>>32413
Wish I had money for a computer that is able to run 2nd one.

>>32431
poland is poor because its racist.
it was not russians who killed the jews.
it was not ukrainians who killed the jews.
it was not even germans who killed the jews.
it was poles.

>>32446
Yes.

>>32431
I can stream it for you. You tell me where to click and then u can play by proxy.

BO, maybe you missed in this large traffic but I replied to your gulyás question, little further above.

>>29356
>you don't know popeyes, the rival of kfc?
I don't. I know little on fast food.

>I didn't get the last sentence
See:
>>29241
>>29242
>>29243

>>29361
I noticed earlier, thanks.

I want to cook chinken like black people.

>>32450
I've tried, I don't what it is that blacks do but my chicken always turns out rubbery. Them black hands must have some magic in them, far as I can tell.

>>32450
I guess barbequeueueueing. You need some sauce and a grill.

>>31433
About time. Britain was miles ahead with London's mayo.
That site doesn't load for some reason. Which city?

>>31435
Amen to that.

>>31441
Hannover

ebin news: Suomi qualified for the first time in history for a football tournament. Finlan greatest football nation...
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50440458

>>32182
No one cares about finland

>>32182
I think last time they beat us. It was painful to watch.
Anyway, good for them. But still their thing is hockey and ski related sports.

erdenvolk you are krazy im dem kopf,
only reazon der alienz doant blow you appe

The Haunted appreciation. This particular song went in my heda all for some reason. Demon Eyes.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-etrHSqCSrI [Embed]

They have a buttload of awesome songs, tho they got their fair dose of criticism due to later albums turned more and more melodic, and the first one a raw thrash. Also I think the original vocalist left.
In Vein from the first album (The Haunted):
https://youtube.com/watch?v=IrNul7Hp048 [Embed]

Dark Intentions/Bury Your Dead from the second (Made Me Do It):
https://youtube.com/watch?v=LrCL4fnFM_A [Embed]

Demon Eyes was from the third (One Kill Wonder), so here's Burnt to a Shell from the fourth (Revolver):
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VnSD3TxgJTA [Embed]

The fifth (Dead Eye), has a bunch, I think I liek The Drowning the most:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NMZF5gHAFCU [Embed]

The sixth (Versus) was the last I listened, here's the Skuld, the slowest song from that:

>>31780
The voice of the vocalist reminds me Ozzy a little.

The HU made a cover for the Chinggis Khan song we all get to like due to the performance of Batzorig Vaanchig.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=pD1gDSao1eA [Embed]
I wonder of the origin of the song, I assuming this is an old folk one.

>>32382
fascinating read bernd, i'd not heard of sss before, thank you

>>32388
Maybe the anniversary issue will be the good excuse to change it, we had been thinking about it for some time already

>>32391
It is a new system – some posts have been written in it before, but that's about it.

>>32395
btw didn't you use to be some board operator in the first months after the fall of KC?

>>32396
I was board operator on mewch.net, which was run by a friend of mine.

>>32293
it can be used as in "good riddance", but here its more complex than just that

for example theres only female version of this idiom (and its normally used in somewhat female context, although rarely can be used for males too but normally shouldn't) and actually the female here that gets fuck-offed is an archetype for a normie or some useless retard (a ballast that makes the horse's life (and everyone's else) needlessly more complicated and increase hardship) (all females are normies especially the rural ones where its more endemic)

the female there is a kein bernd if you like, everyone is happy when it goes back to facebook even the horse

>>32296
Why does the horse have to be female? Is it like "this is kind of a 'girls' night' we're having, but between that girl and the horse the horse is actually invited"?

>>32301
no, the horse is actually 'female' because such was the word choice
i wanted to add a remark/explain this but i thought it would be too autistic or confusing

the fact that the horse is 'female' doesn't add any special sense or meaning to it but for some reason its a female horse

there are 3 kinds of horses
кобыла - female horse
конь - male horse
лошадь - any horse

for some reason they choose 'кобыла' (female horse), its not even that common because usually we call a random horse - 'лошадь' (any horse)

>>32257
>>32293
Oh I get it.
"Get out of the coach/cart - it will be easier for the horse to pull - the coach/cart will run easier/better"

>>32301
The word for the horse in the idiom is a mare.

>>32302
кобыла - mare
конь - stallion
лошадь - horse

>>32257
Poland has the same - "Baba z wozu, koniom lżej"

>>32294
there has to be at least one party from each language group
also by convention there are an equal number of ministers from each language group, regardless of the size of the parties from said group

>>32292
It seems democratic, but democracies are not always the best thing around, sometimes not even decent.

Well, would it be democratic if the weight of votes wouldn't be balanced out and Flanders would just "overvote" anything?
Anyway it's democratic since all the voters keep using it as if it was. Legitimacy comes from the people, they act as if it was legit, so it is.
To be honest Belgium is among the countries I know morsels. One mystery is: why doesn't just dissolve herself and the parts would go on their separate ways? What need, what force holds the country together?

Forgot.

>>32341
If Flanders was still Protestant, then they'd actually fight the Walloons.

>>32288
Did the IRA end up winning anything long term wise?

>>32308
>Did the IRA end up winning anything long term wise?
Tax-free trading opportunities?

>>32307
>wut?
You can post big titties without having big titties. Unbelievable but true!
He also delivered big titty OC from his wife.

>>32308
sure, they got given shit loads of money by Americans that think they're Irish. Then the top dogs got cushy government jobs to retire on.
The simple fact is, si doesn't want ni back, ni gets too much in gibs from London and si sure aren't going to match that. By the time of the ira I'm not sure si really gave a shit about murdering Protestants anymore.

>>32047
ok schizo

I don't get the thread tbh

>>32285
There's nothing to get, it's just a shitpost.

>>32285
basically one weird thing is eating other weird things, then some other weird things make you realise they were all one thing

>>32285
Sounds weird

>>32290
>There's nothing to get, it's just a shitpost.
Well that explains it

>>32174
> sources Speer.
Discredited

>32174
>What sources do you base your claims
Which claims?

>It was poverty and famine.
>Hitler's economic policies were super successful and raised the living standards
>So which is it?
Difficult?
It was poverty and famine and then super successful Hitler's economic policies that raised the living standard

>Providing red herrings/whataboutisms: >>32055
>Winston the spendaholic
Yes the guy that declares war gets ONE MILLION POUND STERLING for what exactly and from whom?
Totally irrelevant you try to suggest?

I mean, he just totally destroyed the Empire and impoverished his country and handed over everything of worth on a silver platter to the USA.

I also read the book. Would recommend. I also want to get into other work by Tooze, notably The Deluge.

Also good thread. Reminds me of old KC serious discussions.

t. KC refugee

>>32181
>It was poverty and famine and then super successful Hitler's economic policies that raised the living standard
It was hardship immediately after the war, recovery to mediocre living standards in the mid-Weimar period, hardship under the Great Depression and then recovery and modest (not fantastic) growth beyond pre-Depression levels in the 30s. Then by the late 30s living standards were still far from the world's highest.
In early Weimar there was a gap between Germany and America.
In mid Weimar there was a gap between Germany and America.
In late Weimar there was a gap between Germany and America.
Under the Reich there was a gap between Germany and America.
The primary source of this gap was structural, in the different economies of scale, different land/population ratio, different rural productivity and technology level, different productivity in small crafts and retailers and so on. There was also the conjunctural problem of the balance of payments, which affected both late Weimar and the Reich. The former wasn't even related to the evil machinations of anti-German cabals in Washington and London. The latter was geopolitical, but only partially as some of the problem was inherent to Germany's condition, such as high imports.
Unlike you, the Reich's leadership had a good grasp of reality, understood this and had a long-term strategy to overcome those deeper problems through militarization. They weren't trying to maximize living standards on the short term, that would only come after the issues were faced.

>Discredited
Speer's ministry compiled valuable data on the war economy and the data isn't false. Speer wrote a lot and pushed a narrative on how things went. Tooze is very critical of his narrative and his book can even be called a deconstruction of the "Speer myth". Nonetheless his work, both during and after the war, is invaluable to historical research, just like many other biased sources.
But go on, try to understand history without reading a word Speer wrote and a number the Speer ministry registered.

>One can scrap "valuable data" even from known fraudster like Wiesental, so no reason for praise for Tooze.
Much of the data is German records ranging from those of powerful organizations like the Reichsbank and Armaments Ministry to minutiae of small areas and economic operations. Or it's otherwise obscure data that you can't call forged or even politicized, such as the Ford/ILO study. If you're going to discard all of Tooze's sources because they don't fit your preconceived notions you'll have to conclude Germany in the first half of the 20th century is a Dark Age with almost no documentary evidence to study.
Despite being so eager to disregard sources you seem poorly informed. Conscription of foreign laborers involved millions of people and a large fraction of the war economy's workforce, and you were completely oblivious to its existence. You were also oblivious to the Polish decrees, though they aren't as important. That you didn't know betrays either very superficial reading or that you yourself have been the target of someone's misinformation.

>>32101
>USA captured the whole German population of Central America and at least many of them from South America to deport them where they never were seen again.
>What happened to the rest? No they didn't return to Latin America.

Scary stuff