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Σάββατο 11 Απριλίου 2026

Britain Hanged a 19 Year Old Poet — Beach Queen Elizabeth Never Even Replied [Ευαγορας Παλληκαριδης]

On February 27th, 1938, a boy was born in the village of Tsada, Paphos. He loved poetry, he loved Cyprus, and at fifteen years old he climbed the flagpole at his school and tore down the British flag with his bare hands. At seventeen he left school and went to the mountains with EOKA. At eighteen he was arrested. At nineteen they hanged him. The gun he was carrying didn't work. His lawyers sent a telegram to Queen Elizabeth personally asking for mercy. She never replied. The night before his execution he wrote: "Time 7:30. The most beautiful day of my life. The most beautiful time." And he sang for eight hours in his cell so the other prisoners would know that fear had not taken him. This is the story of Evagoras Pallikarides. The youngest EOKA fighter executed by the British in Cyprus. Sources: Wikipedia — Evagoras Pallikarides Cyprus Mail — Evagoras, the man I loved, 2021 Grokipedia — Evagoras Pallikarides Greatest Greeks — Evagoras Pallikarides Genealogy Records — Evagoras Pallikarides 1938-1957

Πέμπτη 19 Μαρτίου 2026

The REAL Reason Bill Gates Hates Cows!

 

Bill Gates is frequently criticized for promoting climate solutions like methane-reducing cows and lab-grown meat while simultaneously holding major investments in alternative meat companies such as Impossible Foods, Beyond Meat, and Upside Foods. 

Jimmy and Stef highlight what they see as Gates’ pattern of pushing initiatives that align with his financial interests, drawing comparisons to his involvement in vaccine investments.

 The segment mixes satire with skepticism, pointing out Gates’ wealth, private jets, and mansions while he lectures the public on reducing their carbon footprint. Gates emerges as a symbol of elite hypocrisy, profiting from the very issues he claims to be solving.

Τετάρτη 18 Φεβρουαρίου 2026

Smart TV Takes 7,200 Screenshots Every Hour

Your smart TV is taking screenshots of everything on your screen 7,200 times every hour and sending that data to advertisers. Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, and TCL are all doing it through ACR technology that’s turned on by default. Texas just sued all five companies for illegal surveillance.