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It's Still Just Us: (Sequel to It's Just Us) by R. Phoenix & Chris McHart
Being with Carter has given Micah freedom and care he never experienced before. He's blossomed, feeling finally like himself, be it in lace, makeup, or onesies. His daddy is with him every step of the way, making sure he feels loved. Together, they explore even more in the world of age play.
Carter never thought he'd find another boy to care for, but then he met Micah. Despite their age gap of nearly twenty years, Micah is the one he wants to spend his life with. It's time to embrace his future with his partner, care for him and pamper him because that's what a daddy does: spoil and cherish his baby boy. And if it involves making more permanent commitments? Maybe it's time to take the leap.
Tread (Kink Files Book 2) by A.G. Carothers
Abel Kensington the Fifth, aka TheFifthAbel – Accountant, Germaphobe, Service Submissive turned Daddy Dom, and resigned to being alone.
Mired in his routines that keep the worst of his fears and obsessive behaviors at bay, Abel has given up finding someone who will look past his sanitized bubble. Little does he know that someone is watching him and has a plan to slip into his world and take care of him for a change.
Darius MacLeod aka JuicyDare – Coffee House Owner, Scottish Transplant, New Daddy Dom, and finding love is the last thing on his mind.
When a seemingly shy and prim older man starts frequenting his café, Darius' interest is piqued and his instincts kick in. Wanting to get past the barrier that Abel has erected, Darius dives feet first into a whole new world he knows little about.
Disciplinary Action by Onley James
Leopold Gideon is a rich Daddy Dom who doesn't do relationships. Cal is a former rich kid who's just lost everything. One scorching night together leaves them both questioning their life choices and wondering if they'll ever see each other again. Just when all hope is lost, Cal discovers Gideon is the new headmaster of his school and he devises a plan to blackmail Gideon into spending the next six weeks as his Daddy. But Cal is about to learn it doesn't pay to blackmail someone who does out his punishments. Will this battle of wills end in a ceasefire or heartbreak?
Reckless Conduct: A Cabrini Law Novel by Parker St. John
They've burned for each other for years.
Miguel Acosta grew up rough.
He's done his best to keep his family away from the life that almost destroyed him, but when his nephew is accused of arson and murder, he'll do whatever it takes to prove his innocence… even if that means going head-to-head with the most stubborn detective in the city.
Ray Travis has something to prove.
He's spent his career working himself to the bone, but he can't escape his reputation as a loose cannon. When the man who saved his life years ago barges into his investigation, Ray can't resist the chance to settle old debts.
Together, they might make a great team… if they don't kill each other first.
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Should falling in love really get in the way of your lifelong dreams?
Sebastian Saunders is 3,000 miles away from home. Working for his father's expanded business in New York, he's left behind the music career he craved, the friends he relied upon, and possibly the love of his life. In a city that never sleeps, how can the nights cure a broken heart?
Jay Ruttman is in London, throwing himself harder into football and his quest to make it on the professional playing field. Locking himself back in the closet, how can he ever open the door, and his heart, again?
A chance encounter in New York where Jay and Seb rekindle their lost romance sets them both on a path to self-discovery and coming to terms with their past, their present, and their future.
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Accidental Roots The Series Volume 1 by Elle Keaton
Storm Season:
Death brought him home. Will love keep him there? Adam needs to save Micah from a killer's crosshairs, preferably without losing his heart.
No Pressure:
Home is where the heart is…unless you're afraid for your life. Buck has never been anyone's hero, but Joey has him throwing caution to the wind.
Convergence Zone:
Opposites attract; the spark between them is undeniable and unless they're careful somebody's going to get burned.
FBI Agent Carroll Weir wants to escape dreary damp Skagit for a warmer climate, instead he's assigned to a cross-agency smuggling case and working 24/7 to find a killer. (previously published as Spring Break)
The Accidental Roots Series are all dual POV and follow a different couple in each book as they try to stop killers and find their way toward love. HEA guaranteed.
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The Play of His Life by Amy Aislin
The last person Christian wants to run into on a visit home to spend time with his mom over the holidays is his former best friend-turned-lover-turned-ex. But there Riley is, in all his tall, chiseled, blondness. The same guy who walked out on him six years ago, breaking his heart in the process. Who knew he's still in love with the jerk?
Two years ago, Riley was injured out of the NHL, but he's got his own bakery now and a quiet life selling quiches and cupcakes to his customers. Then Christian unexpectedly walks back into his life, forcing Riley to question his choices. Especially that one choice he made six years ago that walked him out of Christian's life. Now if only he had the courage to tell a boy how he really feels about him…
Out of the Blue by Kay Simone
Michael is the perfect gay bachelor: cute, funny, sensitive, h*rny. He's also the boss's son…
Michael doesn't bother hoping for anything more than a steamy one-time encounter with this hot DILF stranger–not after everything he's been through. He may be a survivor, but Michael doesn't expect good things in his life, or good guys.
Older and tattooed, Geoff is exactly the kind of guy Michael's dad is going to hate. That makes him hotter, right?
Sparks fly when Geoff and Michael meet by chance in their insular island community. They can't seem to keep away from each other, despite their age gap. But when Geoff realizes that he's dating his boss's son, their entire world comes crashing down.
There's something undeniable between Michael and Geoff. Can their bond grow into a life together, or will Michael's father do anything he can to snuff out the flames of their fire?
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The Sum of Everything: A Small Town Cowboy Romance (Pickleville Book 2) by April Kelley
If opposites attract, a nerd who likes having a good time and a quiet cowboy with a temper are as opposite as they come.
Greg Mitchell's childhood had been filled with abuse and addiction. He had been the kid everyone in Pickleville felt sorry for. And then he became a part of the Heath Family and his life changed forever. Now he had a job he loves, people who love him, and he's finishing his last semester of undergraduate school. None of the good erases the bad, though. And sometimes he still feels as if he doesn't belong. Especially around someone as perfect as Brian Stockwell. Maybe it's a good thing Brian has never given him the time of day. Then Greg does the thing that puts him on Brian's radar. He confesses his infatuation one drunken night. All he sees the morning after is heartache and embarrassment.
The Only Way to Love: M/m Age Play Romance (The Mechanics of Love Book 2) by MA Innes
Jules realizes he can't keep sending mixed signals to the tempting bad boy who keeps hanging around the library, but he's not sure how to go about taking things to the next level. Everything in Jules is screaming out that Frank is the perfect Daddy Dom even though they've technically never met. But a man who loves romance novels and teases the little old ladies at the library has to be as perfect as he seems…right?
Frank has a thing for smart guys, but with his tattoos and rough looks, most sweet men run the opposite direction. But not Jules. He runs, but never too far or for too long. Frank knows the teasing librarian that peeks at him around corners is nervous, but are his fears about Frank or is the shy librarian with the beautiful smile hiding something?
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Hunter's Desire (Dark Reserves Book 2) by CS Joyce
What if you can't feel anything anymore? And what if you can't save yourself?
A tough ex-army Ranger with a penchant for Daddy Kink and a train-wreck cop with a hunger for whiskey find themselves sharing a hotel suite in Vegas for a friend's bachelor weekend.
As these two dominant men battle against each other, something else bubbles to the surface.
A connection that neither man expected.
A desire that sets them both on fire.
A word they never thought they'd say…
A desire for a Daddy.
If you like dominant men in uniform, kink and a heated love/hate story, then this book is for you.


Britain's evolving food and drink preferences to improve your experience.
Giraffe and Ed's Easy Diner have recently announced the closure of 27 of their 87 restaurants, as part of a company voluntary arrangement ("CVA").
These measures are typical of the restaurant sector of late. In early 2018, Deloitte warned that restaurateurs should seriously consider the adaptability of their models to changing consumer tastes and to reduced luxury spending resulting from Brexit uncertainty.
According to accountancy firm Moore Stephens, 1,219 insolvencies in standalone and investor-backed chain restaurants were recorded in 2018, compared with 985 in 2017. Chains like Byron, Gaucho and Gourmet Burger Kitchen all shut down branches in 2018, whilst Jamie's Italian, Prezzo and Carluccio's have all been forced into voluntary arrangement processes following initial restaurant closures.
Rising costs, current abundance of choice for consumers and the influence of social media fuelling growing interest to experience a wider variety food and cuisines in more 'unique' settings mean that restaurants are required to work increasingly hard to persuade customers to dine with them.
Notwithstanding facing similar issues, the pub and bar sector has seen declining closure rates over the past year. This is in part due to the unusually hot weather and World Cup success experienced by Britain last summer. A further contributing factor is the rise in popularity of artisanal spirits, cocktails and craft beer, which has resulted in greater interest from trade and private equity buyers in quality wet-led pub and bar assets.
An adaptable business model to take advantage of the latest food and drink trends coupled with experience oriented social media marketing appear to comprise the tools available to restaurateurs in combating closures and reigniting investment in the current economic climate.
For more information on this topic, please contact Daisy Divoka, or you can give us a call on 0345 070 6000. For more information on our Food and Drink sector, please click here.
George Bogle also assisted with this article.


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Best Restaurants Near Arena Stage in Washington, DC
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Great Places to Dine Before or After the Show
By Rachel Cooper
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Looking for a great meal at a restaurant near Arena Stage? Many Washington DC restaurants offer pre-theater menus with special pricing for an early dinner. Be sure to check the distance of the restaurant to the theater and leave enough time to get to your show.
Arena Stage is located at 1101 Sixth Street SW Washington, DC along the Southwest Waterfront. The closest Metro Station is Waterfront-SEU, one block East of Arena Stage. Plans are underway to redevelop the area which will be renamed, The Wharf.
When the project is completed, there will be many more restaurants within walking distance to the theater. The first phase of the development is projected to open in 2017. Read more about the Wharf development.
Catwalk Café - Arena Stage, 1101 Sixth Street SW Washington, DC. (202) 488-3300. The casual self-service cafe within the theater features a variety of salads, soups and entrées. The cafe is open two hours before the show. To Available two hours before the show.
Station 4 Restaurant - 1101 4th Street, SW Washington DC (202) 488-0987. The contemporary restaurant serves modern American cuisine with a Mediterranean twist. The food is excellent and the menu offers a nice variety including soups, salads, pizza and seafood and beef entrees. Pre-theatre dining specials are often available. The restaurant is located just steps away from the Waterfront-SEU Metro Station. Garage parking is available across the street underneath the Safeway grocery store.
Masala Art - 1101 Fourth Street SW Washington, DC (202) 554-1101. The contemporary restaurant serves Indian cuisine. A three-course pre-theater menu is available. The restaurant is located just steps away from the Waterfront-SEU Metro Station. Garage parking is available across the street underneath the Safeway.
Capitol Bistro - Holiday Inn, 550 C Street SW, Washington DC (202) 479-4000. The restaurant offers classic American fare along with nightly dinner specials.
Muze - Mandarin Oriental Hotel, 1330 Maryland Avenue SW, Washington DC (202)787-6868.
The restaurant serves Southeast Asian-inspired American fare in a contemporary atmosphere.
21st Amendment Bar and Grill - Holiday Inn, 550 C Street SW, Washington DC. (202) 479-4000.
The bar serves casual American food and drink and offers live Jazz on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Jenny's Asian Fusion - 668 Water Street SW, Washington, DC (202) 554-2202. The long-time favorite neighborhood restaurant serves Asian and French-inspired cuisine.
Justin's Café - 1025 First Street SE, Washington DC (202) 484-6008. The casual eatery features pizzas, salads and sandwiches.
Lapidus - Capitol Skyline Hotel, 101 I Street SW Washington DC (202) 488-7500.
The restaurant specializes in fresh, local and sustainable foods.
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Who declared war on who?
Labels: Quotations, Revisionism
Adolf Hitler About the Youth
In their (the youth's) heart there will no longer be any place for prejudices, the self-conceit and arrogance of the individual folk strata of previous generations. For they live together, march together, jointly sing the songs of the movement and of the fatherland and believe in a Germany, which belongs to all of them.
Speech of September 10, 1934 in Nuremberg
They (the German youth) love the clarity and determination of our leadership!
The youth has fallen for and is bound to us with body and soul.
And when left and right the stubborn stand there and say: "But you (National Socialists) will never get us", then I say: "We are indifferent to that; but we get your children. We educate them from the start toward a different ideal and educate them toward each other."
Speech of November 10, 1933 in Berlin
Whoever wants to uplift a folk community, must not start with those alienated from each other in earlier life, rather those who in their youth are still bound to each other. And precisely for that reason National Socialism also directs its sharpest and most penetrating appeal to the youth.
Speech of February 7, 1934 in Berlin
What must in the future lead the German folk to National Socialism can only succeed through an eternally uniform education.
Speech of February 26, 1934 in Munich
The sensible education of the folk (will require) many decades.
Proclamation of September 1, 1933 in Nuremberg
With faithful heart and strong purpose this youth should one day be a better link in our folk's chain of generations than we were ourselves and could perhaps be today.
Speech of May 1, 1934 in Berlin
What we do not manage with the present generation, we will complete with the coming. For just as tenaciously as we once fought for the grown man and the grown woman, we fight for the German youth. And it grows up in a different world and will first really help to form a different world. In our National Socialist youth organization, we create the school for the education of the man of the new German Reich.
The reverence for the great men must again be imprinted on the German youth as a sacred legacy.
Speech of March 23, 1933 in Berlin
What is further necessary is a change of our education: We today suffer from over-education. One only values the knowledge. The know-it-alls, however, are enemies of the deed. What we need is instinct and will.
Speech of April 27, 1923 in Munich
The youth, who now does not find his way to where, in the final analysis, the fate of his folk is represented in the positive sense, who now only studies philosophy and only sits behind his books or next to the stove at home, he is not a German youth!
Speech of July 28, 1922 in Munich
It will be one of the tasks of the future to again create a unity between feeling and reason, that means to train that unspoiled breed, which with clear reason recognizes the eternal legality of development and thus consciously again finds its way back to primitive instinct.
No less do we want to take up the fight for a better morality. And we have here, too, not acted theoretically. What has been cleaned up in Germany in these months, is unprecedented! And this cleansing process goes on continuously.
Speech of October 24, 1933 in Berlin
Our "work service" is a tremendous social institution, which at the same time works to reconcile the classes. We have gathered for useful work an army of young people, who previously went bad on rural roads.
Interview of October 18, 1933 in Berlin
In order to especially help the youth, they have been gathered and put to work in our work camps at a reasonable activity with very small wages, but sufficient food. They have no families yet and can hence be easily lodged in barracks and similar quarters near their work places.
It is our inalterable decision to lead every individual German - be he whoever he is, whether rich, whether poor, whether son of scholars or son of factory workers - to manual labor once in his life, so that he becomes acquainted with it, so that he can here, too, more easily command one day, because he has himself already learned to obey.
In a time when millions live among us without an understanding for the significance of manual laborers, we want to educate the German folk through the work service to the realization that manual labor does not shame, does not dishonor, rather much more, like any other activity, bestows honor on whomever fulfills it with a loyal and honest purpose.
We have...built up the work service as a pillar for the combating of unemployment on the one hand and for the education of the folk community on the other.
We want the work service in order to compel each young German to once contribute through his hands to the construction of his folk.
Do you believe that we educate our youth, which is our whole future and to which we all cling, in order to then let it be shot up on the battlefield?
That the German youth again possess a feeling of honor, fills me with joy.
What will...finally triumph, is the fire of the German youth.
May 4, 1923 in Munich
We are not National Socialists, because we possess power, rather we want Germany to become National Socialist, because its sons are National Socialists.
Speech of September 6, 1934 in Nuremberg
You are flesh of our flesh and blood of our blood, and in your minds burns the same fire, which dominates us!
My German youth!...What we yearn for and expect from the coming Germany, is what you must, my boys and girls, fulfill. If we want a Germany of strength, then you must one day be strong. If we want a Germany of energy, then you must one day be full of energy. If we want to re-shape a Germany of honor, then you must one day be the bearers of this honor. If we want to see a Germany of order before us, you must be the bearers of this order. If we want to win a Germany of loyalty, you must yourselves learn to be loyal. No virtue of this Reich, which is not first practiced by you yourselves, no energy which does not come from you, no greatness, which does not have its roots in your discipline. You are the Germany of the future, and we thus want that you are as this Germany of the future should and must be one day!
Speech of May 1, 1934 morning in Berlin
Labels: Anti-Jewish Heroes, Quotations
David Duke & Mark Collett: Zionist Neocons & Commies Fight Over the Corpse of America
Dr. David Duke Radio Show (21-Feb-2020)
Dr. Duke was joined by Mark Collett for a discussion the Democratic primary race becoming a Jew vs Jew affair between Bernie and Bloomberg, with Bernie representing the older Communist tradition in Jewish politics and Bloomberg the more modern triumphalist, market dominant neocon wing.
Race Suicide
Source: Free Speech - January 2001 - Volume VII, Number 1
With the end of the year at hand this seems like a good time to sum things up. Before we sum up the past year, though, let's look at the past century. The salient feature of the 20th century was the collective suicide of the White race. In 1900 we ruled the world. We ruled politically, militarily, culturally, economically, scientifically, and in every other way. No other race even came close. We ruled India and Africa directly, and China was for all practical purposes an economic colony of Europe and America. The Chinese Emperor remained on his throne only so long as he let White men have their way in China. Japan was the only non-White nation of any significance that even had pretensions of autonomy.
We had superior weapons, superior armed forces, superior communications, superior transportation, superior agriculture and industry, superior standards of health, superior organization, superiority in every facet of science and technology. We had the best universities – really, the only universities worthy of the name – the best engineers. We built things that other races couldn't even imagine. We explored, we conquered, we ruled.
More important than anything else was our moral superiority – and please don't misunderstand my use of that term. I don't mean that we were meek and inoffensive and turned the other cheek. I mean that we were proud and self-confident. We knew who we were, and we knew that we were far, far better than anyone else, and we weren't at all embarrassed by the fact that we were better. We recognized racial differences in the same way we recognized that the sun rises in the east, and we felt not the slightest need to apologize to anyone for that. Egalitarianism was a moral and mental disease that afflicted only a few of our people, despite the murderous outburst of egalitarian insanity that was the French Revolution a century earlier. Any sort of racial mixing was abhorrent to us. We looked on miscegenation with the same disgust and disapproval as on bestiality or necrophilia. We didn't tolerate it. And we didn't accept or trust Jews. That was our situation a century ago.
We did have some faults, however: some very serious faults. We were not vigilant. We were so confident in our superiority that we failed to heed the warnings of the few among us who were vigilant. We didn't pay attention when a few warned us, "Hey, we'd better do something about the race problem. We have nine million non-Whites in the United States, according to the 1900 census, and in the future they could become a real problem for us. Let's start getting rid of them now."
We thought, "Well, as long as they stay on their side of town and stay out of sight, how can they be a problem for us? Besides, they're useful for picking cotton and as cleaning women and cooks and gardeners."
And when a few warned us about the Jews we also didn't pay attention. A few warned us about the damage the Jews had done to us in the past, about their malevolence, about their growing wealth, but most of us didn't take the warnings seriously. We saw the Jews as obnoxious and unpleasant people, and we didn't let them into our private clubs and our better hotels, but we didn't consider them really dangerous. We didn't even become alarmed when they began buying up our newspapers and elbowing their way into other propaganda media.
And lack of vigilance wasn't our only fault. We were too ready to quarrel with one another. No other race was seen as a threat to ours, so we felt no need to suppress our internal rivalries and jealousies and hatreds and form a solid front against the non-White world. We let fester old rivalries between the English and the Germans and between the Germans and the French and between the English and the Boers in South Africa and between those of us who spoke Germanic languages and those of us who spoke Slavic or Romance languages. We didn't notice our faults, our weaknesses – but others did.
The latter half of the 19th century saw not only the beginning of the acquisition of our mass media by the Jews, but also the nearly simultaneous hatching of two long-term, murderous conspiracies designed to exploit our weaknesses and turn them against us. These two conspiracies were Zionism and Marxism. Some Jews went with one, some with the other, but both were deadly for us.
The Marxists issued their Communist Manifesto as far back as the middle of the 19th century, but it was another 50 years before they were able to have much of an impact on the Gentile world. As for the Zionists, they also began propagandizing and organizing about the middle of the 19th century and only became noticeable at the beginning of the 20th century, when they began having international Zionist congresses and more or less openly laying their plans to foment wars and revolutions, of which they could take advantage to promote Jewish interests.
For example, at the Zionist Congress in 1897, in Basel, Switzerland, the Zionist leader Theodor Herzl told his fellow Jews that they were having trouble persuading the Turks, who at that time controlled Palestine, to turn the country over to them, but that the Jewish leaders had plans for getting around the Turks. And I should mention that Herzl's address to the 1897 Zionist Congress has been published in a number of places, and any diligent researcher can dig up a copy. Herzl said:
"It may be that Turkey will refuse us or will be unable to understand us. This will not discourage us. We will seek other means to accomplish our end. The Orient question is now a question of the day. Sooner or later it will bring about a conflict among the nations. . . . The great European war must come. With my watch in hand do I await this terrible moment. After the great European war is ended the peace conference will assemble. We must be ready for that time."
Remember, Herzl was talking about the Jews' plans 17 years before the outbreak of the First World War. But the Jews were ready when the time came. In 1916, with the war more or less stalemated, they approached Britain's political leaders and made a deal to bring the United States into the war on the side of Britain in return for a British promise to take Palestine away from Turkey and turn it over to the Jews after the war. The British side of the deal was made public in the so-called Balfour Declaration. And the Zionists kept their end of the bargain by working through Jews close to the Democratic President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson. Wilson had won the election to his second term in the White House in 1916 by promising America's voters that he would keep the United States out of the European war. But as soon as he took office in 1917 he began scheming to get the country into the war on the side of Britain, which, of course, he did two months later. That cost a couple of million additional Gentile lives, but it got Palestine for the Jews – and it also prolonged the war enough for the Jews in Russia to topple the czar and get their communist revolution off the ground.
When I said that some Jews took the Marxist route and some the Zionist route, I didn't mean that all Jews became active workers in one or the other of those movements. Most Jews remained full-time money-grubbers and provided propaganda and financial support for their conspiratorial brethren, continuing to buy up mass media and to dispense capital to the Zionists or the communists as needed. And they didn't wait for the First World War for that. The first big Gentile bloodletting of the last century in which they had a hand was the Boer War in South Africa, between the British and the Boers. This cruel and murderous war, in which Jewish capitalists were allied with British capitalists against South Africa's Dutch and German and French farmers – the Boers – laid the foundations for Jewish control of much of Africa's mineral wealth.
In 1904 the Jewish Wall Street speculator Jacob Schiff, planning ahead for a communist takeover of Russia, helped to finance the Japanese side in the Russian-Japanese war and used his influence to block loans to the Czar's government from America. This was the same Jacob Schiff who a little more than a decade later provided the Jewish-Bolshevik movement with an infusion of $25 million to finish the job in Russia: that's $25 million from capitalist Wall Street to finance the communist butchery of Gentile Russians. In 1917 $25 million was a lot of money; in any case it bought enough bombs and bullets and communist propaganda leaflets to get the job done.
Now, none of this Jewish activity was really secret. The lemmings didn't know about it, because it wasn't in the funny papers or the movies. But Jews weren't even trying to keep their sympathies or their activities secret, and observant Gentiles continued to issue warnings to anyone who would listen. But, as I said a moment ago, we weren't vigilant. White Americans didn't believe that they were in any danger. Things such as the deal to bring America into the First World War in return for the turning of Palestine over to the Jews were too subtle for the American mind.
After the war the mass murder of Ukrainians and Russians by Jewish-Bolshevik commissars might possibly have registered with White Americans, except that the average White American didn't think of Russians and Ukrainians as real people: they spoke a different language and dressed differently from us. And besides, by that time the Jews had gotten a pretty good grip on Hollywood and the broadcasting industry, and so the only side of the story that most Americans were allowed to see or hear was the Jewish side.
Europeans were more vigilant than Americans. For one thing Europeans had longer memories: they were more aware of the long history of Jewish scheming and predation than Americans were. For another thing, in Europe the danger was quite a bit closer. Communist parties in a number of European countries besides Russia had taken advantage of the chaos in the wake of the war to make grabs for power, and in a few countries – Hungary, for example – they succeeded temporarily. People noticed the ethnicity of the commissars and were horrified by their behavior toward the Gentile populations. Even in insular Britain no less a public figure than Winston Churchill spoke out clearly about the danger of Jewish communism. In a full-page feature article in the February 8, 1920, issue of London's Illustrated Sunday Herald, Churchill wrote:
This movement among the Jews is not new. From the days of Spartacus-Weisshaupt to those of Karl Marx, and down to Trotsky in Russia, Bela Kun in Hungary, Rosa Luxembourg in Germany, and Emma Goldman in the United States, this world-wide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilization and the reconstitution of society on the basis of arrested development, of envious malevolence, and impossible equality has been steadily growing. It played . . . a definitely recognizable part in the tragedy of the French Revolution. It has been the mainspring of every subversive movement during the nineteenth century; and now at last this band of extraordinary personalities from the underworld of the great cities of Europe and America have gripped the Russian people by the hair of their heads and have become practically the undisputed masters of that enormous empire.
There is no need to exaggerate the part played in the creation of Bolshevism and in the actual bringing about of the Russian Revolution by these international and for the most part atheistical Jews. It is certainly a very great one; it probably outweighs all others. With the notable exception of Lenin, the majority of the leading figures are Jews. Moreover, the principal inspiration and driving power comes from the Jewish leaders. Thus Tchitcherin, a pure Russian, is eclipsed by his nominal subordinate Litvinoff, and the influence of Russians like Bukharin or Lunacharski cannot be compared with the power of Trotsky or of Zinovieff . . . or of Krassin or Radek – all Jews. In the Soviet institutions the predominance of Jews is even more astonishing. And the prominent, if not indeed the principal, part in the system of terrorism applied by the Extraordinary Commission for Combating Counter-Revolution [the Cheka] has been taken by Jews, and in some notable cases by Jewesses. The same evil prominence was obtained by Jews in the brief period of terror during which Bela Kun ruled in Hungary. The same phenomenon has been presented in Germany (especially in Bavaria), so far as this madness has been allowed to prey upon the temporary prostration of the German people. Although in all these countries there are many non-Jews every whit as bad as the worst of the Jewish revolutionaries, the part played by the latter in proportion to their numbers in the population is astonishing."
Actually, Churchill said quite a bit more in this article about the dangers of allowing Jewish communism to go unchecked, and if you really want to make a study of the background of our present mess you should read the entire article yourself. That's the February 8, 1920, issue of the Illustrated Sunday Herald. If you can't find it yourself in a large research library, the entire article is photographically reproduced in the book The Best of Attack! and National Vanguard Tabloid, which is available from National Vanguard Books, the sponsor of this program. And when you do find the article from which I just read – a major article written by one of the most prominent personalities of the last century and published in a major British newspaper – you might ask yourself why you had never heard of it before I called it to your attention.
As I said, we lacked vigilance. A few people paid attention – America's pioneer automaker Henry Ford, for example – but most White Americans were too busy with their ball games and funny papers. And we didn't really care about what the Jews were doing to White people overseas, since they weren't Americans. About the only people who really paid attention were the Germans, who resolved not to let the Jews do to them what they had done to the Russians and had tried to do to the Hungarians. So they proceeded to get Rosa Luxembourg and her pals off their backs and out of Germany. And when the Germans did that, the Jews in America began screaming bloody murder and calling for another world war to save them from the Germans. And by this time the Jews had almost a monopoly on getting their side of the story to the American public.
Well, our people had one other fault in addition to an inadequate sense of racial solidarity with other Whites around the world and a lack of vigilance: we also lacked responsible leadership. We lacked even a system for giving us responsible leadership. What we had were politicians: skilled liars – actors, lawyers – who never asked themselves, "What policy is good for our people?" but only, "How can I get elected? What must I promise the people in order to get their votes? What policy will make me popular?" And as the grip of the Jews on the mass media, on Hollywood and Madison Avenue – and therefore on the minds of the public – became more and more nearly complete throughout the last century, the question the politicians asked themselves became, more and more: "What must I do to please the Jews and gain their support?"
And so in 1933, in the same year that a German government took office with a policy of freeing the German people from the grip of the Jews, in America a government took office with a policy of doing whatever the Jews wanted done. Franklin Roosevelt surrounded himself with more Jews than any previous American President. In this regard he was the Bill Clinton of his day.
Using Roosevelt as their willing tool, the Jews pulled the same sort of bait-and-switch trick on the American people to get us into the Second World War that they had pulled using Woodrow Wilson to get us into the First World War. Just as Wilson had done 24 years earlier, Roosevelt ran for re-election in 1940 on a campaign promise to keep the United States out of the war in Europe, and while he was making that promise to the American people he was actively scheming with his Jewish advisors and supporters to get the United States into the war as soon as he could, and meanwhile to keep the war in Europe going by making promises of support to those countries opposed to Germany.
It was fighting on the wrong side of that war, more than anything else, that laid us low. It also destroyed the British Empire and laid Britain low. Throughout the non-White world Whites began abdicating their rule, withdrawing, apologizing. The disease of egalitarianism spread like wildfire. There was a moral collapse throughout the White world. It wasn't just the German people who lost the Second World War; it was all Europeans, all White people, including European-Americans.
The Jews were the only real winners. The First World War resulted in opening up Palestine for their Zionist faction and delivering Russia to their communist faction. The Second World War not only saved them from getting booted out of Europe by Hitler, it delivered all of eastern and much of central Europe to their communist faction and finished delivering Palestine to their Zionist faction. The war cost them a million or so of the less-nimble Jews in Europe, but it gave them the basis for their enormously profitable "Holocaust" story, with which they have beaten the White world over the head ever since.
And so today we have George Bush trying to outdo Bill Clinton in multiculturalizing the government of the United States. Conservative Americans, patriotic Americans, put their hope in Bush to pull America back from the insanity of the Clinton era, and the first thing Bush does is try to ingratiate himself with the Clintonistas, with the Jews, by appointing non-Whites to the most important posts in his administration.
Read the man's lips. What he's saying is: "Hey, I'm really not such a bad guy. See, I'm appointing Blacks, I'm appointing Jews, I'm appointing Mexicans. And the Blacks and Mexicans I'm appointing are just as pro-Jewish as I am. My tough-talking Black secretary of state speaks Yiddish and will support Jewish interests around the world just as strongly as Bill Clinton's Jewish secretary of state has done. You can trust me. I'll do whatever you tell me. I'll support Israel. I'll support 'speech crime' laws. I'm your man." And he's not saying that, he's not making these appointments, because that's what Republicans want or even what Americans want. It's what the Jews want. George Bush is a hollow man, an empty man.
And George Bush is a splendid symbol of the state of our race today: a splendid symbol of our moral collapse during the past century. It is entirely fitting that such a man should be our figurehead leader as we continue on the course of racial suicide that we have been on for the past century. It is entirely appropriate that he became our figurehead leader through the comic-opera sort of process we have witnessed during the last two months of the first year of this century – which certainly will be our last century if we do not make a radical change of course soon and begin regaining our lost moral strength.
NKVD Forced German POWs to Build Fake Gas Chambers AFTER the War!
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"I was held by the Russians in Sachsen-hausen, and made to build a gas chamber there; this is what I saw."
HAVE YOU heard of the case concerning Gerhart Schirmer, a retired Bundeswehr officer who was prosecuted a few years ago for contravening the law, this time in Germany, which makes any denial or diminution of the "Holocaust" a criminal offence?
As a young officer, Schirmer was captured in 1945 by the Russians and held in Sachsenhausen which the Russians continued to use as a prison. Although the War and Nazism were over, Schirmer and a few fellow-prisoners were forced to construct a gas chamber and execution room, to show the world what the Nazis had done. He described his experiences in a booklet entitled "Sachsenhausen - Workuta, Zehn Jahre in den Fängen der Sowjets" (Grabert Verlag, Tübingen, 1992).
When "certain groups" drew the attention of the authorities to the booklet"s contents, it was seized and banned in Germany. This is described by Schirmer below (my translation). I understand Schirmer was given the choice of a fine or prison and he chose the fine because, being over ninety, he did not relish spending his last few years behind bars, especially as he had already spent eleven years of his life in prison.
Hugo Haig-Thomas
Col (retd) Gerhart Schirmer, Sachsenhausen - Workuta. Zehn Jahre in den Fängen der Sowjets (published by the right-wing and independent firm, Grabert Verlag, Tübingen, 1992).
Following a decision by the County Court in Tübingen of 21.8.2002-12.9.2002, this booklet was withdrawn and prohibited on the grounds of racial incitement (file reference 4 Gs 937/02).
Extracts from pages 10, 13 and 37.
There exists a notarized, sworn affidavit about the construction of a gas chamber and a shooting facility [at Sachsenhausen concentration camp] in October/November 1945 by eight prisoners, of whom I was one. Briefly described, this "gas chamber" was a shower room with 25 showerheads in the ceiling. This was supposed to give the impression that the gassing was conducted in it. Adjoining this, we erected a separate chamber with an opening, in front of which the offender would sit facing the opposite side in order to receive a shot in the back of his neck. At least this was what the guide had to explain [to Soviet visitors]. This [guide] was our Fritz Dörbeck who, as a translator, had to act out this piece of theatre because - born in Russia - he spoke perfect Russian. [...]
Concerning the falsifications in Sachsenhausen (autumn 1945):
At the beginning of October 1945 Schirmer arrived at the former concentration camp, Sachsenhausen, which the Red Army had occupied since the end of April and which had been taken over by the NKVD [the much feared Jewish secret police that was responsible for political repression during the Stalinist era] who continued to run it as Special Camp No. 7. He describes some of his experiences from this time in his booklet "Sachsenhausen-Vorkuta". Of special interest is his statement concerning the alterations made to the former camp crematorium by German internees, including Schirmer, on the orders from the NKVD. Schirmer later made a statement under oath about it in which he said:
... in early October 1945 I was placed in Oranienburg [ie Sachsenhausen] concentration camp (barrack room 19) which continued to be used by the Soviets. After about fourteen days I was brought into the "Steinbau" (stone buildings) and there, together with seven other prisoners, presented to the political officer of the camp, Lieutenant-Colonel Kolowantienkow. From him we received an order to carry out certain construction work in the so-called Front Zone (Vorzone) of the camp.
Among the seven other prisoners was Dipl.-Ing. Fritz Dörbeck. He was the son of a German geologist who in about 1905 had been tasked by the Tsarist administration to carry out some geological research in the region of Vladivostok. Dörbeck grew up there and spoke fluent Russian. In 1918 the Dörbeck family returned to Germany via China. After his release in 1956, Fritz Dörbeck became the sales director of AEG-Telefunken in Ulm and I remained a close friend of his till his death in 1982.
The seven prisoners also included one Emil Klein, a Sudeten German who also spoke fluent Czech and some Russian. He supervised our construction work and then disappeared from the camp after its completion. We suspected at the time that this Klein was the intermediary [Vertrauensmann] for the Soviets. The seven also included four construction workers and a plumber. I no longer remember their names.
In the middle of October 1945 we were taken to the construction site. There, in the so-called Front Zone of the Camp, was a large shower room with an ante-room. The shower room was about 8x10 square metres and contained about twenty-five shower heads. In the ante-room were about fifty coat hooks.
When we arrived, the material required for the construction work was already there. Under the directions of Klein, we now connected pipes from outside the building to the water supply pipes [Wassernetz]. Outside, on the outside of the wall, taps were attached. Only now was Dipl.-Ing. Dörbeck the first to understand what this work was apparently about.
We built an additional concrete cell adjoining the bathroom measuring about 4x2 square metres with an opening into the ante-room of the shower room. The new opening from the ante-room to the newly built so-called "execution room" [Erschießungsraum] was about 20 cms wide. It was made to look as if the offender who was to be shot would have stood at the entrance facing the concrete wall enabling the person with the gun to fire a shot into the back of his head.
The construction works went on for about 14 days. When Dipl.-Ing. Dörbeck and I realised what was being built, we went to the political officer and told him that we refused to undertake any further work. The political officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Kolowantienkow, spoke - often heatedly - with Dörbeck for about fifteen minutes in Russian. Dörbeck later told me that the political officer had said that we would be summarily shot if we ceased to do any further work or let slip one word about it. The political officer said furthermore that we were receiving good rations (which was true) and that he - Dörbeck - would later be required to explain the installation to groups of Soviet visitors. The political officer also said that we would be well-treated in the future and receive good rations. As we were unable to prevent the construction of the installation, it seemed to make sense to us that we should continue the work and, in this way, learn what was being made there.
After completion, at about the end of October 1945, Dipl.-Ing. Dörbeck was brought before the political officer alone and received precise instructions about the explanations he was to give to Soviet groups of visitors. He had to say the following: This installation, which was built by the Nazis, served to kill [Vernichtung] Jews and Soviet officer prisoners. Each day some 200 people were gassed and about twenty-five were shot. This went on from 1943 till 1945 (April).
From about December 1945 until the end of 1947 an average of two tours a week, each consisting of some thirty to forty Soviet men, mostly soldiers and people from the GPU, and women, were escorted by Dörbeck round the installation. There were often officers amongst them who quite openly expressed doubts about the age of the installation because they saw that the concrete was new, that there were no bullet holes from the executions in the concrete wall and that the blood stains (red paint) were very meagre and unconvincing.
Dörbeck reported to me after each tour. ... After Oranienburg concentration camp was closed down in January 1950, Dörbeck and I were sent first to Lichtenberg (Berlin) Prison and then in September 1950 to Vorkuta in the northern Urals.
Signed Gerhart Schirmer
Rastatt, 16.12.86
Schirmer placed this declaration, in the same wording, with a notary in 1988.
Concerning the detention in Sachsenhausen and Vorkuta.
In the Soviet Special Camp No 7 (Sachsenhausen) Schirmer was first barrack room leader and then worked as an "appointment assistant" for the Jewish prisoners" doctor, Dr Hirschfeld, whose surgery was situated in the pathology building. Schirmer "enjoyed" the privilege of being permitted to sleep in Hirschfield"s surgery. In this way it was possible for him to go into the mortuary at night and count the bodies of people who had died during the day. In this way secret body counts were carried out over the years, alternating or working with fellow prisoners. When Schirmer was sentenced to a whole year"s solitary confinement in 1948, the secret counts were carried out in his absence by Artur Andres. In this way, the number of victims of the NKVD camp Sachsenhausen is known quite precisely. Schirmer reckons they amounted to about 24,600 ("give or take a hundred").
When the NKVD camp was closed in January 1950, Schirmer, like many others, was still not free but was sent via Berlin-Lichtenberg and Brest-Litovsk to Vorkuta. Only when the last "war criminals" were released early in 1956 after Adenauer"s negotiations in Moscow in 1955 was Schirmer able to return home. The fact that he survived four years of starvation in Sachsenhausen and the 6 years in Vorkuta borders on a miracle.
Schirmer then entered the Bundeswehr [Federal German Army] and retired as a Lieutenant-Colonel.
Gerhart Schirmer was rehabilitated by the Russian state. Without him the conversion work on the crematorium in the former concentration camp of Sachsenhausen might never have been known.
Labels: Revisionism, The Jewish Terror
The Secret Masonic Victory of WW2 - Part 4 - Return of Their King
Ernst Zündel - Genocide by Propaganda (Part 1)
This is the very first video documentary ever made by Ernst Zündel. It consists of Ernst Zündel along with a Swedish historian and an American military analyst, and was recorded in Canada in 1983.
It's a VERY detailed examination (made with numerous "documented sources") regarding the "Death camp of all death camps", Auschwitz!
Labels: Revisionism, Videos
Amazon Bans Books from the Third Reich After Jews Demand Action
Source: http://www.renegadetribune.com/amazon-bans-books-from-the-third-reich-after-jews-demand-action/
This past Friday the Auschwitz Memorial tweeted about how Amazon needs to do something about books that include "hateful, virulently antisemitic Nazi propaganda," and Amazon responded a few days later by complying with the jewish demands.
"As a bookseller, we believe that providing access to the written word is important, including books that some may find objectionable," an Amazon spokesperson said. "We take concerns seriously and are listening to feedback. Amazon has policies governing which books can be listed for sale; we invest significant time and resources to ensure our guidelines are followed, and remove products that do not."
Amazon started seriously banning books concerning Holocaust "revisionism" and White rights in February, 2017 after demands from Yad Vashem, following many bomb threats that were made to jewish community centers in the US. Robert Rozett, director of the Yad Vashem Libraries, wrote in an email to Jeff Bezos, "given the presence of anti-Semitism around the globe, which has become more prevalent in recent years, we strongly urge you to remove books that deny, distort and trivialize the Holocaust from your store."
It turned out that the bomb threats came from a jew (likely actually a group of jews) living in Israel, getting paid in crypto to call in these bomb threats.
Even though the bomb threats turned out to be a jewish hoax, the "anti-semitic" books remained banned from Amazon. The psychological operation worked, and Amazon continues to ban books critical of jewry to this day.
Although Amazon will not make it clear exactly which items have been recently banned, one of them is Julius Streicher's The Poisonous Mushroom, a children's book that warns about the danger of jews.
In The Poisonous Mushroom, a mother tells her child:
The Jews are bad people. They are like poisonous mushrooms. And just as the poisonous mushrooms are very difficult to distinguish from the good mushrooms, so is it often difficult to recognize the Jews as rogues and criminals. Just like poisonous mushrooms appear in the most diverse colors, so do the Jews also know how to make themselves unrecognizable by assuming the most diverse forms…
Just like a single poisonous mushroom can kill an entire family, so can a single Jew destroy an entire village, an entire city, yes, even an entire folk! …
There are many millions of non-Jews who have not yet become acquainted with the Jews. And therefore we must enlighten the people and must warn them against the Jew. But we must also warn our youth against the Jew. Our boys and girls must become acquainted with the Jew. They must learn that the Jew is the most dangerous poisonous mushroom that there is. Just like poisonous mushrooms sprout from the earth everywhere, so is the Jew to be found in all the lands of the world. Just like poisonous mushrooms often bring along the most terrible misfortune, so is the Jew the cause of misery and distress, of sickness and death."
I can understand why jews do not want this book being sold, but it is not wrong. I recently did a whole show about how jews are promoting poop to children and adults as something that is cool, fun to play with, and even appetizing. These poisonous mushrooms apparently thrive on dung.
Children need to be inoculated against jewish perversion, not injected with jewish poison.
Luckily for us, Third Reich Books is selling The Poisonous Mushroom in a number of different languages. Unfortunately, the company has been banned or denied by all credit card processors out there, so paying for the book requires a couple extra steps.
http://www.rfi.fr/en/wires/20200225-amazon-halts-sale-books-assailed-nazi-propaganda
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Ellie Wallwork
Actress, Singer, Songwriter
Ellie is a young performer who has been blind since birth. She is an accomplished actor in Film, TV and Radio, and has been a singer/songwriter for many years. Ellie is well known for her high profile roles in Doctor Who and Call The Midwife.
Here Comes Frieda (2020 release) - Lily
Ellie takes the lead role in a Sci-Fi short movie, set in a future America
Sci-Fi Short Film: "Here Comes Frieda" | DUST Exclusive
Imagine - dir. Andrzej Jakimowski (2012) - Ian's student
Imaginethefilm.org official website
Trailer - Toronto International Film Festival
TV and Radio work
Doctor Who - Series 11 Episode 9 (2018) - Hanne
Ellie guest-stars in this episode, in an iconic role for blind performers and a first for Doctor Who.
Episode Trailer - "It Takes You Away"
Doctor Who Series 11 Episode 9 - It Takes You Away
Ellie's interview on BBC Radio 4's In Touch
Interview with Ellie on BBC Breakfast
Interview on BBC Radio 5 Live
Call the Midwife - Series 9 Episode 7 (2020) - Marion Irmsby
Ellie guest-stars as a young blind mother, the first ever blind actor in a leading role in the series.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000fk24
Blind School - BBC Radio 4 Drama (2019) - Nina
Ellie is the lead actor, as a young girl starting at a special school for the blind
Blind School - BBC Radio 4 Drama
On location at the recording in Worcester College
Ellie'sYouTube Channel features a number of her songs
The One She Loved Before
Life's Such a Dictator
Miserable Git
Too Young
Acting agency enquiries: louise@visablepeople.com
Imagine - The Film
Still from the movie - with Ed Hogg and multinational team
Ellie on BBC Breakfast
Interview on her ground-breaking role in Doctor Who.
Ellie as Marion with on-screen husband Dylan Llewelyn
Ellie at the studio with engineer Joe
recording Too Young re
On set at the recording of BBC Radio 4 drama Blind School
Volunteering at Bushy Parkrun with Maddy and Rebecca
On set at Doctor Who
Ellie with Mandip
Ellie with Tosin


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Though the two kinds of customers may seem to be divided by a hard line, that is not the case. Some of the locals do like to enjoy the city just as a tourist would, and some tourists stay long enough to be a resident of the city for a few weeks or months. But knowing the two kinds will help you list down the strategies that will hopefully work best for your business.


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Friday Night IN: Rithy Panh and Phnom Penh Noodle House
Our guest reviewer this week is Sambath Eat who is completing his first year in the MA program in Southeast Asia Studies and is a FLAS Fellow studying Cambodia. He's currently researching Khmer-language newspapers from the 1950s – 1970s, focusing particularly on advertising and other forms of popular representation to better understand Khmer national identity post-independence. Outside of his formal studies, he is involved with community activities including Khmer Archive Action, the ART of Survival, and the Census 2020 campaign.
LtoR: Filmmaker Rithy Panh with Sameth Mell of Seattle's Rajana Society and UW's Jenna Grant during Panh's visit to campus in December 2017. Photo credit: Bunthay Cheam
At times like these when uncertainty and fear for the future dominate our lives, a sense of being trapped and unable to do anything about it can set in. That is why for this week I recommend a movie that resonates with that angst in hope to help us deal with it better. One Evening After the War or, in French, Un Soir Après la Guerre, is a movie by Rithy Panh that first premiered at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival. The film takes us back to a time in Cambodia where uncertainty and chaos reigned. After the war, Phnom Penh was a dilapidated city abounding in poverty while trying to transition from a tyrannical communist- to a democratic-society. The Khmer Rouge had been defeated, but the city was faced with rebuilding from scratch. Crime and destitution was everywhere.
Rithy Panh's film addresses the difficulties faced by Khmer soldiers returning to civilian life. The narrative opens with three returning soldiers, then focuses on one, Savannah (Narith Roeun), who had managed to survive the war with all of his limbs intact. After years of a protracted civil war, Savannah, like many of his generation, had known only suffering and fighting since his infancy. Losing all of his family to the war, his uncle Sôn, who lives in Phnom Penh, is all that he has got left. Rejecting the allure of the petty crimes with which many of his soldier friends are involved, Savannah tries to make it as a kickboxer while living with his uncle.
One evening at a dance hall Savannah meets 19-year-old Srey Poeuv who he immediately falls in love with. She is one of the bar girls who from time to time work as an escort for rich patrons. Initially, Srey Poeuv resists Savannah's advances but gradually she accepts him. The two lovers try to make it in society, but the prevalent economic hardship keeps them from achieving that goal. When Srey Poeuv tries to break away from her occupation with the bar business, she is threatened with death. Poeuv's large debt and the prospect of never being able to move up the social ladder force Savannah to team up with one of his soldier buddies in a robbery scheme. This propels the story forward to its tragic climax.
You can watch One Evening on YouTube or Dailymotion under its French title Un Soir Après la Guerre. But if you prefer a DVD format you can find one in Suzzallo's media collection; search under its French name or its Khmer transliteration: Rātrī muay kroy sanggrām.
Phnom Penh Noodle House
Keeping with Phnom Penh as my fulcrum, Phnom Penh Noodle House is my recommendation for takeout. Sam Ung, who survived the Khmer Rouge, founded the restaurant in 1987 and it quickly became part of Seattle's International District scene, attracting people to its signature noodle soup that is filled with prawns, fish cakes, pork, and thin rice noodles. Phnom Penh Noodle House stood as a 'hub' for the large Khmer population who migrated and are now living here in Seattle. Ung passed his business to his three daughters, Dawn, Diane, and Darlene in 2013. They continued his legacy until 2017 when Dawn's son was in a car accident and suffered a severe injury. Dawn was plunged into financial crisis as she tried to cope with the medical expenses, therefore forcing the family to close the restaurant temporarily.
But with help from the community and through an Indiegogo money raising campaign, the restaurant is now reopening. Its new location is in the Thai Binh building at 913 S. Jackson Street and you can find them virtually on Facebook . They offer takeout or online ordering at https://phnompenh.hrpos.heartland.us/ Check out Phnom Penh Noodle House if you want to try some authentic traditional Khmer food which is hard to come by outside of Cambodia. We are lucky to have them back and to be able to enjoy their delicious food again.
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less sun, more rain, and more moisture in the air, rock garden plants, especially alpines, are as apt to suffer from excessive moisture there as they are from lack of it here.
When speaking of the proper means of applying water, however, it is not in reference to either the watering can or a hose with the usual garden nozzle. The former takes too much time, and the litter applications water so quickly that it will begin to run on the surface before the soil is neat clear through.
But it is a simple matter to provide a mist like spray which will saturate the dirtest soil through and through without splattering mud on the smallest leaves or the most delicious blossoms, or causing the soil to run out from the most precarious rock crevices. There is a special type of greenhouse irrigation nozzle which applies the water in this fine mist like spray.
If this type of nozzle is substituted for the ordinary nozzles in a portable irrigating outfit, the rock garden can be watered with the utmost thoroughness and safety whenever necessary. Such a watering will last two or three times as long as one given with the ordinary watering can or hose nozzle.
Another option available is a short, brass tube fitted with a hose coupling at one end and one of these mist-throwing nozzles at the other-recommended for watering all fine seedlings or delicate plants. The hose, equipped with this nozzle attachment, may be supported in one position and left for a long time without any danger of overwatering.
For a large rock garden, however, a portable irrigating outfit of the nozzle-line type, with greenhouse nozzles in place of the ordinary garden or lawn nozzles, will be found the watering system par excellence. It is supported on metal rods which may be pushed down anywhere along the garden path or between outdoor statue without disturbing the growing plants and it may be set up or taken down in a few moments.
There is probably no question connected with rock gardening which is more of a bugaboo to the beginner than that of providing suitable soil, or soils, for the little friends whom he has invited into his garden and intends to do his best to make happy.
To read some of the works on this subject, the layman may easily get the impression that it is really necessary to provide each individual plant with a soil made up according to a special prescription! Nowhere in the whole broad field of gardening is "debunking" required more than here.
The secret of success with rock plants, so far as soil is concerned, is the old, old one of going back to nature and of taking a look at what she provides them with.
If you climb up a rocky mountain slope to the timberline, to the bleak and native haunt of the alpines, or search out most of the other rock plants and find where they grow as wildlings, the most obvious characteristic of the soils in which they grow is plainly to be noticed-it is exceptionally excellent drainage.
Drainage not of the subsoil-as we usually speak of it in connection with flower garden, orchard, or field-but quick and complete drainage of the surface. Often the clumps of leaves of the little plant, hugging the ground nearly as they must to preserve an existence, rest directly upon shale, gravel, splinters of rocks, or garden fountains.
of plants should be porosity, assuring not only good drainage as we ordinarily use the term, but the immediate escape of all surplus water to the lower soil levels.
If however, you attempt to pull up one of these tiny, and possibly rather frail-looking, denizens of the plant world, you get a sharp surprise. It is simply anchored fast, and will require much more effort to dislodge it than would many plants in your garden ten times its size.
In fact, if you could succeed in getting it out, roots and all-which would be extremely difficult-the most conspicuous thing about it would be the extreme length of the roots in proportion to the top. This would involve dredging up any soil, earth, rocks, or outdoor water features that may be obstructive access to the roots.
If you could follow to where the roots penetrate, you would discover an unsuspected degree of moisture in the stone-filled soil; for stones, in spite of their dry appearance, are among the most efficacious of moisture conservers. Thus, in addition to exceptional drainage, we must add to our analysis an abundant moisture supply.
If we inquire still further into the life secrets of these little plants, and attempt to seek out their food sources of sustenance, we immediately strike a rock, both figuratively and literally. Most of our common garden plants would starve to death in the soil in which they thrive.
Vice versa, many of these little plants can not long survive a diet of manure and fertilizers on which our garden plants grow lustily-although some of them, it must be confused, will take to the change like ducks to water. It is remarkable that a large supply of plant food, as we prepare it for our long domestic garden flowers and shrubs, is one of the things that is not essential for the class of plants under consideration.


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