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Hello everyone! My name is unknown by you, NomenNescio.First of all, this websites offers some interesting articles. Since these are not written by me, I will always include the url to the original website. Note: some articles are not written in English, but in other languages, such as Dutch.
Secondly, you can find some interesting videos on this site. Most of them are originally from YouTube, but are uploaded to this website, as YouTube could potentially remove them (eventhough they are very valuable). I also include videos from other domains that are really interesting.
Thirdly, you will find a option in the menu to view my GitHub statistics.
Finally, I offer an overview of my addons for FireFox and Microsoft Edge.
Below there is the possibility to support me financially via PayPal. You can also listen to some music.
But first, there are ten shortcuts to news websites, which view the news from a different angle than is normally done by the mainstream media.
And don't forget to support via PayPal .
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Some interesting sites:
| 1. franklinterhorst.nl | 2. Weet Magazine | 3. blckbx | 4. Maurice.nl | 5. DeAndereKrant |
| 6. StopWorldControl | 7. WantToKnow | 8. NineForNews | 9. NaturalNews | 10. Dissident |
| 11. Eindtijdklok | 12. Complot.Wiki | 13. Cintel |
| 1. franklinterhorst.nl | 2. Weet Magazine |
| 3. blckbx | 4. Maurice.nl |
| 5. DeAndereKrant | 6. StopWorldControl |
| 7. WantToKnow | 8. NineForNews |
| 9. NaturalNews | 10. Dissident |
| 11. Eindtijdklok | 12. Complot.Wiki |
| 13. Cintel |
Some nice music playlists
KaJeM
Classic Music Remix
Classical Music - Organ
Johann Pachelbel: 1653–1706;
Antonio Vivaldi: 1678–1741;
Johann Sebastian Bach: 1685–1750;
George Frideric Handel: 1685–1759;
Johann Schneider: 1702–1788 /
Johann Philipp Kirnberger: 1721–1783
(both students of Johann Sebastian Bach);
Joseph Haydn: 1732–1809;
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 1756–1791;
Ludwig von Beethoven: 1770–1827;
Johann Strauss I: 1804–1849;
Felix Mendelssohn: 1809–1847;
Frédéric Chopin: 1810–1849;
Johann Strauss II: 1825–1899;
Johannes Brahms: 1833–1897;
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: 1840–1893;
Edvard Grieg: 1843–1907;
Antonio Vivaldi: 1678–1741;
Johann Sebastian Bach: 1685–1750;
George Frideric Handel: 1685–1759;
Johann Schneider: 1702–1788 /
Johann Philipp Kirnberger: 1721–1783
(both students of Johann Sebastian Bach);
Joseph Haydn: 1732–1809;
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 1756–1791;
Ludwig von Beethoven: 1770–1827;
Johann Strauss I: 1804–1849;
Felix Mendelssohn: 1809–1847;
Frédéric Chopin: 1810–1849;
Johann Strauss II: 1825–1899;
Johannes Brahms: 1833–1897;
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: 1840–1893;
Edvard Grieg: 1843–1907;
Radios
