Do you remember the phrase “too good to be true?” Then you know this is a red flag and you should not engage someone online who offers you salvation, great ROI, and the list goes on, and all you have to do is provide your banking details, credit card, or... View Article
Since the foundation of the Federal Republic of Germany in 1949, Germans have been suspicious of the events of the early 1930s – the breakdown of the Weimar Republic and the emergence of Nazism. Everyone should learn from that period now, when democratic countries around the world are facing major... View Article
Story about FBI counterintelligence head Robert Hanssen’s cover name was “Ramon Garcia.” FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) agent turned legendary double agent for Soviet and then Russian intelligence is Robert Philip Hanssen. He seemed to be one of the most dangerous spies to ever break into the “FBI,” and his... View Article
Democracy is not something that should be taken for granted. The Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, at 3:50 p.m., thereby ending World War I. The agreement, which was signed outside of Paris at the Palace of Versailles, included 440 stipulations that economically and morally decimated Germany,... View Article
One of the most intriguing spy scandals of recent times, and it all revolves around a single woman. Anna Chapman is a name you’re definitely familiar with. She enjoys and promotes her reputation as a vivacious, supersexy spy. And who exactly is this Anna Chapman? KGB agent Vasily Kushchenko has... View Article
Ana Montes, who are you? Ana Belen Montes, a former US military intelligence specialist convicted of espionage for Cuba more than 20 years ago, was released on January 6 from a federal prison in Fort Worth, Texas. The FBI caught Montes just ten days after the terrorist attacks in the... View Article
I am extremely proud of achieving my first Guinness World Records, at the age of 50. A record that required good mental and physical health and included over 60 hours of no sleep, being surrounded by four walls, and having my throat and voice box in action nonstop for 55... View Article
COME April 29, 2023 and Western Sydney businessman Mario Bekes will attempt to create history and enter the Guinness Book of World Records. The 51-year- old is looking at a 56-hour marathon of continuous radio broadcast. This, Mario says, is his way of challenging life. “I want to set an... View Article
The genre of spy films has always been well-liked by viewers. They provide a glimpse into the world of espionage, with its covert activities, secret agents, and unspoken goals. But occasionally, actual events can be just as intriguing as those that are portrayed in spy movies. The enigmatic disease known... View Article
During World War I, a band of extraordinary women set out to do something that would alter the course of human events. Women agents like these were crucial to the success of both sides during the wars they fought in. They dispelled myths about women’s abilities by proving that they... View Article