Archive for the 'Celine' Category

7 June, 2017

Unintentionally Funny: D-Day Was the Best Day of the 20th Century

Posted by Socrates in 'Greatest Generation', Baruch, Celine, court historians, historical propaganda, history, History for newbies, Hitler, Horsejews of the Apocalypse, Jewish Tyranny, Jewish warmongering, patriotards, Socrates, war, World War II, WWII baloney at 2:25 pm | Permanent Link

Where do these people learn their history? Amazing. As if! Newbies, first of all, World War II was already over in Europe by D-Day (June 1944): Germany could not have won the war then, especially after the 1942-1943 Stalingrad battle [1]. Second of all, WWII was a disaster for White Western culture – in fact, […]



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28 March, 2010

Two Essays About L. F. Celine

Posted by Socrates in Celine, literature, Socrates, Western culture, White art/architecture at 11:49 am | Permanent Link

Alex is a Celine fan. “Journey to the End of the Night” is a must-read. (But what’s with that one Celine book – don’t recall the name – that’s full of exclamation points? Every sentence has 6 of ’em. Couldn’t grasp it): [Article] and [Article].



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