Andrés Escobar, the Colombian defender, scoring the tragic own goal against the USA during the 1994 World Cup that led to Colombia’s elimination. He was assassinated just days later in Medellín. GalleryAndrés Escobar, the Colombian defender, scoring the tragic own goal against the USA during the 1994 World Cup that led to Colombia’s elimination. He was assassinated just days later in Medellín.
Tommaso Buscetta, on the right, shielded by four policemen as an extraordinary precaution against a possible courtroom assassination, testifies against Mafia ‘boss of bosses’ Totò Riina, 1993. GalleryTommaso Buscetta, on the right, shielded by four policemen as an extraordinary precaution against a possible courtroom assassination, testifies against Mafia ‘boss of bosses’ Totò Riina, 1993.
“Food chain.” By Yair Netanyahu from 2017, showing George Soros dangling the world in front of a reptilian creature, a figure highly reminiscent of the antisemitic “happy merchant” image, as well a prominent critics of the Netanyahus, including the former prime minister Ehud Barak and Meni Naftali. Gallery“Food chain.” By Yair Netanyahu from 2017, showing George Soros dangling the world in front of a reptilian creature, a figure highly reminiscent of the antisemitic “happy merchant” image, as well a prominent critics of the Netanyahus, including the former prime minister Ehud Barak and Meni Naftali.
North Korean painting (2006) depicting the capture of a US soldier during the Korean War. The US soldier appears to have donned a dress as a disguise. GalleryNorth Korean painting (2006) depicting the capture of a US soldier during the Korean War. The US soldier appears to have donned a dress as a disguise.
EMS and WWF staff giving medical attention to wrestler Owen Hart – after he accidentally fell 78 ft into the ring, at the ‘Over the Edge’ pay-per-view, at the Kemper Area in Kansas City, Missouri – May 23rd, 1999. GalleryEMS and WWF staff giving medical attention to wrestler Owen Hart – after he accidentally fell 78 ft into the ring, at the ‘Over the Edge’ pay-per-view, at the Kemper Area in Kansas City, Missouri – May 23rd, 1999.
