In this brief report from Russia Today, we learn about how a German community of Nazi criminals set up a self-governing area in Chile under the rule of the fascist dictator, General Pinochet. It is shocking that Nazi war criminals were allowed to live so openly anywhere in the world, but for them to compound […]
Lightening by Dean Koontz Koontzy has been around a while now. He’s a prolific writer. But for every couple of decent novels he pens, he usually presents at least one turkey. In Lightening, he has refrained from all-out dog-worship – which came as a great relief to Rebel Voice – yet while the writing is strong, […]
Night School by Lee Child I find it difficult to know which approach to adopt when reviewing this novel. I like the Jack Reacher series. I like it a lot. I enjoy Reacher’s style. I appreciate his no nonsense avoidance of the squelchy morality that we so often find in other stories and movies. […]
The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick Philip K. Dick is an intriguing author that many will be unaware of, especially outside of his home nation of the US. Born in Chicago, in 1928, Philip K. Dick (the ‘K’ is for ‘Kindred’. I shit you not) wrote eight sci-fi novels, about a […]
The startling thing about what is covered in the following article from Vocativ, is the resemblance to pre-World War 2 Germany. At that time the Jews were made into scapegoats for the economic hardship suffered by the German people. An angry and disillusioned population need to vent their anger somewhere, and in Germany it was […]
The policies enacted by Israel, with respect to the people of Palestine, clearly constitute ethnic cleansing. Yet even though such practices have been well documented, and the evidence shared across the world, Israel continues to defy all good reason to continue upon its fascist path. I wonder what it will take for the heads of […]
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