I swore I'd produce a journal entry summarising our recent two-day soiree and now I have. Whereas lesser men in my position would simply fumble out a few tweets on Twatter1 like badly underdone foreplay2 on a high caste wench, my feeling is that only a full unabridged record of the proceedings will do. It was certainly worth more than 140 ( Read more... )

You know how it is. You wait for one Nazi journal entry to come along and three turn up at once.

As we all know, during the opening stages of the war, a German invasion and subsequent occupation of Britain was at one point very much on the table. As late as 1942, German school children were learning of a future where two Aryan nations were of one ( Read more... )

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Friday is usually movie night for me, but as it stands, I'm poorer than a character in a Dickens' novel about poor people; so I think I'll just put my clothes in the washing machine and spend the night interpreting the sounds of the tumble dryer as Enochian keys if it's all the same to you. That and a few cans of Strongbow should get me through ' ( Read more... )

Racism, misogyny, shameless nihilism and the destruction of Western liberalism.

But that's enough about my weekend; I went to see Atomised last night and enjoyed it exceedingly. I was rather upset to see that I was the only person in the cinema who had not brought a date, but as it wasn't a date movie, at the end of the day, I was right and they ( Read more... )

( INT. THE RED LOBSTER INN - NIGHT TIME )

The following is taken from the official MI6/SIS website FAQ:

Q. How realistic is the depiction of SIS in the James Bond films?

A. James Bond, as Ian Fleming originally conceived him was based on reality. But any author needs to inject a level of glamour and excitement beyond reality in order to sell. By the time the filmmakers focused on Bond ( Read more... )

A quick round up of the events and films that I've been witness to in the last twenty-four hours:

I went to dinner with Amalekite père last night, which involved amongst other things the consumption of steak, the discussion of recent personal history, and me trying to clear up some misinformation I had about the Hundred Years War and the theory of ( Read more... )

Apparently, Saddam Hussein has a new book out in Japan. From what I can tell, it's a sort of a roman à clef cross between Higgins' The Eagle Has Landed and Proust's À la recherche du temps perdu in which the main character reminisces about how he massacred Kurdish separatists in his youth and details his military accomplishments against the Zionist ( Read more... )