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#Heavy Metal 1981#Heavy Metal#Gerald Potterton#John Bruno#John Halas#Julian Harris#Jimmy T. Murakami#Barrie Nelson#Paul Sabella#Jack Stokes#Pino Van Lamsweerde#Harold Whitaker#Daniel Goldberg#Len Blum#Dan O'Bannon#Richard Corben#Bernie Wrightson#Angus McKie#Jean 'Moebius' Giraud#80s
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The Black Power Mixtape 1967–1975 (Göran Olsson, 2011)
#XX century#documentary#Göran Olsson#American society#The Black Power Mixtape 1967–1975#Black Liberation Movement#Stokely Carmichael#Martin Luther King Jr.#Eldridge Cleaver#Bobby Seale#Huey P. Newton#Emile de Antonio#Angela Davis#Olof Palme#Vietnam war#Black Panther Party#COINTELPRO#War on Drugs#Louis Farrakhan#Richard Nixon#Erykah Badu#Malcolm X#Harry Belafonte#Harlem#Oakland#Brooklyn#History#Civil Rights Movement#Self-determination#Sweden
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#its shipped!! raggedy ann book is on the way!! im being so normal about this!!!#i totally like things a normal amount guys#i legit might freak when it comes in the mail#the holy grail of my raggedy collection hehe#theres 8 plushes. a figure. and now a book#plus the book is like a piece of history. that applies to a few of my fixations#animation. raggedys. history. reading. this is so coooollllll#richard williams. art babbit. tissa david. eric goldberg. and im probably forgetting a ton. but like. LEGENDS.#raggedy ann and andy a musical adventure#raggedy ann and andy#raggedy ann#raggedy andy#raggedy#raggedys#i. love it. a STUPID amount. the raggedys. the movie. the animation. the history. im so stoked to be getting this book you dont even know
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I really liked this character and I'm sorry that their friendship line ended like this 💔
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Black is beautiful
#Kwame Brathwaite#black is beautiful#black history#self portrait#activism#1964#civil rights#steve biko#african american#black power#self determination#malcolm x#richard wright#stokely carmichael#rosa parks#maya angelou
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AUGH @ people sending asks to talk abt HR the problem is I dont know WHAT to talk about since ive already gone off about the broad strokes ad nauseum i would have to talk about characters and themes and random very specific worldbuilding details like did you know the underground supermaze that gives hollowridge its name is actually inhabited by all kinds of creatures and machines that were engineered to keep it safe and have evolved out of control in the new situation and now act more like the immune system of a massive beast? (There are regular animals too but the labs and factories are protected by specific machines)
Since they are descended from security systems they will attack anything and everything foreign that enters UNLESS they can be confirmed as "employees" meaning if you have some sort of old world identification (like an ID card) you MIGHT stand a chance at getting in unscathed. The other problem is that these IDs also come with DNA and face recognition so unless the system is very primitive or very damaged only descendants of old registered employees can """"safely"""" enter.
#thunderclap#this is how Richard and his sect get in and out without trouble#and also why dianne is stoked when she has adri in her grip#an old world horror capable of cleaving its way through the security measures underground#the hollowridge disaster
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Tigers in Oxford, tigers in Scotland..
#endeavour#endeavour morse#sharpe#richard sharpe#major stokes#whom i love#Sharpe's fortress#deb reads
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#hatfield and the north#the rotters club#fitter stoke has a bath#dave stewart#pip pyle#phil miller#richard sinclair
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Episode 692: The only existing link
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#chris jennings#dark shadows#elizabeth collins stoddard#exorcism#julia hoffman#lisa blake richards#makeup#ned stuart#quentin collins#roger davis#sabrina stuart#secret passage#timothy eliot stokes
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Sorry if it's a dumb question. But if people say Lambert or Perkin were the Princes, why did they wait so long to come back?
Richard stole their birthright slurred them their mother and sisters as a whore and bastards. So why the hell did they never appear in his reign and get an army? Yeah it's a short time and they were young but no one's asking them to fight. Plenty of men would've helped.
Like if everyone thought they were dead, Henry's sorta avenging them by killing Richard and marrying Elizabeth. He's the good guy! So why wait.
The best explanation I have is Richard was holding them, and would've kept them in prison until they died, but when Bosworth happened someone let them out.
I mean, if they lived, wouldn't taking two boys hostage, killing protective male family, and never letting them see their mother again, and never have any life at all, be pretty shitty behavior as it is?
So it's kind of a paradox. If Richard didn't kill them, even if they weren't Perkin or Lambert, he was expecting to leave them in jail forever. So he ruined their lives and was cruel for no reason. If he was ready to hurt two children, he sounds like the type of guy who would finish the job and kill them.
So if I follow the whole "they survived" theory through, Richard ends up sounding guilty anyway.
Well, do you know why Lambert Simmel's revolt never happened during Richard III's reign?
Because the rebellion was made by Ricardians. It's Richard III's sister funding mercenaries led by Richard III's former Lieutenant of Ireland/nephew and his former best friend, landing on Richard III's stronghold and attracting Richard III's former supporters (the Harringtons, Broughtons, Scropes).
Lambert Simmel being Edward V. Makes. No. Damn. Sense.
As for Perkin Warbeck, the fact that he waited years speaks volumes on his authenticity. He was aware that this was an issue, hence his justifications about his brother Edward V being killed by people whom he does not name the sponsor before being put in custody by said killers who seemingly have no trouble killing a 13-year-old but think it's too immoral to kill a 10-year-old. Then they free him after a bunch of years in Flanders.
Two options: either they work for Richard III, in which case they should have no trouble freeing him after he gets killed. Either they work for the Tudors/Tudor-linked, in which case he wouldn't ever be free. What convince me that Perkin Warbeck isn't Richard of Shrewsbury is his own weird version of events, not whatever his opponents said.
And indeed, it's to vindicate Richard III but less as an innocent man than a victim of his time. In the long run, they can't canonize him, considering many of his past deeds. But what they wanna do is pin the portrayal of someone unfairly treated by his contemporaries and posterity. Using a famous mystery in which one can muddy the waters enough to instigate doubts is great for them because then, they can avoid talking about his career as a duke, his actions as a general or his very real ambitions and aspirations. I do not get their hyperfixation on Richard III & morality. I personally outgrew it when I was 16 years old. Richard III doesn't interest me for that. Their picture of a martyred (?), progressive (??), proto-socialist (???) Duke of Gloucester is so strange it's a bit fascinating.
#Edward V#Richard of Shwresbury#Richard III#war of the roses#Perkin Warbeck#Lambert Simmel#And frankly#if that make them happy to think he didn't do it (TM)#good for them#but what I can't stand is them distorting very clear historical events like the Stoke campaign for their little crusade#I fear some writers/journalists/amateurs/ will even present that as a theory to the wide public when it's bs
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#Heavy Metal#Heavy Metal 1981#Gerald Potterton#John Bruno#John Halas#Julian Harris#Jimmy T. Murakami#Barrie Nelson#Paul Sabella#Jack Stokes#Pino Van Lamsweerde#Harold Whitaker#Daniel Goldberg#Len Blum#Dan O'Bannon#Richard Corben#Bernie Wrightson#Angus McKie#Jean 'Moebius' Giraud#80s
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The Black Power Mixtape 1967–1975 (Göran Olsson, 2011)
#XX century#documentary#Göran Olsson#American society#The Black Power Mixtape 1967–1975#Black Liberation Movement#Stokely Carmichael#Martin Luther King Jr.#Eldridge Cleaver#Bobby Seale#Huey P. Newton#Emile de Antonio#Angela Davis#Olof Palme#Vietnam war#Black Panther Party#COINTELPRO#War on Drugs#Louis Farrakhan#Richard Nixon#Erykah Badu#Malcolm X#Harry Belafonte#Harlem#Oakland#Brooklyn#History#Civil Rights Movement#Self-determination#Sweden
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The crow and the fox
Master Crow, perched on an oak, Was holding a cheese in his beak. Master Fox, lured by the scent, Spoke more or less like this: ‘Good day, my dear Sir Crow, How smart you are! How debonair you are! In truth, if your song Be as fine as your plumage, You are the phoenix of these woods.’ At this, the crow grew wild with glee; And to display his minstrelsy, He opens a big beak and drops his booty. The fox snaps it up, saying: ‘My dear sir, Learn that every flatterer Depends on an audience to live at ease. This lesson is doubtless cheap at a cheese.’ The crow, shamefaced and in troubled state, Vowed to be tricked no more – a little late.
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"... you were an artist, friend"
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The Harley MS 431 collection of papers from the circle of Sir John Prophete cited by Brown is largely concerned with attempts to resolve the Schism, in particular with English preparations for, and involvement in, the Council of Pisa, during the reign of Henry IV. But the manuscript also contains a variety of other documents, notably two personal letters written by his nephew Thomas Felde. One of these, addressed to an archbishop, is an appeal for support for Prophete as successor to John Fordham, supposed dead or dying, as Bishop of Ely (f. 94v); but in fact Fordham outlived Prophete, Felde, and Archbishop Thomas Arundel, to whom the letter is probably addressed. Arundel died after a sudden illness on 19 February 1414. The nephew’s unsuccessful efforts to assist in his uncle’s appointment to a bishopric will hardly have been helped by the second letter, cited but not identified by Wylie: addressed to a bishop closely related by blood to Sir John Oldcastle’s third wife, Lady Cobham, whose fourth husband he had become by 1409, this is an appeal for help for Lady Cobham, left destitute during Oldcastle’s absence, and threatened by the sale of his Kentish possessions. The proceeds of the sale are to go to the King’s exchequer. The bishop to whom Thomas Felde’s letter on behalf of Lady Cobham was directed must have been Richard Courtenay of Norwich, who died at Harfleur in 1415 without ever having visited the see to which he had been appointed in Lady Cobham’s grandmother – wife of the Lord John Cobham who played a prominent part in affairs of state under Edward III, Richard II and Henry IV, and lived to a great age – was a Courtenay. Descended from the family of the dukes of Devonshire, Oldcastle’s wife and the bishop of Norwich were probably second cousins.
Charity Scott Stokes, "Sir John Oldcastle, The Office of the Privy Seal and Thomas Hoccleve's Remonstrance Against Oldcastle of 1415", Anglia, vol. 118 no. 4 (2007)
#a more academic source for yesterday's post#richard courtenay bishop of norwich#sir john oldcastle#joan lady cobham#thomas felde#sir john prophete#historian: charity scott stokes
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