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Norwegian interogator

posted 11 years ago by volkstraum
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So Norway is getting blasted from above by bombs on a daily basis, allied and German planes are burning and falling out of the sky, battleships are parked up and down the shoreline and germans are pouring out of landing ships, and all the while you're going to hassle a couple of British airmen who you suspect might have been wasting their time getting cozy with some enemy pilots?

Don't you have more important things to do at the eleventh hour? It's like re-arranging deck chairs on the titanic.

"I can't help but notice that there are skulls all over everything. Are we the baddies?"

[–] micirisi 11 years ago

Considering at the time Norway was being invaded by Germany, one would think it prudent to question some Englishmen holed up in a remote shack with some German aviators. Seems much more practical than TSA antics. Like 89 year old former Secretary of State wheelchair riding Henry Kissinger, enduring a shakedown at LaGuardia in 2011.

"He killed sixteen Czechoslovakians. Guy was an interior decorator."

[–] chiaro_di_luna 11 years ago

Wheelchair-bound Kissinger was at one time one of the most dangerous men in the world. Ask Chile.

[–] DeepFriedJello 11 years ago

And why woudn't the English pilots just say they were taking the Germans as prisoners?

[–] Kawada_Kira 9 years ago

Kissinger is a bad example. He's one of the worst murderers on the planet and he ought to be serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. There are plenty of actual innocent and harmless people harassed by the TSA.

[–] Balcones 11 years ago

The commander was in charge of that area. He was doing his job.

What do you expect him to do; have him and his men desert the area he was ordered to protect, and go running to where "the action is" against orders?

[–] Demarates 10 years ago

I believe his correct title was "twisted cheese-eating troll". 

When I'm gone I would like something to be named after me. A psychiatric disorder, for example.