[Kizzy]

Are you referencing the statues to Lenin being removed as we speak? Some may say it's a good thing ...progress even.

[Livia]

"Some"... are they the same as "Most"? I was just reading about them on another thread.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Livia

"Some"... are they the same as "Most"? I was just reading about them on another thread.

No some are not most, some are ace, most just get on my nerves tbh.

[Shaun]

I'm not sure what the thread is asking/debating but IMO the book should be available to sell and buy.

Out of interest, who makes profit from its sales though?

[Kizzy]

That's a good question, no suggestion that any proceeds go to any charity for victims then?
No it's jut a name that generates infamy which equates to money in the bank.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes I have it on BluRay 1080P

Is this you inviting me over, Arista?

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Shaun

I'm not sure what the thread is asking/debating but IMO the book should be available to sell and buy.

Out of interest, who makes profit from its sales though?

I'm hoping it's a Jewish publisher.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

I'm hoping it's a Jewish publisher.

I have been looking into it and all of the publishers are Jews. And their employees - Jews. And the people who make their lunchtime sandwiches... all Jews. When I realised this, is when I realised just how deep the problem is.

... ... ... Hey, the copyright is up, that means that Mein Kampf related humour is now also considered fair game! R... right?

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

That's a good question, no suggestion that any proceeds go to any charity for victims then?
No it's jut a name that generates infamy which equates to money in the bank.

No - the book is a 'must read' for anyone interested in how an insignificant talentless little house painter of very poor education could infect an entire nation with his insane, anti-semitic toxicity, bring most of the world to war, and realise the holocaust - the singular most inhuman event in history.

The book is a confused and literary woeful mish-mash of re-written history, distorted and enhanced personal biography, plagiarised anti-semitic ideologies, notably from the published autobiography of Henry Ford and Ford's 'The International Jew', and Hitler's absolute belief in a 'Da Vinci Code' type literary forgery - 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion' - which purported to prove an 'ISIS' type Jewish conspiracy to conquer the world.

Hitler was a sick monster who could not even ejaculate during sex unless his female partner defecated on his chest, and his obsession with faeces permeates his ghost-written (Rudolph Hess) non-masterpiece Mein Kampf, as well as his ideologies, but pile of shet though it may well be from a literary perspective, it should still be compulsive reading.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Hitler was a sick monster who could not even ejaculate during sex unless his female partner defecated on his chest.

Totally random historical scat fact of the day.

(Although Kirk, I'm pretty sure this one was just a rumour, probably arising from the various anti-Hitler jokes / anecdotes that circulated amoungst soldiers during WWII. There are obvious reasons for them wanting to mock / ridicule him - to make him seem less of a terrifying figure - but I suspect, as with most of the stories, there's unlikely to be much truth in it.)


It is true that the book is badly written, though, and that it seems to lurch frequently between reality and pure fantasy.

[bots]

Maybe we can all buy the book and **** on it

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I have been looking into it and all of the publishers are Jews. And their employees - Jews. And the people who make their lunchtime sandwiches... all Jews. When I realised this, is when I realised just how deep the problem is.
... ... ... Hey, the copyright is up, that means that Mein Kampf related humour is now also considered fair game! R... right?

The emboldened passage is actually a direct quote from Mein Kampf.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

The emboldened passage is actually a direct quote from Mein Kampf.

If it's accurate I think I might have epidemic memory! I knew there was something vaguely like that but I saw it years ago and only in brief snippets...

*he said, squirrelling his worn copy away under the bed*

[Livia]

I'm not going to wake up in the morning to find you've invaded Poland, am I,TS?

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Totally random historical scat fact of the day.

(Although Kirk, I'm pretty sure this one was just a rumour, probably arising from the various anti-Hitler jokes / anecdotes that circulated amoungst soldiers during WWII. There are obvious reasons for them wanting to mock / ridicule him - to make him seem less of a terrifying figure - but I suspect, as with most of the stories, there's unlikely to be much truth in it.)


It is true that the book is badly written, though, and that it seems to lurch frequently between reality and pure fantasy.

You say that like this is going to become a regular item on TiBBs schedule

[bots]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

You say that like this is going to become a regular item on TiBBs schedule

only if it is accompanied by All Bran

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

You say that like this is going to become a regular item on TiBBs schedule

Well it wasn't... But it is now!

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

I'm not going to wake up in the morning to find you've invaded Poland, am I,TS?

As I am in Scotland, the invasion will have to be in reverse. England tomorrow, Toy D Day by the weekend, Poland mid February and I'll be in the German capital by March.

But the whole thing is reverse, so everyone gets good things... We go around building things and improving towns and villages and there are random prizes. Like free holidays. And Ferrero Rocher.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

only if it is accompanied by All Bran

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Well it wasn't... But it is now!

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

As I am in Scotland, the invasion will have to be in reverse. England tomorrow, Toy D Day by the weekend, Poland mid February and I'll be in the German capital by March.

But the whole thing is reverse, so everyone gets good things... We go around building things and improving towns and villages and there are random prizes. Like free holidays. And Ferrero Rocher.

I'm beginning to think you're not a Nazi at all.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

I'm beginning to think you're not a Nazi at all.

Come a little closer, said the spider to the Jew...


... ... ... I don't know where the line is! Help! This is all starting to feel a bit anti-semitic and on a Mein Kampf thread... And with real life Jewish people...

Statement: I am not a Nazi and have no affiliations with Nazis or Nazi philosophies. This is a serious thread about serious things for serious people.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

No - the book is a 'must read' for anyone interested in how an insignificant talentless little house painter of very poor education could infect an entire nation with his insane, anti-semitic toxicity, bring most of the world to war, and realise the holocaust - the singular most inhuman event in history.

The book is a confused and literary woeful mish-mash of re-written history, distorted and enhanced personal biography, plagiarised anti-semitic ideologies, notably from the published autobiography of Henry Ford and Ford's 'The International Jew', and Hitler's absolute belief in a 'Da Vinci Code' type literary forgery - 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion' - which purported to prove an 'ISIS' type Jewish conspiracy to conquer the world.

Hitler was a sick monster who could not even ejaculate during sex unless his female partner defecated on his chest, and his obsession with faeces permeates his ghost-written (Rudolph Hess) non-masterpiece Mein Kampf, as well as his ideologies, but pile of shet though it may well be from a literary perspective, it should still be compulsive reading.

Um I'll pass thanks.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Um I'll pass thanks.

Kizzy doesn't like Nazis defecating on people's chests.

BANNED from thread.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Kizzy doesn't like Nazis defecating on people's chests.

BANNED from thread.

This has genuinely been one of the most genial and humorous threads for a while - which is strange considering the subject, but perhaps not T.S seeing as how you're in one of your (better) nutty moods.

[Kizzy]

Well I was going to say that the bantz were a little distasteful....And then it got reeeeeaaaalllly distasteful :/