Showing posts with label Poland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poland. Show all posts

Saturday, September 20, 2014

Fragments Of Short Films By Zbigniew Zbig Rybczynski



This collection features the original "New Book" (seen above) and his time-lapse classic "I Can't Stop":

Pour yourself a glass of wine and watch the master at work,...

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Wait - Was He Becoming A Man Or Something?

And without a NTTAWWT citation or anything? Wow. Everybody seems to be changing their tune these days, where before "that word" was the worst thing in the world - especially to guys! Oh well. This was too good to pass up:
I highly recommend the movie Uprising, which is so good that David Schwimmer is macho.
Shocking,...good movie, though. A Jewish story that needs to be heard.

Friday, June 4, 2010

Whoa - I Don't Know Much About His-to-ry II



There. She's not only ugly on the outside but she's stupid too. Damaged goods now, baby, bye bye. Get her outta here. Get her outta here!

She's smelling up the joint.

UPDATE: That NewAge Daily Kos asshole don’t know much about geography, either,...

A mediasphere of idiots, I tell ya, it's just a mediasphere of idiots.

Don't Know Much About His-to-ry I is here.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

THAT'S Why Aliens Are Shown As Peaceful

The Nazis weren't defeated at the end of World War II. Instead, they fled to Antarctica in a flying saucer constructed by Nazi scientists, where the SS continued their struggle against Freemasons from a secret base in the German colony of New Swabia. The Americans would later launch the Antarctic expedition Operation Highjump in 1946 in a bid to capture the Nazis' flying saucer technology.

That, at least, is one version of events. Such far-fetched theories about Nazi flying saucers are deconstructed in a new exhibition by Polish artist Hubert Czerepok which opens Thursday at Peenemünde Historical Technical Information Center on Germany's Baltic coast.


-- David Gordon Smith, exploring another Nazi/NewAge connection, on Spiegel Online.