selfmade..., from the album "Via Lacrimosa" 1992. lyrics: "down again at the edge of sensation i could feel the sharp craws of utter frustration grabbing my soul as she passes my minefields telling her sad tales, ah, she feels... meet moshe dayan in a russian bunker feel the needs of the bunker soldiers they hold their heads in their hands, so they see more from the deeper point of society... blood on the floor, piked by a drunkard me and my love down in a bunker - meet moshe dayan in a russian bunker feel the need of social amendments - amendments... out again on the churchyard of selfishness white crosses mark the tombs of desires a nail on each hand, chatter below my feet i´m living it out, the suspended animation the skies get closer, at his juncture i´d prefer being in a bunker... meet moshe dayan in a russian bunker feel the hands of bleeding guernica i´m living it down my mental diaspora much obliged you, francis goya... there might be a wall, there might be my head my head against the wall, that´s what i dream of meet moshe dayan in a latin tunnel feel the needs of mental amendments... admendments... dying admendments...". + Informações

rare music video of German independent band Printed at Bismarck's Death - cult, a must see!. + Informações

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Dark Wave, Avantgarde, Gothic. + Informações

"Strange Days" from the Album "Lizard King".. + Informações

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From the album "Ten Movements" 1993, mixed by Bruno Kramm of Das Ich. Certainly one of the band's best songs. Hope you enjoy!. + Informações

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unknown gothic and EBM trax to id please check them out: 00:00 - 02:00 Mental Inquisition - Waiting For The Sun 02:00 - 03:27 Printed at Bismarck 's Death - Bethsahee (Samuel 2,11); track 01 on Danse macabre Sampler II many thanks to: blancoC 03:27 - 05:11 The eternal afflict - Forgiveness. + Informações

King Wilhelm Frederick and staff debate the merits of invading Hapsburg territory in 1866. Bismark throws a tantrum when it seems he wont get his way. Helmuth von Moltke is 'disgusted' by Bismark's theatrics and comments wryly that his tears are 'political'.. + Informações

Counry Singer Johnny Horton singing about who might be the nation's greatest president. Because of too many negative comments, I had no choice to disable the comments. I posted this for people to enjoy the song, not argue over President Lincoln's politics/policies. Johnny Horton had several top ten songs in the late 50's and early 60's and was on the verge of becoming one of the top stars of the 60's when he met with tragedy. He was born John Gale Horton in Los Angeles in 1925. He was raised in Tyler, Texas. Horton worked in the fishing industry in Alaska and California, and attended Seattle University. He worked for a while as a carpenter, and played basketball at Baylor University. He worked at a local radio station in East Texas and at the Hometown Jamboree in California. He did some recording with little success for the Abbott, Mercury, and Dot labels and picked up the nickname the Singing Fisherman. Horton became a regular on the Louisiana Hayride. Johnny married Billie Jean Jones, the widow of country music legend Hank Williams. He sang country songs and signed a recording contract with Columbia, where he would achieve his greatest success. Some of his first hits included Honky Tonk Man, I'm A One-Woman Man in 1956, Coming Home in 1957 and All Grown Up in 1958. He topped the country charts in 1959 with When It's Springtime In Alaska. Johnny Horton then began to record a series of saga songs that crossed over to the pop charts. He covered Jimmy Driftwood's The Battle .... + Informações

J. Gresham Machen www.youtube.com The Atonement - J. Gresham Machen J. Gresham Machen (1881-1937) was the principal figure in the founding of the OPC if for no other reason than that the Presbyterian controversy in which he played a crucial role provided the backdrop for the denomination begun in 1936. A distinguished New Testament scholar at Princeton Seminary from 1906 to 1929, Machen defended the historical reliability of the Bible in such works as The Origin of Paul's Religion (1921) and The Virgin Birth of Christ (1930). He emerged as the chief spokesman for Presbyterian conservatives by issuing a devastating critique of Protestant modernism in the popular books Christianity and Liberalism (1923) and What is Faith? (1925). When the northern Presbyterian church (PCUSA) rejected his arguments during the mid-1920s and decided to reorganize Princeton Seminary to create a moderate school, Machen took the lead in founding Westminster Seminary in Philadelphia (1929) where he taught New Testament until his death. His continued opposition during the 1930s to liberalism in his denomination's foreign missions agencies led to the creation of a new organization, The Independent Board for Presbyterian Foreign Missions (1933). The trial, conviction and suspension from the ministry of Independent Board members, including Machen, in 1935 and 1936 provided the rationale for the formation in 1936 of the OPC. Only six months after the new denomination's beginning, Machen died in .... + Informações

Produced by the Army Pictorial Service, Signal Corps, with the cooperation of the Army Air Forces and the United States Navy, and released by Warner Bros. for the War Activities Committee, Motion Picture Industry, "Appointment in Tokyo" is the film story of four years of Pacific war detailing the history of the defeat of Japan. The path traces across the Pacific from Corregidor in 1942, General Wainwright's surrender, the Death March, Australia in peril, the turning points of Naval victory in the Coral Sea, land victory at Guadalcana, and air victory over a giant Japanese convoy in the Bismark Sea. Vast armies are marshaled in the Philippines as the Marines take Iwo Jima, and combined Army, Navy and Marine forces take Okinawa.. + Informações

Go to LarouchePAC for daily news and more... www.larouchepac.com Please donate to: LarouchePAC, so they can make more of such material and circulate it more widely ! They really need your support ! Thank you . We have to get rid of the idea, that money, in any way, represents intrinsic value. Money does not represent intrinsic value. It is not money that determines the value of goods. Money, as we used to do in the United States, especially as Roosevelt emphasized this, is you need a fixed-exchange-rate system, in which, when you loan at 2%, you do not have fluctuations in currency values, which raise the 2% to 4% and 5% and so forth. Therefore, you must have a fixed-exchange-rate system among nations, and you must have, not a monetary system, which is an imperialist system intrinsically, but a credit system. And this was the intention of Franklin Roosevelt, in 1944, before his death. This was changed by Truman, fundamentally. Roosevelt, when he made his proposal, for reconstruction of the world system around a credit system, a fixed-exchange-rate credit system, fought against Keynes! He was an opponent of Keynes. Keynes was a filthy imperialist of the worst type. His type was typified by a book he wrote, in German, published in Berlin in 1937, on his system. And he wrote a preface to it, which is revealing ? in German, also ? saying he had published his first great book in Germany because the conditions in Germany at that time, 1937, were more favorable to his ideas than .... + Informações

From the album The Rack. Lyrics: Hordes of disgust Hungrs, hasty, roaming at night Red eyes leering Apparitions of the darkest kind Heinous rodents The past of the modern agglomeration Living terror Indestructable abominations Symptoms of the fulminant deseases The number of infected ones increases Inimical towards the human race Death in it's most efficient way Ghastly creatures Enticed by decayed filth Abjective vectors Crawling in fermenting dirt Seat in stinking slime Malicious horror Still unaffected by time Spreading an awful and deadly zymotic Whole parts of mankind contaminated Bubonic plague, immortal enemy Several populations attained Verrucous corpses lie in the alley Mephitic cadavers are rotting away The livin covered with furuncles Vermin, infesting another decade. + Informações

Financial Markets (ECON 252) Technology and innovation underlie finance. In order to manage risks successfully, particularly long-term, we must pool large amounts of risk among many, diverse people and overcome barriers such as moral hazard and erroneous framing. Inventions such as insurance contracts and social security, and information technology all the way from such simple things as paper, and the postal service to modern computers have helped to manage risks and to encourage financial systems to address issues pertaining to risk. The tax and welfare system is one of the most important risk management systems. 00:00 - Chapter 1. Introduction 05:22 - Chapter 2. Introduction to the History of Risk Management 12:31 - Chapter 3. Long-Term Risk, Risk-Pooling, and Moral Hazard 26:51 - Chapter 4. Inequality and Communism from the View of Risk 35:53 - Chapter 5. Framing: Its Influence on Consumer Perception 47:59 - Chapter 6. The Development of Insurance and other Unobvious Financial Inventions 01:01:00 - Chapter 7. From the Paper Machine to the Present: Information Technology and Its Impact on Postal Service and Social Security Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: open.yale.edu This course was recorded in Spring 2008.. + Informações

HMS Hood was the pride of the Royal Navy.To all intents, HMS Hood was considered to be one of the most powerful battlecruisers afloat in World War Two. However, the Hood suffered from one major flaw -- she did not have the same amount of armour as the Bismarck. She was one of four Admiral-class battlecruisers ordered in mid-1916 under the Emergency War Programme. Construction of Hood began at the John Brown & Company shipyards in Clydebank, Scotland, on 1 September 1916. She was launched on 22 August 1918 by the widow of Rear-Admiral Sir Horace Hood a great-great-grandson of the famous Lord Hood for whom the ship was named and who was killed while commanding the 3rd Battlecruiser Squadron and flying his flag in HMS Invincible - one of the three battlecruisers which blew-up at the Battle of Jutland. After fitting out and trials, she was commissioned on 15 May 1920, under Captain Wilfred Tomkinson, CB and became flagship of the British Atlantic Fleet's Battle Cruiser Squadron. She had cost £6025000 to build. With her conspicuous twin funnels and lean profile.HMS Hood was widely considered a very graceful warship. On May the 24th 1941, the two titans located each other. At 05.52 AM on the 24th May 1941 Hood opened fire on Bismarck.Two minutes later,DKM Bismarck responded to Hood's gunfire and the Battle of Denmark Strait began. At 06.00, a gigantic explosion with a thunderous flame ripped the Hood into two and Hood dissappeared. In less than ten minutes of battle, Hood was .... + Informações

Andrew Breitbart had announced at a CPAC convention that he possessed tapes of a young Obama saying things that would cost him the election. Andrew Breitbart had earlier been involved with a sting operation that led to the leftist organization ACORN losing millions of dollars in federal funding. Breitbart had also announced that he had photos of Congressman Anthony Weiner that Weiner had "sexted" to a woman in Texas. Weiner called Breitbart a liar, but Breitbart eventually leaked the photos ending Congressman Weiner's political career. Franklin Delano Roosevelt once said: "Nothing that happens in politics is a coincidence." Bismarck once wrote, "The mark of a true liberal is an inability to believe in conspiracy." "You don't have to be a conspiracy theorist to appreciate the downright weirdness of Breitbart predicting a major event to occur on March 1st, only for him to end up dying on that very date. Breitbart was officially pronounced dead at 12:19am. Although the cause of Breitbart's death was hastily reported to be of natural causes, the Los Angeles County coroner's office have refused to confirm anything until an autopsy has been performed." "According to marketing executive Arthur Sando, Breitbart spent his final hour in a bar near his home called the Brentwood sipping red wine and talking politics. After leaving the bar at around 11:30pm, Breitbart began to walk home before apparently suffering a fatal heart attack. Although it is reported that Breitbart was rushed .... + Informações

Time line of photos set to two of Clint's favorite songs - (Click "more info" above for details) Also Watch in HD for best Picture Quality) ..................................................................... ........................................................................................................... Clinton Kopp, 65, Bismarck, died May 7, 2009, at his home. Services were held at 2 pm Monday, May 11, at First Presbyterian Church, Mandan, with the Rev. Deanna Reikow officiating. Following the service he was buried at Mandan Union Cemetery. Clinton was born Dec. 19, 1943, at St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada, the son of Clinton and Evelyn (Spinney) Kopp. He married Rita Dailey on June 28, 1969, in Fargo. Clint earned a PhD in Chemistry and worked as a research chemist. He developed new products and techniques for filtration devices, particularly for water. He and Rita and their daughter, Kara, lived in Australia for 13 enjoyable years, before moving to Bismarck 11 years ago. This move brought them closer to family and established a home base. Clint was passionate about his work and was currently involved in many new business ventures. Clint was above all a joy to be around. He had an enthusiastic nature and amazing good humor. It was easy to identify his distinctive, deep, booming and boisterous laugh. Everything he accomplished in life was done with a great deal of gusto. Completely nonjudgmental, open-minded and compassionate, he was always excited about .... + Informações

Graf Bismarck, B.LF. Sch., den 02.07.2009 und 13.09.2009 Wenn er das säh, dann wär' er sauer, Antideutsche schreien "Death to German power!" Was würd er tun, ich will's nicht wissen! Vielleicht ließ er einfach schießen! Refrain: Wenn Fürst Bismarck wieder aus seinem Grab aufsteigt, und ganz Deutschland sich erneut vor ihm verneigt! Dann wird Deutschland groß wiedergeboren und es fallen alle, die sich gegen es verschworen! Wenn das Deutschlandlied von allen gesungen wird und der Siegerkranz uns'ren Kaiser erneut ziert; Dann kehrt Ruhm und Glanz in Deutschland wieder ein, und wir holen Auslandssdeutschland ins Reich heim! Wisst ihr noch, der Held der Nation er war die Stützte für Kaiser auf Volkesthron. Und kommt er einst zu uns zurück, dann glaube mir, kommt die Monarchie gleich mit! Refrain: Wenn Fürst Bismarck wieder aus seinem Grab aufsteigt, und ganz Deutschland sich erneut vor ihm verneigt! Dann wird Deutschland groß wiedergeboren und es fallen alle, die sich gegen es verschworen! Wenn das Deutschlandlied von allen gesungen wird und der Siegerkranz uns'ren Kaiser erneut ziert; Dann kehrt Ruhm und Glanz in Deutschland wieder ein, und wir holen Auslandssdeutschland ins Reich heim! Damals, mit seinem großen Geschick brachte er uns das höchste Glück und plötzlich war das erstarkt geboren, was seit langem galt als verloren! Refrain: Wenn Fürst Bismarck wieder aus seinem Grab aufsteigt, und ganz Deutschland sich erneut vor ihm verneigt! Dann wird Deutschland groß .... + Informações

Although better known as a country/honky-tonk blues singer, Johnny had 3 huge pop hits, and they all went into the Top 10 within a six month period beginning with "Battle of New Orleans" in late '59, "Sink The Bismarck" in early '60 and the title song to the John Wayne film "North To Alaska" which peaked at #4 in October of 1960. Johnny died in an auto accident in November of 1960, killed by a drunk driver, while "North To Alaska" was still high on the charts.. + Informações

I made this film using very rare footage I discovered raw and untouched in the national archives. This is the largest oceanic battle in history. Please note that this footage views both the Japanese, Australian , and US Military engaging in one of the most horrific battles ever. It has the reputation of being the largest battle in history and took place over a three day span. I worked very hard editing this short film and appreciate input. Thanks for watching.. + Informações

Royals and revolutionaries dancing towards disaster. Fanvid for the BBC's 1974 historical epic 'Fall of Eagles', featuring Charles Kay (Tsar Nicholas), Patrick Stewart (Lenin), Gemma Jones (Princess Vicky), Curt Jurgens (Bismarck), Denis Lill (Fritz), Gayle Hunnicutt (Alexandra), Barry Foster (Kaiser Wilhelm II), and Diane Keen (Empress Elisabeth). With Miles Anderson, Pamela Brown, Michael Kitchen, Lynn Farleigh, Paul Eddington, Donald Gee, Freddie Jones, David Collings, Maurice Denham and Jan Francis. Music: Waltz, Serenade in C by Tchaikovsky. Disclaimer: I own nothing, this fanvid is made for love not profit, and no copyright infringement is intended. Also, please note: this is a fanvid, and not the first episode (also titled 'Death Waltz').. + Informações

Foundations of Modern Social Thought (SOCY 151) Marx begins his intellectual life as a Young Hegelian, in the company of Bruno Bauer and others. The Young Hegelians, a radical group of scholars, intended to subject Hegel's theories to critical scrutiny. Eventually, Marx breaks with this tradition altogether by saying that alienation does not come from thoughts and therefore cannot be solved by ideas alone. Alienation comes from material conditions and can only be addressed by changing those conditions. Due to his radical, revolutionary ideas, Marx was forced to move around Europe quite a bit. In his lifetime, he saw his predictions about the uprising of the working classes come to fruition in some places, but he also saw these revolutions fail, including the short-lived Commune in France. Next time, we see how the young Marx who is occupied with Hegelian thought and the concept of alienation transitions to a more mature Marx with the concept of the capitalist mode of production. 00:00 - Chapter 1. Marx's Early Life 07:01 - Chapter 2. The Critical Critic 16:05 - Chapter 3. Marriage and Early Career 27:58 - Chapter 4. The Paris Commune and Its Aftermath 33:33 - Chapter 5. "The Paris Manuscripts" and the Theory of Alienation Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: open.yale.edu This course was recorded in Fall 2009.. + Informações