Tag: torture

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“Kill, Rape, Control” is the slogan of one of the most notorious gangs in the history of organized crime, MS-13. And yet it could also be the motto for the hostile elite that holds sway in the United States, Great Britain, and in other countries across the Western world. Sexual violence is the tool of malevolent invaders, would-be conquers who wish to humiliate, emasculate, and subjugate their target group. It has long been a weapon of war. Our elites are engaged in this activity and so are their imported foreign foot soldiers, the unending legions of the third world. (more…)

Another rough day at the office, drawn by a guard.

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No Russian Leaders

The London Morning Post correspondent then tried to determine who the Bolsheviks were who had terrorized Kiev. His findings were:

In the first place, as Kiev knew the Bolsheviki, they are utter aliens — Letts, Finns, internationalized Jews, Rumanians, anything except actual Russians. (more…)

Ivan Vladimirov, In Basements of Cheka (1919)

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Sometimes a timely warning comes from an unlikely place. A footnote in Francis Parker Yockey’s Imperium led to a shocking find in what was, even in his day, a dusty tome on some university library shelves. The emended citation is Current History, Vol. XI, Part 1, no. 3, published in December 1919. (more…)

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Anglo-Saxon scholar Hwitgeard was host Nick Jeelvy‘s special guest on the latest broadcast of The Writers’ Bloc, where they discussed Guy Fawkes Day and its significance for the British people, and it is now available for download and online listening. (more…)

Nathan DeGrave

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Nathan DeGrave is among the peaceful January 6 demonstrators who are being kept in the Washington, DC jail for practicing their supposed right to free speech and freedom of assembly. Their situation has been dire in an unimaginable hell. I cannot describe what these people are facing any better than the man who is living it now. Here is his message. (more…)

O’Brien (Richard Burton) demonstrates that 2 + 2 doesn’t always equal 4.

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Did the international crises of 1947 and 1948 leave their mark on the writing of Nineteen Eighty-Four? I’ve spent a lot of time on this question, and so far as I can tell, the answer is – yes; but only obliquely. And George Orwell may not even have been conscious of the fact.

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Connolly, Burnham, Orwell, & “Corner Table”

“In the torture scenes, he is merely melodramatic: he introduces those rather grotesque machines which used to appear in terror stories for boys.”
—V. S. Pritchett, The New Statesman, June 18, 1949

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While Western expansion in the United States really started when English settlers travelled overland from Massachusetts to Connecticut in 1635, a true film of the Western genre is only set west of the 100th meridian in the years between the Confederate surrender at Appomattox and the coronation of Edward VII. While warfare has existed since time immemorial, a true War Movie is only set between 1933 and 1945, during the time of Hitler and the Second World War.

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"Wicked Man" -- North Korean Poster

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Francis Pollini’s Night was published by Olympia Press around fifty years ago and deals with the Korean War, but it is still relevant for all that. It concerns the Communist brain-washing techniques used by the Maoist Chinese forces on American prisoners of war during that conflict. These were based on various behaviorist ideas which were very much in the air at that time and were used extensively by the KGB, CIA , MI6, the French secret services, and other parallel or adjacent bodies. (more…)

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Brian Aldiss
Moreau’s Other Island
Jonathan Cape Ltd., 1980

Moreau’s Other Island by the science fiction writer Brian Aldiss was published over thirty years ago, but it still retains a certain “bite” in socio-biological terms.

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