Radio Interference 1943

Sefton Delmer beat Goering at his own game, watch a broadcast telephone to a cast call of regime strain

His show’s conceit that he was Der Chief, since ‘33 a pureblood nazi now placing his beliefs under scrutiny

Under RAF-racked roofs that need mending the people bent in to the wireless, ears lent him

He spoke of unity and not of purity

He mentioned his unit’s name and numbers supplied courtesy of the war office, he said that more’n half of these bastards in charge were dirty

The other half clueless proceed in the surety that the Reich’s looming pleurisy is some ailment easily cured like bacon

He never talked down Germany, he praised its people and its army, their strength of arms, mediaeval air of their farms

They had tarms which never twisted, each of them was brave, gifted and owed many comely maiden kisses

If we die out there, the Nazis won’t miss us

They will scarcely notice, noses dipped in powder drinking hot piss from a mistress

He reserved his hatred from the party proper, who he called pants ploppers agitproppers

Der Chief had love for the flaxen haired croppy boy outstanding in his field

Der Chief loathed the Nazi leaders, sexed up Weimar coke fiends

Most had brokered secret peace, he said, and would adopt Bolshevik causes

The rest would slip beneath the sea, where the isle of Thule they thought was.

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