Nehemiah Persoff plays nervous Mr. Carl Lanser. He can't remember where he's from, how he got on the boat and why he can't shake the feeling the boat is going to sink. He talks to the captain and other people aboard the ship about his strange feelings. Inside his room, a fellow shipmate finds German naval officers cap. When Lanser flips the hat over, there is his name inside. The longer he stays on the ship, the more memories come back to him. He sits at the bar to have a drink and 1:15 a.m. sticks in his head. Suddenly, the engines stop. Lanser freaks out and begins to ramble about the U-boat coming. He runs about the ship screaming for everyone to leave. A group of people stand at the end of the hall and Lanser yells at them. Next thing he knows, they're all gone. The German U-boat begins to attack the S.S. Queen boat. A view of the German captain is shown and there is Lanser as the captain.
After the ship sinks, Lanser is at his desk. Another soldier walks in and asks Lanser if they are damned in the eyes of God because there were people on the S.S. Queen. They gave them no warning of attack. The soldier makes the comment that perhaps there's a special hell for them. A hell where they have to relive death a thousand times. As soon as the soldier finishes speaking, Mr. Lanser is back on the S.S. Queen except this time he knows how he got there.
Nazis deserve a special hell. Thank god for Call of Duty: World at War because it allows players to shoot zombie Nazis.
Or bullets to the head, like Neo-Nazi leader David Lynch. The Examiner published an article stating the nation's most notorious Neo-Nazi leader was found dead inside his California home on Wed. March, 2 but a press release wasn't made public until today in case of skinhead group repercussions.
Thing about racist groups like Neo-Nazis is that they're just like drug dealers. Top dog goes down, there's always someone waiting in the wings for the exact moment to take over.
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