One small quibble, not disagreeing with you, not at all.
Did any of you know we had one of the world's greatest heros quietly hiding here in America?
I saw a picture of her humble home with a dirt driveway in small town in Wisconsin. She was checking her mailbox and glaring at the camera- some jerkoff drove by so he could get a picture and…
One small quibble, not disagreeing with you, not at all.
Did any of you know we had one of the world's greatest heros quietly hiding here in America?
I saw a picture of her humble home with a dirt driveway in small town in Wisconsin. She was checking her mailbox and glaring at the camera- some jerkoff drove by so he could get a picture and post it on social media.
I speak to you of one of the most noble women who has ever lived: Stalin's daughter.
I think her name was Anna.
It was she who blocked the door to his office for 10 hours as he strangled to death on his own tongue, his face turning black as he lay paralyzed on his own desk. She resolutely refused entry to any and all officers, making sure that no rescue would come until the monster, her father, was dead.
Such steel! Such justice! Surely she deserves a shrine and a statue befitting a hero of mankind.
Nonsense. Stalin’s daughter’s name was Shetland. She was a very troubled soul, and didn’t have the kind of power to be able to prevent anyone from entering Stalin’s office. By the time of his death, their relationship was already shaky, following Stalin many disappointments with his unstable daughter.
One small quibble, not disagreeing with you, not at all.
Did any of you know we had one of the world's greatest heros quietly hiding here in America?
I saw a picture of her humble home with a dirt driveway in small town in Wisconsin. She was checking her mailbox and glaring at the camera- some jerkoff drove by so he could get a picture and post it on social media.
I speak to you of one of the most noble women who has ever lived: Stalin's daughter.
I think her name was Anna.
It was she who blocked the door to his office for 10 hours as he strangled to death on his own tongue, his face turning black as he lay paralyzed on his own desk. She resolutely refused entry to any and all officers, making sure that no rescue would come until the monster, her father, was dead.
Such steel! Such justice! Surely she deserves a shrine and a statue befitting a hero of mankind.
Yes, As a native Wisconsinite, I knew about her living somewhere around here years ago.
Nonsense. Stalin’s daughter’s name was Shetland. She was a very troubled soul, and didn’t have the kind of power to be able to prevent anyone from entering Stalin’s office. By the time of his death, their relationship was already shaky, following Stalin many disappointments with his unstable daughter.