Comrade
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Sep 11, 2026
David WalesNARRATOR
We were having a real American hand-to-hand fight with them when I got my eye on one, something we very seldom do.
David WalesNARRATOR
Just as I got near him he threw his gun down and his hands up and yelled, Comrade! Comrade! Comrade! i said comrade hell and became so excited i gave him a long jab with my old american bayonet and hesitated before making an attempt to pull it out when i tried to it was too late for it was wedged in too firmly i put my foot on him and pulled and pulled but the body lifted right up with a bayonet so i thought i'd try my luck without a bayonet I released the bayonet from my rifle and left it as an American souvenir to the Fritz, one which he will never be able to appreciate.
David WalesNARRATOR
This is all I remember of that battle.
David WalesNARRATOR
life in the trenches life in the trenches is made up of cooties rats mud and gas masks we had heard from fellows who had been there before us what we thought were jokes about cooties and trench rats but it was no joke to me when i looked for the first time at a rat almost as big as a cat it was lying in my bunk and i heard it squeal looking down i had my first view of a trench rat i threw a heavy hob-nailed shoe at him and he merely changed his position and looked around to see who had interrupted him after that it wasn't strange to wake up and find them running across you but i will say that if it were a matter of choice i would select a hundred rats in preference to two cooties for the cootie is an unreasonable bird and when a sammy has come back from the lines exhausted he lays down in the hopes of snatching a few hours sleep before being called on but the cooties have no respect for sammy and they pester him until he has no more idea of sleep only to start in and hunt for the cooties that are annoying him you have all more or less had fever but i guess there are none of you over here who knows of the mud fever we all used to shy at mud during the rainy season in the year nineteen seventeen after a heavy storm the boys hated to go out to drill as the mud got so bad there that the only way of getting out from the drill was by going on sick report in the morning i remember the morning six buddies and myself went over to the infirmary i happened to be the first one in line the doctor came up to me and said what's your trouble At first I said, I don't know, sir.
32 MINS LATER
David WalesNARRATOR
The German-Prussian guards came over to meet us.
David WalesNARRATOR
Our infantry went at them, facing them.
David WalesNARRATOR
Some yelled, Comrade, but that didn't go with us.
David WalesNARRATOR
We gave them the cold steel instead.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
The day before the Christmas of 1832 my friend Wilfred, his double bass slung over his shoulder, and I, with violin under my arm, were on our way from the Black Forest to Heidelberg, an extraordinary quantity of snow had fallen that season as far as our eyes could see over the great desert plain before us not a trace of the route either of road or path was to be discovered The north wind whistled its shrill aria about our ears with a monotonous persistence, and Wilfred, with wallet flattened against his thin back, his long heron legs stretched to the utmost, and the visor of his little flat cap pulled down over his nose, strode along before me, humming a gay air from Undyne.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Every now and then he turned his head with a grim smile and cried, "'Comrade, play me the waltz from Robin! I wish to dance!' A peal of laughter always followed, and then the brave fellow would push on again with fresh courage.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
I toiled on behind in his footsteps, with the snow up to my knees and my spirits sinking lower and lower every moment.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
The heights about Heidelberg had begun to appear on the distant horizon, and we were hoping to reach the town before nightfall when we heard the gallop of a horse behind us.
Jakarta SlimHOST
Oh, the literal trans- transition.
DoKnowHOST
But, but, but, but, but I think carnal, like, uh, uh, like, like, like you're my camarada.
Jakarta SlimHOST
Camarada.
DoKnowHOST
I might've said that wrong.
DoKnowHOST
F- f- camarada, my bad.
Jakarta SlimHOST
Yeah.
DoKnowHOST
I stutter a little bit.
DoKnowHOST
Camarada.
KG MokgadiHOST
Comrades, the amount of lies, plot twists and
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
cocaine in the Matlanga Commission makes narcos look like Teletubbies.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If we go to the first document, it says 541 by 1 kg brick containing powder suspected to be cocaine.
KG MokgadiHOST
I've seen this before somewhere.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Oh, has anybody seen David Mabuza?
KG MokgadiHOST
Comrades, why do all of Cyrano's deputies get sick?
Zoe HeumannHOST
First one, coincidence.
Zoe HeumannHOST
Second time round, I don't know, bro.
Dana AndrewsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Ah.
Dana AndrewsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
An interesting viewpoint, eh, Comrade? Our leaders in Russia let the four Americans in.
Dana AndrewsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But if those Americans aren't permitted to leave...
Dana AndrewsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Ah.
Larry KudlowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Let's just dwell on that point for one second.
Larry KudlowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Uh, how much time will be spent or is being spent on talking about Comrade, uh, Mondame and Comrade El-Sayed and all the other comrades running in these, uh, Democrat- for Senate and so forth and so on? How much time has been, how much time should be spent? I mean, the, the Bolsies are out there, and they have to be discussed, and they have to be rejected.
Larry KudlowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But I always favor the positives over the negatives.
Larry KudlowSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What are you thinking about?
Sarah HughesHOST
[laughs]
Adam RipponHOST
But it was Kamila the Comrade.
Adam RipponHOST
[laughs]
Ashley WagnerHOST
Wow, you're really on-
Sarah HughesHOST
[laughs]
Ashley WagnerHOST
[laughs]
Sarah HughesHOST
Comrade with a K.
Ashley WagnerHOST
[laughs]
Martyn BradburyHOST
My pronouns are us and we.
Martyn BradburyHOST
Coming up on this evening's show, the political panel all-stars tonight are NZ CTU President Comrade Sandra Gray, business desk journalist Maria Slade, and political commentator Matthew Tukaki.
Martyn BradburyHOST
Tonight's one-on-one in 10 is Labor Party finance spokesperson Barbara Edmonds on unemployment, the economy, the election, and the latest polls.
Martyn BradburyHOST
Our extra one-on-one tonight is Helen Clark on the Pacific Leaders Forum, Iran, Gaza, and the West Bank, and 25 years after 9/11.
12 MINS LATER
Barbara EdmondsGUEST
We need to make sure that the government is getting the system ready for that, and if they're not ready for it, they can move along because on November the 8th, we'll be ready for it.
Martyn BradburyHOST
Preach.
Martyn BradburyHOST
Finally, Comrade, Chippy has said Labor's internal polling has Labor in the 30s, but he won't say by how much.
Martyn BradburyHOST
We know that you know the number.
Lee SmalleyNARRATOR
The same sentences were repeated again and again.
Lee SmalleyNARRATOR
They shouted to one another from one part of the line to another, generally preceding each sentence by Kamerad.
Lee SmalleyNARRATOR
Often you hear loud hearty laughter, as comic cuts, the name given to the daily intelligence reports, sagely remarked.
Lee SmalleyNARRATOR
Either this means that there is a spirit of dissatisfaction among the Saxons, or it is a ruse to try and catch us unawares, or it is mere foolery, wisdom in high places.
NemoNARRATOR
We are, in our distant hope, one with all the great and wise.
NemoNARRATOR
Comrade, do not turn or grope for some lesser light that dies.
NemoNARRATOR
We must rise or we must fall.
NemoNARRATOR
Love can know no middle way.
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