Whatever

[The Sandman]

Im wondering why the hell were there pigeons there in the first place.

That's actually a good question

 

[Desert Fox]

The Struggle With The Reds​

"In 1920 a nationalist meeting that dared to appeal to the broad masses and to issue a public invitation was simply impossible in many parts of Germany. Those who attended were disbursed and sent home with broken heads. True, this was no great trick and conducting diplomacy based on a big stick was a feat anyone could accomplish. If a dozen Communists showed up, even at the largest privileged-class mass meetings, they would scatter and run like rabbits being chased by dogs. The Reds hardly noticed meetings filled with nothing more than privileged-class chatter. Those “clubs of the harmless” presented no danger to the Reds and they realized that fact better than the actual members of these organizations. However, they were much more determined to wipe out a movement that seemed dangerous to them and were willing to use any means possible. The most effective tool for them to use at these times was always terrorism and violence."

March to Coburg

"The March to Coburg in October 1922. (Coburg is a city in Bavaria) A number of “Volkish” associations intended to hold a “German Day” welcoming Coburg. I received an invitation with a note that they wanted me to bring along some supporters from my party. I received this request about eleven o’clock in the morning and it came at a very opportune time. The arrangements had been made within an hour. For my supporters, I designated eight hundred men of the S.A., who were to be transported in fourteen groups by a special train from Munich to the village that had only recently joined Bavaria. Similar orders were sent to the National-Socialist S.A. groups that had been formed in other cities along the route. It was the first time that a train
of this sort traveled in Germany. At each place where new S. A. men boarded, the transport attracted great attention. Many had never seen our flags before and they were very impressed.

When we assembled at the station in Coburg, a representative of the festival committee for “German Day” received us and gave us a signed order which said it was an “agreement” by the local organizations, which meant the Independent Party and the Communist Party. The agreement said that we would not be allowed to enter the city with our flags waving, we would not be allowed to play music—we had brought our own band of forty-two men—and we could not march through the streets in a group or closed ranks. I immediately dismissed these disgraceful conditions and did not hesitate to express to those gentlemen of the festival committee who were present how astonished I was that these kinds of
arrangements had been made and that it was disgraceful they had come to any agreement with these people. I explained that the S.A. would immediately march in company formation through the city and it would be to the sound of music with our flags waving. And that is what happened.

There were already thousands of howling, hooting people to receive us at the depot. “Murderers”, “Bandits”, “Robbers”, “Criminals”, were some of the pet names that these outstanding founders of the German Republic graciously showered on us. The young S. A. maintained themselves in perfect order.The squads of one hundred assembled on the square in front of the railway station and, at first, ignored the abuse. We were unfamiliar with the city streets, so the marching procession was directed by a nervous police escort into the Hofbräuhaus Cellar near the center of the town instead of to our quarters on the outskirts of Coburg like we had previously arranged. On both sides of our troop procession, the noise of the masses constantly increased.The last squad had barely turned into the courtyard of the beer garden when large crowds, making deafening shrieks, attempted to rush after them. To avoid a confrontation, the police closed the gates. We could not tolerate this situation, sealed in with everyone hollering, so I told the S. A. to re-assemble.

I admonished them briefly for breaking ranks and demanded that the police open the gates immediately. After a rather long hesitation, they complied.

We marched back the way we came to reach our quarters and there we finally had to face the mob. After they were unable to disturb the squads using shouts and insults, the representatives of the true socialism, equality, and brotherhood started throwing stones.
Our patience was at an end. For ten minutes we attacked furiously on both sides. Fifteen minutes later, nothing Red was to be seen on the streets any more.

At night, there were more serious attacks. Patrols of the S.A. had found members of the National-Socialist Party who had been attacked and mutilated when they were alone. After that, we quickly took care of our opponents. By the following morning, the Red Terror Coburg had suffered under for years had been smashed.

With typical Marxist-Jewish style, they passed out falsehood-filled flyers and tried again to rally the members of the International laborers into the streets by distorting the facts, saying that our bands of murderers had begun a war to exterminate the peaceful workers in Coburg. At one-thirty, the great “demonstration of the people” was to take place and, according to the flyers, it was hoped that tens of thousands of workers from the area would be present. I was determined to put an end to this Red Terror once and for all so I had the S.A. assemble at twelve o’clock. The S.A. now numbered nearly fifteen hundred. I marched with them to the Coburg fortress across the large square where the Red demonstration was to take place. I wanted to see if they would be so foolish and attempt to assault us again. As we entered the square, there were only a few hundred present instead of the announced ten thousand. As we approached, they remained quiet, although some ran away. There were a few Red troops present who came from outside of the city and, as yet, did not know what to expect from us. Occasionally, they tried to renew hostilities, but any desire to do so was quickly taken away from them.

As we watched during the speeches, we could see that the population, which was previously so intimidated, slowly awoke, took courage, and ventured out this time to greet us with shouts. When we left in the evening and marched back through the streets, they broke out in spontaneous loud rejoicing at various places along our route.

When we arrived at the train station, we were suddenly told that the workers refused to run the train for us. At that, I informed a few leaders of the mob that if this was the case, I would seize any Red big shots I could find and that my men would operate the train ourselves. I would also take along a few dozen brothers of international solidarity in the locomotive, the supply car, and in each passenger car. I made it very clear to the gentlemen that a trip managed by our own forces would naturally be a very risky journey and that it was quite possible that we would all break our necks. I let them know it would be a pleasure to enter eternity accompanied by the Red gentlemen who advocated equality and fraternity so highly. After that dissertation, the train left very punctually and we arrived in Munich, safe and sound, the next morning.

For the first time since 1914, the equality of citizens before the law was restored in Coburg. Today, some “ninny” of a higher official may claim that the State protects the lives of its citizens, but it was not true at that time. The citizens had to defend themselves against the representatives of the Republic State."

Source: Mein Kampf
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The Coburg Medal
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coburg_Badge

A scene from the film Hans Westmar, based on the real life story of SA Storm Trooper Horst Wessel who wrote what would later become the official NSDAP anthem, the 'Horst Wessel Lied' (Horst Wessel's Song) also Known as 'Die Fahn Hoch' (flag on high). This scene depicts the rallies of the SA in Berlin and the street battles that resulted with the Communists.

The SA marching song from the film:

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@Psychic @Nilgiri @The Sandman

 

[friendly_troll96]

 

[ashok321]

Can the US Military Re-Invent the Microchip for the AI Era?

Must read:

 

[Desert Fox]

This is allegedly one of Hitler's mountain retreats known as the "Eagles Nest". Beautiful view on a warm sunny summer day:

@Nilgiri @The Sandman @Psychic​

 

[The Sandman]

This is allegedly one of Hitler's mountain retreats known as the "Eagles Nest". Beautiful view on a warm sunny summer day:

@Nilgiri @The Sandman @Psychic​

Allegedly? nah i think this was his place as seen in some pics and vids too? and man this place is GORGEOUS! i love places like these!!! Fuhrer really had a good taste in selecting locations to spend time.

 

[Desert Fox]

Allegedly? nah i think this was his place as seen in some pics and vids too? and man this place is GORGEOUS! i love places like these!!! Fuhrer really had a good taste in selecting locations to spend time.

Lol I didn't confirm as I didn't have time so I wrote allegedly but yes this was definitely one of his mountain retreats. The other being the Berghof I believe.

And yeah very beautiful scenery. He did have a very good taste in art and scenery.

 

[I.R.A]

koi hai?

@I.R.A @Zibago

O bai yeh lay hath jorta ho ........... mard hy mardo waly kam kar ...... zanani bannay ki koshish na kar.

 

[Baby Leone]

O bai yeh lay hath jorta ho ........... mard hy mardo waly kam kar ...... zanani bannay ki koshish na kar.

O bai yeh lay hath jorta ho ........... mard hy mardo waly kam kar ...... zanani bannay ki koshish na kar.

did i said anything to you? and you should mind ur own business......will not talk with you again...

 

[I.R.A]

did i said anything to you? and you should mind ur own business......will not talk with you again...

You mentioned me, I didn't come looking for you. I am well within my rights of disliking any distasteful image, comment that I read or see on this forum. Take care and get well soon.

 

[ashok321]

Afghanistan takes delivery of first Black Hawks

Metal foam stops bullets without cracking
(Army Times) Foam might not seem a likely way to stop a bullet, but a North Carolina researcher has developed a composite metal foam that shatters bullets on contact.

This is interesting:

Russia seeks extradition from Greece of suspected cybercriminal wanted by US
(The Associated Press) A lawyer in Greece for Russian cybercrime suspect Alexander Vinnik, who is wanted in the United States in a $4 billion bitcoin fraud case, says Russia wants to extradite him as well.

 

[ashok321]

https://twitter.com/x/status/910513474475663365

https://twitter.com/x/status/892717174745432064

 

[django]

@Zibago @Hell hound @The Sandman @jamahir @Dawood Ibrahim @friendly_troll96 @RealNapster @Well.wisher @war&peace
What a majestic creature.

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[war&peace]

@Zibago @Hell hound @The Sandman @jamahir @Dawood Ibrahim @friendly_troll96 @RealNapster @Well.wisher @war&peace
What a majestic creature.

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I have seen scarier

 

[The Sandman]

@Zibago @Hell hound @The Sandman @jamahir @Dawood Ibrahim @friendly_troll96 @RealNapster @Well.wisher @war&peace
What a majestic creature.

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WTF brooooooo

btw what is this thing?