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It’s explained to be derived from the Biblical name Shem, whose name means “name”. However, that explanation is garbage on multiple levels.
Chauvin tried to plead guilty to 3rd degree murder, but we are told US Attorney General Bill Barr wouldn't accept that plea. Ridiculous, because the US Attorney General had nothing to do with accepting that plea or not. This is just legal storytelling for the unwashed.
Back in the old days you never saw stuff like this, and that is because it wasn't allowed. This video is crime scene evidence, or should be, so the police and court should be sitting on it at least until after the trial. They don't want to ruin jury selection, you know.
The woman depicted in the statue was at the end of a momentous two weeks. She had given birth to her twelfth child. A week later they were kidnapped by Indians and she was forced to walk a hundred miles through the wilds of New England in the winter, wearing one shoe.
Only three weeks before her alleged death, she made her last public appearance (January 11, note the date), and she was not super thin. On her Wikipedia page, they admit her friend Dione Warwick was quoted as saying that Karen was bragging about “having an ass”. 
The Nabokovs had friends in very high places. Vladimir's brother Nicholas, ever the socialite, moved to Paris after the Russian Revolution and hobnobbed with the likes of Jean Cocteau and Gertrude Stein. 
We're starting with William the Silent (24 April 1533 – 10 July 1584), (translated from Dutch: Willem de Zwijger), or, more commonly in the Netherlands, William of Orange (Dutch: Willem van Oranje) 
We will start with his “missions”. Apollo 11 and Gemini 8. Aces and eights, as usual.
This film is basically a large expansion of the previous 2001 FoxNews film Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon? Both use Bill Kaysing's book We Never Went to the Moon as a starting point, but American Moon takes it even further than Kaysing did, adding much new research. 
I have touched on Mark Twain many times over the past couple of years, always giving him a pass. He was a talented person, after all, and I tend to look less harshly on spooks who add something interesting to the mix.
I have no intention of ruining the stories for you, I hope. I have read them over and over since I was a boy, and have enjoyed the old BBC TV adaptations even more in some ways, perhaps.
Each shuttle launch cost almost $2 billion. Over $200 billion was spent on the program over three decades, and what do we have to show for it? Some museum pieces. A handful of chubby planes that never got out of LEO (Low Earth Orbit) and that haven't morphed into more useful tech
Wikipedia tells us his father is named Tom Major-Ball, but Geni contradicts that, telling us his father was Abraham Thomas Ball, with only a stagename of Tom Major. So why is Wikipedia giving us the alias or stagename of the father of a Prime Minister as his real name? 
The first thing we learn is that his famous birthplace in Woolsthorpe is not actually his birthplace. That manor house, though large, was actually next door to an even larger companion that was pulled down in 1798, called the Dower house. 
The press reported Hovey was a Satanist who liked to dress up mannequins as corpses and roll them around the house in his grandmother's wheelchair. He was in the news again in 1997 when he is said to have masterminded an escape from his New Mexico prison. The escape failed.
Pocket republished a Mental Floss Story by Jake Rossen from the 16th of March 2018. I missed it the first time. Rossen brags that Nicholas Meyer and his team of propagandists “terrorized 100 million viewers in the US” with this TV film in 1983. 
Though leftist, for some reason it targeted unionists and peasants for murder. Why would leftists target unions or peasants? Does that make any sense? That is your first clue, and one of the largest.