Dzerzhinsky's Ghost

The flag is very aesthetically appealing. Its insignia (the hammer and compass) is very unique in my opinion. It's a shame that they discourage its use in Germany today. Give me back the Berlin Wall comrade! The fall of the wall has lead to a severe economic and social decline in the East as many in that area have moved into the western part of Germany. Under the DDR they had job security and various worker benefits such as free day care and schooling for the children which allowed the women to work. Since the collapse of the wall the factories have been shut down and the area is a mess tbh.

Most of my family is from the area encompassed by former East Germany. I must confess that I greatly prefer the East German flag to that of any other Eastern bloc state!

Yeah it's sad and it's ironic really because the poll was generally in favour of the mods/admins in an honest sort of way. Some users didn't help with their attitude and I noticed no "official" thread closed message either.

I never got a chance to respond to what you said on the 9/11 thread because it was trashed. But i understand what you are saying now, i thought you were trying to blame the American people as a whole, reason i was sorta outraged at what you said

Restricted already, ha! Be sure to visit the Opposing whatever forum so we can chat, yes?

Is that Marquis de Sade in your profile picture? :3

Johann Most was an OG.

Isn't it?

I just want you to know you got that Mumford and Sons song you posted in the music section "winter winds" stuck in my head and now I'm addicted to it.

I'm actually not so sure what the industry is like down in the "lower 48". I know most of the major ports are in AK, with the exception of Glouchester Massachusetts. Kodiak puts in more tons of seafood than just about any other city in the USA, though, so if it's something you're really interested in and can somehow scrap together a couple dollars to come, check it out. A lot of money can be made here.

But yeah, if you scope out a big fishing hub somewhere in the USA, I'm sure walking the docks would work. Even if no one hires you at first, you can still make some friends, or connections etc. and that stuff really pays off in the business.