I want to welcome everyone back to part four of my reading of blockade by Anna Eisenmanger.

Before I jump in I want to remind everyone that Thomas 777 and I are going to start doing watch and comment parties on various movies.

The first one we did is the 1976 Martin Schenze Classic written by the great Paul Schrader,

Taxi Driver.

And that is for sale on gum road in video and audio.

I think the video is better, but I know a lot of people can't sit down for three hours and watch a video.

So the audio is there.

It's only ten bucks and if you go to Freeman Beyond the Wall.

dot com, forward slash taxi driver,

taxi driver is one word.

There's links to both, the audio and the video.

And watch for our next movie dropping very soon. We already know what it is.

All right, I'm going to jump in. We left off in December 3rd, 1918.

Says the hunger blockade to continue until peace is finally concluded,

needless inhumanity of the checks.

The position of the housewives is becoming more and more difficult. Four weeks have elapsed since the

announcement of the armistice, but there is not the slightest improvement or hope of improvement in the food situation.

The Entente knows no mercy.

The armistous conditions which Germany, Bulgaria, and Austria had to accept unreservedly

and without possibility of resistance are tantamount to a continuation of hostilities by the most subtle weapons,

weapons which threaten the life of the whole civilian population.

Germany's solution is infinitely tragic and one must go back to remotest

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