Nazis

Outstandingly brave former Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin revealed a formerly secret plan of the Socialist Party to create 'death panels' in which elderly, sick, or mentally disabled people would be 'put to death' in gruesome and disgusting ways after being found obsolete by a group of high-ranking, anonymous male government agents sitting atop obelisk-like corporate art-deco thrones. Palin, who recently stepped down as Governor of Alaska because she could no longer be a part of the Evil that seeks to destroy humanity as we know it, risks her life by revealing this Communist hidden agenda cleverly hidden on page 425 of the seemingly harmless House Democratic Bill which pretends to be about health care reform...

The Nazis were bad, bad people. On this, at least, I think we can all agree. The legacy of Hitler’s movement left an iconic evil in western culture; it would be difficult to find a real world image more naturally associated with malignant evil than an SS officer in full uniform. It is fitting then, especially since they are all dead, defeated, and gone, that those monsters of reality are themselves exploited to become some of the most entertaining boogeymen to venture into film.