What did he mean by this?

Archaeologists now know that Stonehenge is the vineyard
Son of man Ezekiel and Son of man Jesus were referring:
Parable of the Wicked Tenants; Matt 21, Mark 1, Luke 20.

Lesser known fact:

Although the Hazara Shia genocide of 1893 at the hands of the Sunni Afghan Emir is well known,
another genocide took place two years later of the pagan Kaafirs of Kafiristan and their forced conversion to Sunni Islam.

Here’s the story of how Kafiristan became Nuristan.

In 1985, when John the Baptist and Jesus Christ were truncheoned by Wiltshire Constabulary
en route to Stonehenge for excavating the 666 Talents of Gold beneath Heelstone for G-D,
did they know Wiltshire Constabulary were ordered by Queen Elizabeth II to kill them?

I'm relocating to Moscow (for a job), what's Moscow's real History (not biased). Russian Federation.

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>some random shopkeeper dies in a mysterious shooting in a small Mississippi town and his shop looted and robbed
>the local cops naturally only focus on the idea that a black perpetrator or perpetrators did it
>they arrest and detain several suspects without charges
>but eventually focus their attention on two guys named Roosevelt Townes and Robert McDaniels, apparently because Townes had an unusually large amount of money on him for a black man
>he escaped jail and was tracked down in Memphis, Tennessee where he was turned over to the Mississippi authorities after alledgedly confessing to the murder and robbery of the shopkeeper
>McDaniels was apparently arrested with no given reason in particular
>before anything else could happen, a mob arrived and seized the pair without warning
>they were chained to a tree and tortured with blowtorches into confessing to the crime
>McDaniels was shot dead and Townes set on fire and burned alive
>a third black man named Shorty Dorrah was allegedly implicated by the two, after which the mob beat him and told him to leave Mississippi and never come back
>one newspaper declared that the torture-deaths of Townes and McDaniels were entirely justified and no court in the state would convict the perpetrators
>after photos of the lynchings made the national media, they provoked condemnation in and out of the US--even Nazi Germany publicized them as an example of American barbarism
>an attempt by Congress to pass a Federal anti-lynching bill afterward was foiled when Southern Congressmen voted it down

It's practically undeniable.

Is there any advantage in history to being landlocked? It seems like a great disadvantage in almost every respect. Also,
>Poor Moldova

If all the wishy washy explanations from economist didn't satisfy you, come to the light.

Energy resources are the main driver of economic activity in modern civilization, and in the early 20th coal was the main energy used for both domestic and international trade, as well as heavy industry. Coal production peaked years before the great depression. In the following decade, modern civilizations switched to oil as the main energy resource, which is why the crisis ended.