monsterwetdreams

August 15, 2024, 18:43

"Until my final smile, until my final word,
Until my final breath, I'll remember you,
I will not renounce our human right,
I will not submit to a criminal, stupid fate.

I will remember the faith of my fathers and the Cossack traditions,
I will never forget the glory of my grandfathers,
I will not bow before the local trading rabble,
And I will serve our steppe Truth fearlessly.

Until my final smile, until my final breath,
Until my final word, I will pray for those
Who died from the blows of Moloch's slaves,
Who were shot in the Alps, and fell on the snow."

From the poem "To the Don", by Cossack writer, translator, poet and publicist, representative of the white emigration - Pavel Sergeevich Polyakov (December 7 [20], 1902, Razuvaev, Donskoy Army Region — October 30, 1991, Freising)

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monsterwetdreams

August 15, 2024, 13:15

What communists really think of the Russian people, according to Gorky. The communist experiment was the creation of the new entity "the Soviet People" who would be landless, godless, dependent on the state, and have have a new redefined national identity, no longer the original.

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monsterwetdreams

August 15, 2024, 12:57

An envelope to Cape Town opened under martial law, the Second Anglo-Boer War (1900).

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monsterwetdreams

August 14, 2024, 19:27

1928 Anti-Censorship Propaganda Poster with Adolf Hitler: "He alone of two billion people on earth may not speak in Germany."

During the 1920’s, Hitler was forbidden to address public meetings in much of Germany and censored in media by occupying Jews in the Weimar government. The words taped on his mouth are: "Redeverbot" or "Forbidden to Speak.” Five years later, Hitler was Chancellor of Germany. Never Give Up.

(Poster Artist: Philip Rupprecht)

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monsterwetdreams

August 15, 2024, 12:23

The 1940 martial law orders on the island of Guernsey, occupation of the British Channel Island lasted from 28th June 1940 until 9th May 1945. Since the islands bordered enemy forces the rules were strict, especially against espionage.

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Paul Fried (1974). Prophezeiungen aus dem bayerisch-böhmischen Raum.

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monsterwetdreams

August 14, 2024, 15:58

The prophecies of Sepp Wudy

According to a report by Hans Watzlik. Before World War I, the farmer in Frischwinkel had a farmhand named Sepp Wudy, who had the gift of foresight. He could not only predict imminent events but also made strange hints about the future, which the farmer noted in his calendar. Sepp didn’t talk much, so the farmer learned only through questions and conversations about what the farmhand saw. The calendar records:

"When Sepp had to enlist, he said he wouldn’t return because he would die in ice and snow." He fell in battle in the Dolomites during the war."

"This is not the last war," he said, "because another one will come soon, and then the final one will follow. Each will be worse than the former."

"If you were to experience it, you could see your cousin in Vienna from your room, and if you needed him quickly, he could be there in an hour."

"Don’t ignore it when the gray birds fly; elsewhere, things will be even worse."

"The air will eat into your skin like poison. Wear all the clothes you have and don’t let even the tip of your nose show."

"Faith is declining, and everything is being twisted. No one understands anything anymore. The leaders believe nothing at all, and they confuse the common people. In church, they play dance music, and the pastor sings along. Then they even dance, but outside, there will be a heavenly sign announcing the beginning of great calamity."

"Everything will happen as Stormberger said, but he didn’t say everything, or perhaps no one understood him. Because it will be much worse."

"In the north, there will be a glow like no one has ever seen before, and then suddenly fire will break out."

"If your hair falls out, it means you’ve been affected."

"Tell your children to run to the mountains when it crashes. I am just a farmhand, and I don’t know if it’s a good or evil spirit that reveals these things to me. But I know that one day it will come true."

"Then look at the forest. It will have holes like a beggar's coat. This will not only happen here but all over the world, and what is right will once again be right, and peace will last for a thousand years."

"It's none of your business anymore, but tell your children and children's children. They have to deal with it and experience the whole story in the end. I also do not understand the people, why they have no frugality at all, and they are getting worse and more godless all the time, so that it must come, and, as I said, it will be again as it was a hundred years ago."

Paul Fried (1974). Prophezeiungen aus dem bayerisch-böhmischen Raum.

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Part of an interview with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith on 30 Nov 1971. [German subtitles].

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General Augusto Pinochet (1980). El Día Decisivo: 11 de Septiembre de 1973.

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