Comments by "gary K" (@garyK.45ACP) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. They weren't "revolvers" that went missing. The assassins were not armed with revolvers. They were Browning designed FN 1910 .380 (9x17mm) pistols. All four have been accounted for and are in collections of museums or private collections. Princip used pistol, serial number 19074, to kill the Archduke. Yet, for some reason, the guns used have often been misidentified as "revolvers" or the Browning designed FN 1900 pistol. While all the time, all four pistols had been recovered, all were FN Model 1910 .380s. Go figure. The pistol is on display at the military museum in Vienna, Austria. Along with the car Ferdinand was riding in when he was assassinated.
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  2. Yes, it is true. And when she said to him in Parliament: "Sir, you are drunk!" He said: "Madame, YOU are ugly. Tomorrow morning, I will be sober, YOU will still be ugly!"
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  3. This video was obsolete before it was posted.
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  4. His mother was American but, prior to 1934, children born abroad to US Citizen mothers did not receive citizenship without the naturalization process (children of US fathers did). In 1963, the US Congress passed legislation making Churchill a US Citizen. A bust of Winston Churchill was placed in the White House Oval Office by George W. Bush in 2001. Obama removed it. Boris Johnson said Obama removed it because he was part Kenyan and probably hated the UK. 🤣 President Trump put it back in place. Trump's mother was a UK Citizen. In 2021, President* Biden took office and the bust of Winston Churchill got up and walked itself out of the Oval Office, shaking it's head as it left!
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  5. Also a hero in Ukraine. My wife was born and raised in Kharkov. We still have an apartment there. A few years ago I was taking a photo of my wife in front of a large bust of Georgy Zhukov at the Kharkov metro station "Marshalla Zhukova", which is just a couple minutes walk from out apartment, basically translates to: "Our Marshall Zhukov". The ticket clerk yelled at me to not take photos..."it is against the law!" She said. "What law?" I asked. "Special law!" she said. "if you do not stop, I will call the militsia! They will take your camera" 🤣 I don't think she works for the Ukrainian tourism ministry. Anyway, Marshall Zhukov is revered in any of the former Soviet Union (maybe not the Baltics 😏)
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  6.  @marybartley9784  Thanks for caring enough to read and comment.
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  7. Alexander III was Tsar until his death November 1, 1894. The assassination attempt By Alexander Lenin was against Alexander III. This is actually public information that you can search in the device you use to make uninformed comments. Just put your question (obviously you were not sure) in the search engine of your choice and press "enter". You'll get approx. 21,000,000 search results. Choose one. Read it.
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  8.  @HaiderAli-it9pn  Perhaps. But this was not one of them.
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  9.  @rumanisengupta149  Except the video, in this case, was right. The assassination attempt was against Alexander III
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  10. Several VPs became President after a President died or was assassinated in office. So we have had several "unelected" Presidents.
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  11. Orwell never predicted that WE would buy the cameras and enter our own information into a central database (social media)
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