UR has a militia theme and a lot of the old UR records have a darker skizzo/ acid type sound so it's was only natural you have records that are based on Nazi warfare like "Seawolf", "Belgium Resistance", and "Code breaker".
on 3/29/03 4:53 PM, jurren baars at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > kurt wrote: >> certain parties posting to the list seemed to think that revealing >> the translated code was some sort of breach of faith with our >> superheroes, the UR crew....even Mr. (ahem) Morse suggests that the >> 'scheme' was 'compromised'. >> >> Perhaps he is part of the scheme and is not to be trusted. I think >> he's at least a little confused, since the enigma machines were used >> by Germany against the Allies. >> > part of the message was in the way it was delivered i think. if ur just > wanted people to go to that website, they could have printed the name of the > site on the label of the record. so i can imagine mad mike and crew being a > bit annoyed by someone giving 'all the answers' to those too lazy to type > 'morse code' into a search engine, and decipher the code themselves. > > as for enigma, it was created by the nazi's and was considered to be an > unbreakable code... but the brits cracked the code, and could therefore > follow nazi plans. the nazi's were unaware that their code was cracked, so > in hindsight it was the brits that were using enigma against the nazi's. > > jurren
