US Army film depicting the peaceful liberation of Dachau on April 27, 1945. US tanks & troops occupy the city & camp without fighting (German resistance had largely collapsed by that time). US soldiers are relaxed, German civilians are subdued but not terrified, and liberated camp inmates are ecstatic to be freed but also well fed & clothed - no horror show here, folks! History as it happened, no discarded.

After the Biden-Putin summit, one female reporter dared to ask Biden a difficult question. He snapped at her - and the media fell all over itself to cover for him and compensate for her supposed "effrontery." As someone remarked after Biden's inauguration, the American media seem determined to outdo that or North Korea in their "slavish adoration."

A short video by Brittany Sellner discussing her new book of this name and its thesis. It could also be called "the end of patriotism" in America. Or just the end of America. Both fit.

An interesting discussion by Russian President Vladimir Putin about just who and what constituted the first Soviet government, and what it meant for Russia and for Russians as a people. Recall that Putin was a colonel in the KGB before the USSR came apart.