Who trained the 9/11 hijackers?
Usually, the double agents do not declare this on every street corner.
“No evidence” – does not mean that it did not happen.the 9/11 hijackers were trained (in OPSec, etc.) by the military and security officers from the EIJ – Egyptian Islamic Jihad, who could be the agents of Russia, Germany, or Israel – Google Search google.com/search?q=the9%2F1…
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Nov 11, 2026
Day: November 11, 2026
the9/11 hijackers were trained (in OPSec, etc.) by the military and security officers from the EIJ – Egyptian Islamic Jihad, who could be the agents of Russia, Germany, or Israel – Google Search google.com/search?q=the9%2F1…
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Nov 11, 2026
🇺🇦 УКРАИНА ОТВЕРГЛА ПЛАН ТРАМПА ПО СДАЧЕ ТЕРРИТОРИЙ РОССИИ
Как сообщает The Telegraph, Украина отвергла новый план Трампа, предусматривающий территориальные уступки России. Американские посланники предложили очередной “компромисс”: фактически закрепить за Москвой контроль над оккупированными территориями Донецкой и Луганской областей Украины, оставив Киеву города, которые он продолжает удерживать. При этом Кремль требует передать ему еще около 5180 кв. км украинской территории, которую российская армия так и не смогла захватить.Накануне переговоров в Абу-Даби Трамп заявил, что после войны Украина будет иметь “другую форму”, а американские чиновники намекнули, что Киев якобы готов проявить гибкость в территориальном вопросе.
Однако украинский источник, близкий к переговорам, категорически опроверг эти утверждения: “Украинская делегация никогда не обсуждала никаких уступок в отношении каких-либо территорий, оккупированных Россией. Украина никогда не признает эту оккупацию ни де-факто, ни де-юре. И именно такую позицию мы всегда занимали за столом переговоров”.
— @adagamov Nov 11, 2026
Paula Hitler (Paula Wolff), the younger and only surviving full sister of Adolf Hitler, photographed in May 1945 while in U.S. Army custody….
Paula Hitler (1896-1960) was the youngest child of Alois and Klara Hitler and Adolf Hitler’s only full-sibling to survive into adulthood. Orphaned at a young age after her father died when she was six and her mother when she was eleven, she and Adolf lived on a meager state pension. Personal documents and research later revealed a troubled home life; journals noted that Adolf was a strict and sometimes physical presence during their youth.
She worked as a secretary and clerical worker in Vienna, including for the Austrian State Insurance Company, from which she was fired in August 1930 once her relationship to Adolf became known. To protect her from public scrutiny, Adolf insisted she use the assumed surname “Wolff” (a childhood nickname of his). Adolf provided her with a regular monthly financial stipend throughout the 1930s and WWII. Her life wasn’t completely separate from the regime, though. In the early 1940s, she was briefly engaged to Erwin Jekelius, a Viennese psychiatrist and prominent Nazi euthanasia doctor, but Adolf intervened and forced the engagement to be called off. She never married or had children. She worked as a secretary in a military field hospital. She never officially joined the Nazi Party.
At the end of WWII, she was arrested and interrogated by U.S. counter-intelligence officers. She was released without charges after investigators found no evidence of war crimes or direct political complicity. She lived a quiet, reclusive life in Berchtesgaden, supported by former members of her brother’s inner circle.
In February 1959, she gave her only filmed television interview to British producer Peter Morley, where she spoke cautiously about their childhood and avoided political questions. She died on June 1, 1960, in Berchtesgaden, marking the end of Adolf Hitler’s immediate family line.
— @archeohistories Nov 11, 2026