I have a task for the Hollywood hero after me whose masturbatorisch-imaginary Nazischlächterei now hanging out the neck and I only reporting about half the time history of ideas obligation nor a regular basis.
Tomorrow is not only cinema premiere for the behind-the-lines-butcher in Germany, but, like any archdevils has decided it will be held the election in Afghanistan inglouriösen in which brave American partisans can now considering whether they prefer to scalp the voices collector of the President or his adversary. (more ...)
Brad Pitt, Skalpjäger in Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds," reviles now "Valkyrie," starring Tom Cruise as Stauffenberg as ridiculous movie while Master T. makes fun of the British actresses sizes, is miming Nazis, funny.
In tomorrow's star Pitt rants at all of Tarantino's film had "now put a lid on the pot" the theme of World War II in the cinema. Next: "The Basterds everything is told in the genre. The film destroys all symbols. The work is done, end of story. "Moreover, the film was incredibly progressive, in three languages, have power, and that he was" the first step in the future of filmmaking ".
Now it gets really funny. (more ...)
Under the title "The sad hero of malagi" (now on stern.de) describes a journalist named Christoph Reuter, currently Kabul, larmoyant-accusing, like a small village near Kunduz, in which, almost by chance, a high Taliban leader was asked whether his heroism will now shamefully not protected by the army.
Dear Mr. Reuter, the Bundeswehr can not play at night with their low quota handful to five man village guards in the Afghan Wallachia - should I say unfortunately?
If you do not know this, so I wonder why such a naive journalist occurs for a reputed page as a war correspondent.
If the know, however, as I believe you, I wonder what you are doing when the unjust accusation against the Bundeswehr.
If you think that is, the Bundeswehr would need an additional 50 000 men for the Kunduz area, then you would have to take Mr. Young and Mrs. Merkel targeted and not innocent soldiers.
Let's just assume that you have not thought a lot about this, Mr. Reuter, that would be the most discreet solution. (more ...)
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