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Thank you.

A much-needed shot-in-the-arm for this tired soul.

I don't mean to seem really obtuse or anything.........but I don't get the humour in, or significance of, "the fork".

Am I missing something?

Honest question.

VERY nice,.

A lot of it fit beautifully with the on-screen.

The "Soviet General" was a little weak tough, to be frank.

@had97139 Oh please.

Sure Mussolini started as a "socialist", but he ended with the Socialist and Communist parties, and the soon-to-be-dissolved trade unions and agrarian leagues, as his most despised and persecuted enemies.

He began as a republican, but spend his entire career serving a king.

H...

Sweet Gentle Jesus, when I first saw this laughed till I wept, I swear ta God!!!

The thing that always perplexed me about this episode is why "historian" John Gill says that Nazi Germany was "the most efficient state Earth ever knew" when historians know full well (and knew then) that this was not true at all. The opposite was the case. Ribbentrop presented proof in his "defe...

The first time I heard this it hit me like a truck.

This magnificent song always reminds me that......

"Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature. It is the heart of a heartless world, the soul of soulless conditions. " - Karl Marx

Not to nitpick, but an SS unterscharfuhrer is not an "officer".

@TIMWILLIAMS29621 Pithy.

But if you are going to toss around old quotes from Mrs. Thatcher, how about this oft-forgotten gem : "There is no such thing as society".

I, for one, am not interested in the shallow misunderstanding of "socialism" as uttered by a woman who denies even the existence of ...

I don't "hate" America.

I do, however, find the more self-congratulatory, grossly consumerist, advertising-drenched, tediously sanctimonious, morbidly money-worshipping, celebrity-obsessed, hyper-jingoistic (not to mention wantonly militarist) apsects of contemporary Late-Capitalist, corporate-sp...

Mr. Paul fails to understand that American Imperialism, American Militarism and American Capitalism are inextricably bound together. He denounces the Empire but never tires of singing the praises of Capital. Corporatism is the logical culmination of capitalism, and corporatism requires conformity...

I meant "partition". Sorry. ;)

Meh......Oldthinkers unbellyfeel Ingsoc.

Ah yes....the Welsh translation. ;)

The audience doesn't seem to "get it".

No matter.

Little do they realise that they will soon enough know exactly what this song means.

Give it time.......

It'll come again.

There is much talk here of "Communism vs. Democracy".....I would respectfully point out that "democracy" is a form of governmental structure (ie: a politcal system) whereas "communism" is in fact a form of economic structure (ie: an economic system). As such they are in no way intrinsically oppos...

With all respect what do you mean by "Gnostic-Catholic Church"?

As far as I am aware, for example, almost all of the historical 'gnostic' teachers and sects were docetists who denied the physicality (ie: material Incarnation) of Jesus, while the Catholic Church on the other hand revels in the 've...

I think this is really, really well done.

However, with all respect, I personally tend to associate the political face of the NWO with a variety of semi-sanitized 'fascism' (for lack of a better word) rather than 'socialism' per se (as a 'communitarian' concept of 'worker' or co-operative rather...

Maxwell is fun, isn't he?

I am no religious believer, but his Biblical pseudo-scholarship and fake philology would be laughable even to an undergraduate in the field. He's built a following on false analogies, imaginative borrowings, unwarranted assumptions, anachronistic 'back-dating', sweeping ...

Not bad at all.

A tad 'proselytizing' toward the end for my taste, but fairly sound on the whole, I thought.

What I am curious about, however, is the origin of the reference to this 'Pretzki' (sic?) character who supposedly gave hallicinogens to Hitler? .......I've never heard of him before.

Also...

I actually heard this song played on the radio once.

Coincidentally, I was in my car, clutching the wheel in a rural snowstorm, driving in the dark to my night shift at what they used to call an 'asylum' ..............

It was a very surreal, yet serene, experience.

Wow.

I love this!

I've worked 10PM to 7AM in a hotel for half a dozen years now (and before that was a midnight til 8 warehouse worker........).

Its a rough way to 'live', let me tell you.

The first time I heard this song, some dozen years ago, I was actually working the day-shift in a bar.........Evening was just coming on, and I glanced around the room at the 'afternoon crowd', young and old - all regulars or at least familiar faces, of course......

And, my God, it just so.........

Very nice.

Well done.

Wow! Now this 'takes me back'!

Thanks.

I remember that sequence of questions over a saint's image from my own Irish Catholic relations when I was a child :

"Who is that?"

"What did he do?"

That moment in the scene spoke to me.

I am very impressed.

Of the many photographs of the Imperial family I had only seen six of them before.

Very nice.

Beautiful.

I intend no political implication.

Just...........inspiring.

Beautiful.