Este forte estrela está situado em Royal Citadel, na Inglaterra.
Marcadores: forte estrela, Inglaterra, Tartária
A INGLATERRA ACABA COM TODAS AS MEDIDAS COVID - Chega de passaportes Vax, chega de máscaras, chega de restrições!
Boris Johnson, primeiro-ministro do Reino Unido, anunciou o FIM total e completo de todas as medidas do COVID. Chega de máscaras, chega de Credenciais de Vacinas, chega de restrições.
Aqui está ele, dirigindo-se ao Parlamento britânico, anunciando o fim da farsa do COVID que destruiu todas as economias de nossas nações, destruiu empresas familiares, criou uma classe inteira de loucos por COVID que se trancaram com medo ou gritaram com outras pessoas por causa de máscaras, tudo para um vírus com uma taxa de sobrevivência de 99%.
Marcadores: Boris Johnson, coronavírus, Inglaterra, máscaras, vacina
Este supercentenário inglês viveu "apenas" 152 anos [perdendo feio para o chinês de 256 anos] e foi recebido pelo rei da Inglaterra...Old Tom Parr
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Thomas Parr (1483? – 14 November 1635) was an Englishman who supposedly lived for 152 years.[1] He is often referred to simply as Old Parr or Old Tom Parr.
[edit] Biography
Parr was said to have been born in 1483 near Shrewsbury, possibly at Wollaston. He supposedly joined the army around 1500 and did not marry until he was 80 years old. He had two children, both of whom died in infancy. Parr attributed his long life to his vegetarian diet and moral temperance, although when he was about 100 years old he purportedly had an affair and fathered a child born out of wedlock. After the death of his first wife, he married a second time at the alleged age of 122.
As news of his purported age spread, 'Old Parr' became a national celebrity and was painted by Rubens and Van Dyck. In 1635, Thomas Howard, 21st Earl of Arundel, visited Parr and brought him to London to meet Charles I. Charles asked what Parr had done that was greater than any other man, and the latter replied that he had performed penance (for his affair) at the age of 100.
Parr was treated as a spectacle in London, but the change in food and environment apparently led to his death. The king arranged for him to be buried in Westminster Abbey on November 15, 1635.[1] The inscription of his gravestone reads:
THO: PARR OF YE COUNTY OF SALLOP. BORNE
IN AD: 1483. HE LIVED IN YE REIGNES OF TEN
PRINCES VIZ: K.ED.4. K.ED.5.K.RICH.3.
K.HEN.7.K.HEN.8.K.EDW.6.Q.MA.Q.ELIZ
K.JA. & K. CHARLES. AGED 152 YEARES.
& WAS BURYED HERE NOVEMB. 15. 1635.
Marcadores: Inglaterra, supercentenários
