and tell those stories, jump into Normandy on a plane. Who wouldn't want to be part of saving a great country? And we are at a country in need of saving right now. And so the people who are gathering and student action summit turning point USA student action summit, not just students. It's parents, it's people all ages, all ages, all the way up to your grandparents, which is my mom and dad who will be in attendance, who just moved down to Florida. So it'll be a celebration of conservatism. It'll be a celebration of freedom. You're in Florida. And most importantly, it will be a chart path for the future for how we save this great nation, and there is so much value in the assembly of people. That's why the right to assembly is there in our constitution. And so we will assemble and we will chart that path with Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. I mean, who doesn't want to see the two of them?
Shut Up & Sit Down
"normandy" Discussed on Shut Up & Sit Down
"To offset this, you'll take cards from the reserves. Cards that are sort of wounded or battered troops that have come in to replace your sort of skilled trained soldiers, which means over the course of multiple games, you have, well, both players are going to have decks that get gradually more tattered, but also gradually more theirs. Because they sort of carry the weight of this campaign that you've been playing through. And they've all got names. Each of these characters, whether they are a fresh, good troop or one of the slightly odd shaped will reserves have individual names and you will not know most of their names. And that's fine because that's how it works. Unfortunately, you'll have a couple of favorites, but the rest of them, they'll just die and you won't even remember who they were. Because that's war. And yeah. What a lovely system. I think I dived into this in an interesting position, because you'd already been playing the campaign with somebody else, and I basically jumped in and was like, well, you know, let's jump in and I'll carry on their campaign. And then immediately I just proceeded to lose and lose and lose and lose and lose. So, I mean, I think it's a really fun experience, right? I think like try it yourself. Like if someone else is in the middle of a campaign, especially a head to head campaign. Yeah. Just the weight of like jumping into someone else's. It's like gambling. It's really intense. You feel like, oh, I gotta try and do better. But I found that whilst I was losing and losing and losing. I was constantly having a ton of fun. And I think that's partially because of the fact that the core of undaunted is really, really great. And I had fun playing the original Normandy and losing, but in this it's even better because the criteria of what you're trying to achieve, you have that kind of like overarching meta game around the individual scenarios. You've got like, yes, I want to try and win this scenario.
Mark Levin
John Ondrasik: It's Simple on Why We Support Ukraine
"You Gary Sinise a handful of others What is it that draws you to this In other words you and I are on the same side of this thing I hear the Putin defenders in this country and it drives me crazy They're slaughtering these Ukrainians unprovoked and they're trying to fight for their lives It's good versus evil Isn't that what draws you to this To me it's pretty simple I think we have a lot of issues in this country that we can argue about But as you said sometimes it's just good versus bad And I talked to this guy sea spray the guy who saved Ben's from hall's life and I asked him the question like why do you do this And he just kind of looks at me and smirks because we know the answer It's the same reason we try to rescue the allies we abandoned in Afghanistan They're losing their freedom They're suffering under tyranny Ukraine of course Putin is trying to reconstitute the Soviet Union How could you not try to support them That's who we are We're Normandy right We're the Berlin Wall It's in our blood So one blessing for me being around these heroes is that it inspires me to be a better version of myself And I agree with you There's really there's no moral equivalency in Ukraine These people are being attacked destroyed atrocities And if we're not there supporting them I think the consequences move very far beyond Ukraine I don't want to be writing songs in Taiwan in two years And I don't want our soldiers on the Polish border fighting this war in two years So as you said to me it's not hard
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Michael Reagan Joins Dinesh to Talk About His Father's D-Day Speech
"I'm really happy to welcome back to the podcast, Michael Reagan, who was the eldest son of former president Ronald Reagan, Michael Reagan is debated Mikhail Gorbachev. He's I didn't know this set world records in powerboat racing. I do know that he was for two decades a conservative radio talk show host heard across the country on syndicated networks, and he is now the chairman and president of the Reagan legacy foundation. Michael, welcome what a pleasure. You know, just yesterday, that'd be my wife was reading from your dad's D-Day speech on the anniversary of D-Day. And she literally was almost bursting into tears as she was reading it. And your dad had that kind of an impact on people, which is almost unthinkable in politics today. Is it just because it was a different era or do you think there was something about your dad that brought out that kind of a deeply resonant response in people? Because it was in his heart. It wasn't just a speech, it was actually in his heart. And you know, I tell politicians who asked me about my father. I said, it's not about hearing your speech. It's about feeling your speech. And with my father's speeches, you really felt them. That's why you can listen today to the point to hot speech and you will cry at the right time. Every time, because it's so heartfelt, why my father remember my father was the first president to actually go to Normandy and speak on D-Day, the 40th anniversary. And every president since then has gone on a D-Day and spoken on a D-Day, followed suit of Ronald Reagan, but nobody, nobody makes you feel the speech like my father
WTOP
"normandy" Discussed on WTOP
"Top stories were following for you tonight on WTO paint The former leader of the far right Proud Boys extremist group and four of his lieutenants are charged with seditious conspiracy for their actions before and during the January 6th attack They face an initial hearing on the new indictment later this week After 13 mass shootings in America just over the weekend the house is expected to vote on new gun bills on Capitol Hill this week Meantime a bipartisan group of senators is working on a package that would expand background checks and state red flag laws Texas attorney and abortion rights supporter Jessica cisneros will request a recount in a runoff with democratic representative Henry cuellar The Washington Post reports as of this evening cuellar the only anti abortion rights Democrat in the U.S. House is leading by less than half a percentage point Stay with WTO for more about these stories and only minutes 78 years ago allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy Today veterans gathered at the World War II memorial to one of those who fought and died on that very bloody day day The free men of the world are marching together to victory Veterans of the war including master sergeant Harry Miller placed a wreath at the Atlantic arch of the memorial honoring those who fought on D-Day and operation overlord As you get the feeling of nobody remembers nobody gives a damn you know And you'll find out that people are very interested I didn't know there was this many people who cared Miller was just 16 when he fought in a tank at the Battle of the Bulge I get very emotional here for one thing Because while so many friends Jane ropa with friends of the national World War II memorial They are not forgotten We remember them On the national mall Luke Luger WTO P news It is always very moving at that memorial and all of them come to think of it Stay with us here on WTO We're next heading over to bob himler in the traffic.
AP News Radio
Joy, sadness intertwine at Normandy's D-Day commemorations
"The war in Ukraine was on the minds of those marking the anniversary of the D-Day landing in Normandy U.S. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff Mark milley spoke about Ukraine's struggle in its fight against Russia's invasion during a ceremony on the 78th anniversary of the D-Day landing The fight for Ukraine is about honoring these veterans of World War II It's about maintaining the so called global rules based international order of the order That was established by the dead that a buried here For the past two years D-Day ceremonies were reduced to a minimum due to COVID-19 lockdowns This year crowds of French and international visitors including veterans in their 90s were back in Normandy to remember those that were lost I'm Shelley Adler
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Debbie and Dinesh Reflect on the 78th Anniversary of D-Day
"It's the 78th anniversary of D-Day. And all kinds of celebrations being planned. And we have Michael Reagan on tomorrow to talk about his dad and his famous speech. When was that speech? It was in 1984. It was the 40th anniversary of D-Day. And you know, he always had such poignant things to say about pretty much everything, but there's this one part of his speech that I want to read real quick where he says the men of Normandy had faith that what they were doing was right. Faith that what they, what they fought for all of humanity, faith that had just God would grant them mercy on this beachhead or on the next. Wow. Beautiful. You know, he always just every time he would say a speech I would cry. Well, I mean, it shows Reagan's ability to see things in their widest scope. And anchor them in first principles. So this battle is a desperate battle to save humanity, but it's also a spiritual battleground. I know, and that's, I think that's what made it so emotional. Sorry. Yeah, no. For sure. Yeah. He always kind of brought it home.
AP News Radio
Crowds honor WWII veterans at Normandy D-Day celebrations
"Crowds gather to mark a day of joy and sadness on the 78th anniversary of D-Day At sunrise enormity D-Day veteran Charles Shay a penobscot tribal elder took part in a sage burning ceremony to mark the day in 1944 the thousands of troops landed in France launching the land war to win back Europe from Nazi occupation For the past two years D-Day ceremonies were reduced to a minimum amid pandemic restrictions this year crowds of French and international visitors including several dozen veterans in their 90s are back Shea says he has never forgotten his fallen comrades that this will be his last public ceremony I will not be here anymore Thinking about the conflicts of today Shay says he sat for the people of Ukraine and to see war in Europe once again 1944 I landed on this beaches and we thought we would bring priests to the world but it's not possible I'm Jennifer King
Key Battles of American History
Why Roosevelt Suppressed Color Footage of WW2
"Was extensive color film and it's kind of a, it's kind of a little known fact that color film existed and it was suppressed for several years. During the war, because it was taken back and shown at The Pentagon and shown to the president Roosevelt and president Roosevelt said, no, no, we can't. We can't show this. The American people will be appalled because they showed they showed a marines dead marines in the lagoon. You know, floating in the lagoon and dead marines on the beach strewn across the beach. So they said, no, that this would be bad for morale. We can't show this. We've got to keep the morale up because this is 1943. It was the middle of the war. Things were going better than they had the year before. But they still were, you know, things are still tough and it was very tight at home and people were worried and concerned about their sons all over the world and people were wanting to know when we were going into France and it didn't look like that was going to happen any time soon. So they did suppress the for quite a while. I think it was until really until after Normandy D-Day when the film was finally released sometime in 1944. Janet, when it was released, it actually had a positive effect on American morale and made Americans even more eager to go over and. It also it's different stiffened resolved too. And that was the that was the
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Russian Military's Weak NCO Corps on Display in Ukraine
"No, I want to close admiral. Last question for you. I was at the beaches of Normandy with Duane two days passed. And one of the things that stuck in my mind was the heroism, not everyone of everyone involved of the leaders of the young lieutenants of general mcnerney of general Roosevelt, but they also paid particular attention to the NCOs that America was blessed with on that day that kept the men moving towards the beaches. As you take that in mind, how is the Ukrainian NCO core performed in this? I know their leadership at the top has been excellent, but as you watch as a trained military observer of every aspect of a military leadership, as your eye fallen on their NCOs, it has and here we have NATO and the west have really had extraordinary impact as follows. The Russian model of war military degrades the importance of the NCO core. It is all very officer driven because they want highly centralized control of everything. They don't want to delegate. They don't want, if you will, free market combat, where younger leaders are capable of moving out with their squad with their platoon under the leadership of a strong NCO.
Mark Levin
Josh Mandel: America First Is a Governing Philosophy
"Listen facts are facts and the fact is in this race for U.S. Senate in Ohio The election is a week from tomorrow And so if your listeners want to make an impact and elect someone who's going to be like a Ted Cruz or a Jim Jordan in Washington there's only one candidate like that in this race It's me Josh mandel And you go on my website Josh mandel dot com And it says very clearly pro God pro gun pro liberty pro Trump And let me break those down if I could real quick pro God meaning protecting life from conception to natural death protecting the judeo Christian bedrock of America protecting our religious liberty Pro gun meaning that the Second Amendment shall not be infringed period our right to bear arms was given to us from God and we will use it to protect our families and our constitution Pro liberty meaning that the liberty of us as individuals is something for which brave men fought for With blood on their feet marching through the snow in 1776 and brave men and women have fought for for many generations And centuries in this country Pay the ultimate sacrifice in places like Iwo Jima Normandy Omaha beach And we now are generation Mark We have to defend that liberty And pro Trump meaning that I'm for the America first agenda and listen the left and the media they think America first is a slogan It's not a slogan It's a governing philosophy It means putting the American people first when it comes to protecting our jobs and making sure we bring jobs back from Shanghai jobs back from Mexico City jobs back from Delhi It means securing our border not because we hate foreigners but because we love America We love our family and our friends and our communities And so if you like what you're hearing wherever you are in America wherever you are in the world listening I appreciate you going on my website Josh mandel dot
Hidden Brain
"normandy" Discussed on Hidden Brain
"We've used the frames of Dunkirk and Normandy in the story to make a point. The world is not focused remotely enough on the challenge of adaptation. To the extent we focus on adaptation, we are usually reactive. We think about adaptation after the hurricane strikes. After the island is submerged, after forest fires have burned through half a state. Even then, we don't do remotely enough. People continue to flock to the coast to places that are going to be severely affected by climate change. Even those who believe that climate change is real, tell themselves, it won't affect me. I'll sell my home near the sea before it's too late. Normandy talk help such denial. It allows us to imagine that if we all made just a few more sacrifices, there is a way to prevent catastrophe..
WLS-AM 890
"normandy" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Many of these companies picked the wrong choice Reminds me of Indiana Jones movie right With the Chalice Christ Chalice And the first guy who drinks from the wrong one you have chosen poorly Well you chose poorly too It's hard for me to do this today Because you know the country is in a really bad spot It is I mean there's no need to be dramatic about it We're not storming the beaches of Normandy getting ready for a pontoon pod the lower the gate so a German machine gun nest can mow down the first ten people in the boat That's a real horror But that doesn't absolve us of a responsibility to fight the fights from our time either even though the fight's fought in prior decades were far worse If anything it's a motivation for a lot of us out there to say you know what He's right I'm not gonna get mowed down by a German machine gun nest I may suffer some loss of income and I may have to move around I may suffer some reputational damage and assaults from the left but it ain't getting down by ain't getting mowed down by a German machine gun nest That should be motivation for us to do more You know we're all gonna have to look our kids in the eye one day They're gonna get older they're not gonna be 9 like my youngest forever And they're gonna read about what happened now in a history book I assure you history won't forget what happened in this last few years And they're going to ask us all you know what did you do And if your answer is well I didn't do Jack squad because I was comfortable And that's the wrong answer Remember there's a 100 million of us probably more It's very few of them Nothing moves nothing gets built Nothing gets driven on a highway No one gets cured no police department officer shows up No fire department police shows up to put the fire out If we don't make it happen we do all that This is ours This little land mass we call the United States's arms We own it It's ours Full club It's our club That consent to the govern thing What do you think that was thrown in there for Because I just had to meet a words requirement for an editor It was in there for a reason Or where the governed and we revoke our consent We're also the employees of these companies as well And we revoke our consent too Sorry I thought I was done with this but I'm not All right I gotta take a break Maybe some more on this coming up We'll see We'll be right back.
The Astrology Podcast
"normandy" Discussed on The Astrology Podcast
"Prepare to bunker. Down for the protracted sort of war between them olympics. That comes up in november right. So this is don't be like the nazis in general but also it's another reason to not be like. Oh my gosh if you needed more yeah just just in case you sold. I mean another little thing is occurring to me and this is like maybe the venus neptune or venus jupiter piece. One thing we learned we. Yeah we went to some of the beaches where there were invasions normandy beaches. I'm very bad with names and details when it comes to these things. One thing we learned. Is that one way that the french resistance. And the resistant movement communicated was through poetry that was read over the radio at different points in times and there were certain poems indicated certain things were going to happen from a military strategic or action perspective. So i don't know how that fits into the end of october. But they could be a little bit of poetry that comes in to help with planning or preparation. There's a with all these planets in libra. Like there's a fair amount of poetry on offer before the mars at scorpio games began great because like balanced like equilibrium and balance Both on a physical level as well like an unemotional life level. There's always like a certain elegance to balance. Yes yes yes and And also with lieber season having just begun just the change of seasons and the new energy that that comes with it in terms of moving into a new phase in initiating.
The Ben Shapiro Show
"normandy" Discussed on The Ben Shapiro Show
"Even says there are certain types of fear as i say courage is supposed to be more between fear and confidence. There's certain types if you're that are perfectly okay. For example air specifically says fear of shame does not make you a coward. Viewership is actually a good thing because it drives you to do things that are not shameful. Which is an amazing thing because in our society the idea is somehow that courage lies in rejection of shame. Completely are never supposed to be ashamed of anything you do. You're not supposed to be worried about what anybody else thinks you true. Courage is standing up to everybody and ignoring their words about you okay. And this definition of courage was the definition of courage in most of the west foremost time have now. We have sort of a new definition of courage in the new definition of courage is complete self involvement. You are courageous. If you live your truth if you're authentic because identity itself like who you are as human in the ancient world again throughout most of human history was identity. Lay in your relationship with a system outside how you adjust to the rules of your society. In fact we are brought up as human beings to be civilized into the rules of our society. This is what civilization means. Take young children or perfectly offense at little kids. They're authentic all the time or whatever goes through their head comes out their mouth. That is just the way it works. there's no filter. There is no brain mouth filter and kids. They're one hundred percents authentic all of the time. They're little monsters. Let my kids. Kids are not civilized. The whole purpose of civilization is to civilize them to rules of society and even folks on the left who prays authenticity. They don't really want full authenticity for everybody. Because that leads to conflict if a religious person is authentic they might be judgmental so we can't allow that level of authenticity but they lie and they say it's all about authenticity. Okay well it's all about authenticity. Discuss directly against civilization. But the way we've now defined courage that authenticity is courage. You're living your truth. You're living your life no matter what anybody else says. And this is because identity itself has shifted. It used to be again the found your identity and adjusting yourself to your sort of place. In civilization and to the rules of civilization. you found happiness in living by the natural law in the view of the ancient greeks or living by the morality of the bible in judeo christian ethics or living by both in sort of the merger of the two right which i talk about my book. The right side history now identity is found instead within right true krige's finding who you are within in the same way that a small child would authenticity is where everything is. There's no higher 'cause it's just about you and so true bravery in this. New definition is expressing yourself if you express. It doesn't matter what the rules of society are. It doesn't matter what you're doing. Good for the world. Expressing yourself is the truest form of bravery of being authentically. You is the truest form of britain no matter the consequences to anyone else. No matter the consequences to society is pretty wild. Redefinition of what courage means in fact. It's almost a complete reversal of what courage means you're acting out of out of almost a.
Louder With Crowder
"normandy" Discussed on Louder With Crowder
"So he compared the allied troops of d day normandy to antifa. He said that. Just watch this. And i had so many veterans than me letters and the folks at the lincoln project are.
WBUR
"normandy" Discussed on WBUR
"U. S interests and what the administration has to deal with. Today. Harris has said that she doesn't expect these problems to be solved quickly. Tamara Keith NPR NEWS. The vice president, is due to go to Mexico tomorrow night with a similar agenda. Today. Mexican voters are casting ballots in the country's largest election ever as the BBC's will grant reports in total more than 21,000 seats will be contested in Mexico's biggest ever election, which includes races for mayors, state legislatures around half the country's state governors and the entire lower house of Congress. But it is a vote marred by some of the worst electoral violence in Mexico's history around 90 politicians have been murdered this year, 35 of them candidates in this vote. President Andris Manuel Lopez over the door remains very popular among voters and his party is expected to perform well across the country. Peru is holding a presidential run off election today. A populist of the far left party Pedro Castillo is running against right wing former lawmaker Keiko Fujimori, daughter of the now jailed former autocratic President Alberto Fujimori. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is calling on the leaders of wealthy nations to commit to vaccinating the entire world against coronavirus by the end of 2022 as Willem Marx reports, Johnson is set to host the first in person summit of G seven leaders in nearly two years. Prime Minister Johnson will outline details of this target for global vaccination at the coming summit on Friday after criticism that his government has for months stockpile vaccines for its own population rather than supply them. The W. H O coordinated Kovacs program that's working to vaccinate residents of developing countries. In a statement released overnight, Johnson's asked his G seven counterparts to rise to the greatest challenge of the post war era by vaccinating the world by the end of next year. He said he and fellow villains must pledge We will never allow the devastation wreaked by coronavirus to happen again, and such an effort would constitute the single greatest feats in medical history. For NPR news. I'm Bella marks in London. This is NPR. 77 years ago. Today, Allied troops launched the largest air land and sea assault in history at Normandy, France, turning the course of World War two against Nazi Germany. Teri Schultz reports. This year's D Day commemorations include the opening of the new memorial to British soldiers who lost their lives that day when more than 150,000 troops from the U. S. Britain, Canada and France stormed the Normandy beaches. It boosted the Allied war effort, but the tool was high. The new British Normandy Memorial at verse Umea, France. Displays the.
WMAL 630AM
"normandy" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"That opened the path through the so called impregnable Atlantic Wall. Between love and share a border in Normandy, the allied lightning strikes Banking up the mightiest invasion by air 4000 ships Combat and landing craft. Carry the war to the enemy by sea, the coast guard the Navy, the Air Force's land, hundreds of thousands of British Canadian stop right here. I'm afraid Minimum of commentary. But see all these white supremacists were We're attacking the Third Reich. In order to defeat the Third Reich and deliberate Most of Europe and deliberate the concentration camps. Mostly these white supremacists and many of the white supremacists who died that day. You can find there. Well, you can find them buried at Arlington National Cemetery, and some of them are still buried in France. Of course, what I'm doing is trying to tear a hole into the left and the way they treat us in our history. So many of these men they and everyone got to the beach. Were killed in their landing crafts as soon as that door flopped down. And you look at those who are pushing this agenda today. What the hell have they ever done to this country for this country? What the hell did Joe Biden Kamala Harris, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi. These frauds AOC these people they take from the country. They disgust me. Go ahead. His doorstep within a few days. Isolating Sherborne with that strategic hubler is the immediate objective landings are made under a naval Bajaj. President Roosevelt said. Let our hearts be stout and later Germany is the first on the list for destruction. These troops bucking the choppy seas in the channel, he did his words. While landings were successful. We were not without our losses, H hour and the enemy's hedgehog defenses are ahead. This is the supreme Moment of invasion. This is frontal assault on an entrenched enemy. Heroic medical Corman removed wounded for return to England First bench of Nazi prisoners The Superman who believe their west Wall impregnable and of Frenchmen the home the Stars and Stripes spell Liberty. He's waited a long time for this. What he says wouldn't pass. Let's answer during the landings, The merciless pounding of the entire invasion area continues. Here is real pinpoint bombing. One of the last bridges between the invasion Constant Paris gets it. When the beachhead is established, heavier equipment has moved in reinforcements for those heroes who are bringing liberation to the people of Europe. The cost of our initial landing.
Biz Talk Radio
"normandy" Discussed on Biz Talk Radio
"Promise was made a promise that hit the beaches of Normandy, a vow the captured Iwo Jima, a contract that whether Ted a pledge that stormed the desert in Iraq, and I owe you that braved IED's in Canada are a promise was made to America's veterans D A. V fights to keep that promise. So all veterans and their families get the benefits and support they earned for help. Visit D a V dot or g'kar. All right, All right, all right. Yeah. Right, long guy. All right, welcome back. Lots going on with your wallet and markets Just diddling around. Dow up down down 18 today. Nash that cabin a little bit of a better day. Looks like some of the growth stocks. Um, like electric car companies, Battery makers Solar panel cos they're gonna get a great windfall from this infrastructure plan. And as I mentioned a little earlier, the parliamentarian of the Senate bent the rules a little bit and say, saying they could now pass this without even a majority of the Senate by some resolution Channel reconciliation. It's Can scary by the minute down there, But the work force here is still not great. We had better job numbers. But still 10 million Americans are unemployed that we know of 11 million illegal immigrants. Plus are here. So the opportunity pull his dwindling because the legals will work for a low wage. So that hurts American workers and Joe Buns flung open the doors to the border. Where we have a immediate crisis that's going to bring even more people in her the economy. Plus the infrastructure bill wants to raise taxes on corporations and small businesses who have been crushed in the last year and a half. So all this And the border's wide open and to break it down for us. Today's been with us before Adam Roosevelt joins us right now, Adam is a A man of all seasons of form of spent 10. Years in the U. S. Army has a sergeant Homeland security and he's an international security expert. At Adam. Thanks for joining us again, Brother. Um, I'm getting nervous about what's going on here with, you know the border on guy Think it Tends to have a significant effect on the job situation. What do you see at the border? Your security experts? There's gotta be a major problem. Well, John, you know, it's It's interesting that we're at this point where we had the Trump administration and there was a strict border policy. We know we were doing everything to horse immigration laws and policies..
Hauntingly Yours: A Podcast for the Paranormal
"normandy" Discussed on Hauntingly Yours: A Podcast for the Paranormal
"Was roger's wife. Wow talk about knepper. Judging a book by its cover and another tale from this area we come across a goo- blend which is simply an old norman word for goblet deep within the depths of the abbey. There is a massive treasure hoard jess waiting to be discovered be warned. Though is a gallbladder who it. He likes to disguise himself as tat. It will never stray too far from the treasure. Like any good catalog Because we take naps and when he does. The treasure has been reported to reappear. If you come across it. I hope you have your running shoes on expense a ten percent finders fee. Only kidding of course we can easily go on from there. Let's talk about the abbey today instead. It's cared for by jacqueline carpenter. Pham who has a new approach to the ghostly goings on or according to her. It's best to embrace them with open arms. Mysteries here are a gift as they are in abundance to this very day. Why a years ago a repairman was left alone at the abbey. It was late one summer afternoon. He was just here to complete a job. No sooner he had said down his tools to get to work heard for a few seconds. What sounded lake. Someone coming toward him. The footsteps were very loud and most distinctive. The repairman did a three sixty around the entire room. There was actually no one there. The entire was incredibly as well. He later confessed. It was the heavy steps of someone. Walking slowly thinking i really was very scared and even today i do not know what to think about it. Delay police spooky. Isn't it love stories like the here. We learn from a painter and heraldry specialists but the abby wants employed that the place is undoubtedly a police were things not of this world. Take place she knows but because she worked there for many many years alongside the owner of the site who has unfortunately long since passed away in her words. I'll never forget my last day there. What happened to me. Well there's just no words for it. There's been a load speculation over the years as to what exactly happened. No one is for certain. Legend says she was doing some coat of arms work. This particular day the abbey. She climbed high onto a ladder and reached for her subject that she needed to break down and over. No she lost her footing. She slipped backwards off the ladder. Your she was a good ten feet in the air. At least in now she would surely fall to her death. She closed her eyes. She accepted the inevitable as soon as she was about to hit the ground. A couple of pairs of hands reached out for her and miracuously broke her fall. They simply guided her. The rest of the we down in gently poster with her back gets the floor the in heraldry specialist late in awkward silence or what seemed like forever when she proceeded to open her eyes she could clearly see two men dressed and brown robes smiling at her from ear to ear. Who were these men were they. Some of the actors plane. Monks once lived here ages ago. Whomever they were they were now. Her saviors rat was referred a moment. She went to her mouth in the to saviors dissipated into thin air she decided right then would probably be best. If she'd never return these are but a few of the many mysteries this lovely location aso offer the monks who once lived here had banished all comfort yet the chapel behind their pantry somehow mysteriously remain seated throughout the year winter. Snow never has never will be long hair. Vegetation has been growing earlier in earlier each year. I think some of these mysteries more than likely have logical explanations for them such as the vegetation et probably chocolate up to global warming. Then there are some mystery so that she cannot even begin to wrap your mind around. You could go. Excavating and looking for answers. But unfortunately that will not be permitted here at mortimer abby the mini mysteries here just add to the overall charm of a place. The owner caretaker believes in all of the so much that she has allowed various paranormal investigations throughout the years not to mention. She hosts annual goes walks every september. If there's one thing that we can ascertain this. I think it's the fact that the ghostly reputation of this historic jim is without a doubt very much intact for more information on warmer happy has to offer and how you potentially visit please checkout. Www dot abbaye. That's a bb. A white e dash day the e dash mortimer m. o. r. t. e. mbr period f. r. Backslash e. n. Backslash site is every day from eleven am to six pm for your convenience. Be sure to check it out. It is well worth it. I imagine another location down and plenty more to go. What will our gracious phantom barred come up with next who. I guess you will just have to wait for the next episode guys gals places or the only that can be haunted. People can objects and much more than a mine. I'm afraid that is all i have for you. Though if you joy this episode which. I hope you did. Go check out the link tree for the show if you will and follow along the shoes social media pages facebook instagram twitter. Youtube tiktok as well as clubhouse..
Hauntingly Yours: A Podcast for the Paranormal
"normandy" Discussed on Hauntingly Yours: A Podcast for the Paranormal
"A few years later from eighteen o eight onward the abbey change between wars sympathetic cans losing some buildings while maintaining others until those rox later in eighteen sixty three by a wealthy parisian man am delarue who moved in with his wife and two children. It didn't take very long dole to discover that this building there was very very troubled. The delarue family were not alone at at the mortimer. The old buildings were having trouble letting go their past. An old house can expect to have a few odd noises and an abundance so shadows in the beginning. That's the way it was two over the course of time. I'm talking months. Things became increasingly more unsettling and unexplainable events. They only escalated also. Meanwhile stroman across the lawns. Young people how saw a soft as the real light from the old library which remains locked the assumed it was their mother who is unable to sleep then as if their mother had invisible hands it could move lightning-fast all latches to the building on passing themselves. All handles were turn windows doors. Were slung. open. The young people manage to break into the library to discover. There was no one thousand ashley. Their paintings in the corridor on the first floor returned to the waldo into that or they had fallen to the floor without a broken string or loose nail. They've looked around completely and totally dumbfounded. Electric said the building started to fail. Rushed whispers could be heard echoing off the walls and hurried. Footsteps could be heard moving down. Empty corridors afraid of being caught. The young people went back to the house and next day. They ask their mother what she had been doing in the library. The night before by. She was behaving so strangely. She politely important that she had been sleeping soundly all through the evening. You had no idea what on earth work hockey about. Why room at the abbey was especially unsettling. This was the peak bedroom that looked out of towards the column here. We know about the road from m ller do who became the abbey's owner in the nineteen sixties. He experienced a terrifying amount of ghostly. Happenings here so many fact that after hearing about the delarue extra schism yeah xers. He traveled to knees to speak with a daughter. The story he received will it was as follows. Fiancee of delarue son. Charles into stay was given the peak room. It's just so happened that this was the only room available as the house became quiet for the night her room for summary did not. The poor girl was tormented by very creepy. Sounds as objects around. Her room seem to come to life. She was founded. The warning pale terrified in brandishing the fire tongs at her alleged tormentors. She quite loudly. She never live in such a houses. This immediately broke off her engagement. Her return to paris was imminent hillary's daughter former nurse who served during world war one. The great war seemed very little concern with the coin zone. And the pink room. She told her father. At one point. I was never afraid. In the trenches the peak room would be hers. It was always quiet for the most part but years later. If he ever found yourself alone in there you might become a calm with the strongest feeling of being observed. Apart from a coat carefully unhooked itself and fell to the floor. She never did. Billy recall feeling threatened to changed rather quickly rate one evening while looking out of her window lost claude. A strange occurrence snatched up her attention there the long down below a full-fledged procession of monks cloudy groves were gliding. The house the call beer it was feed. Were touching the ground. after that. it's rumored she didn't stay in the peak room. I can't imagine why by nineteen twenty one the delarue sphere about a diabolical presence had moved into the place they called home. There is something more lurking here and spirits of former monks and desperation. They asked obey humboldt for another. Xm oh did not mentioned there have been a few at the abbey. Well so humble he came in. He worked his magic and then went on his merry way. The exorcist was not entirely successful. The house settled. It became quiet for a bit sure but it did. Not last few months went by without anything really happening. Then all of a sudden they just imploded. Things were out of control with paranormal activity shadow. People could be seen other whispers could be heard doors would open and close on our own food enough to make a ruse insane. They had enough with the house and they immediately put it up for sale is sat on the market for a long time before anybody. You really excited they Willing to take a look at it and then finally someone spirit monks royal bam continued to make their presence here at the abbey over the course of time and one actually seems the life of an english paratrooper in world war two. The soldier build out of the forest nearby as if he had been spotted by the enemy as he was running for his life. A monkey brown robes quickly appeared always had nowhere took a hold of the soldier. Ushering him to the see. The confines of a resisted sell the moment. He let him go however he vanished into thin air soldiered. New raker in mineral rich higgins saved the ghost of a monk. Still doing god's work.