Well.. my enigma machine must be a little rusty, I can tell that THEXRUSSIANSXAREXCOMINGX but the above looks like a little too much Vodka has been consumed...

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perhaps that makes perfect sense after a few hundred ml of Moscow falling down juice. 

Looks like I may have to resort to the bombe... 

#https://py-enigma.readthedocs.org/en/latest/overview.html
#http://denuccio.net/ohplaces.html
from enigma.machine import EnigmaMachine

keyData = ["10110111", "10110111", "11011111",
           "10110111", "10101001", "11011111",
           "10101001", "11011111", "10111101",
           "11011111", "11001110", "11011111",
           "11001101", "11001111", "11011111",
           "11001110", "11001110", "11011111",
           "10111110", "10101001", "11011111",
           "10111101", "10101100", "11011111",
           "10111100", "10111000", "11011111",
           "10111011", "10110011", "11011111",
           "10111001", "10101010", "11011111",
           "10110111", "10100101", "11011111",
           "10110110", "10110001", "11011111",
           "10110100", "10110010", "11011111",
           "10110000", "10101000", "11011111",
           "10101101", "10100111", "11011111",
           "10101000", "10100111", "10111100"]

message = """LMCJXTTVUWUGUQRWFAGNTRPHNXVMZFBVAGSWQVZQCZKDXO
WTDLMNRYNTVFFALXLNMWWAERLAHDCJPKWEYRZOETIWVNFLC
ETHFZTTBOYDODNZBTDGOYKPMHZNOBICFHRNVBULUNLTJPVRA
HXMFDKXYVDCRNMKQVSLLDVANJJHJKUEUYJBLZHHHEDLYNPFN
ZJRADXFBNTQAPCAADUQZHZTBHDWQHWDMCOZRTQAKUXZSCX
RZNSZNCTWMEHMTSXRYMANXPMCURNGDERSIPVLLOUPYXECS
LGBYFDXIEPLBHIRJTOYMCYCADOFBHNTODPTCWPMKJXKVSWH
TINWJKPHLXDSPRMYGIEDVJWKTDCOGTTLGTHZFWBEXZLECRTI
HANJQBDFCLJYRHLLHUJZLFMFLQTHJHZDAKDHBOAVBANINGRK
BDNEOTULNIDOZWLRCENSRHROXCYFPSFQMONHBQAEELLOH
GUEYKNARFYJJOURVGONUMGZNGYOTSZLIODFTGIHVPULLLH
RYCFLORWZK""".replace('\n', '').replace('\r', '').replace(' ', '')

ansData = []
for i in keyData:
    ansData.append(int(i, 2) ^ int("11111111", 2))

ansData[0] = ansData[0] + 1
ansData[1] = ansData[1] + 1
ansData[3] = ansData[3] + 1

myString = ""
for i in ansData:
    myString += chr(i)

machine = EnigmaMachine.from_key_sheet(
               rotors=myString[0:7],
               reflector=myString[8],
               ring_settings=[int(myString[10], 10), int(myString[11:14], 10), int(myString[14:17], 10)],
               plugboard_settings=myString[18:47])

machine.set_display(myString[48:])

plaintext = machine.process_text(message).replace('X', ' ')

print(plaintext)

That was pretty fast.  Good job.  I am going to try making a harder one in case any one wants to waste some time.

There are some (my wife included) who might suggest I am particularly adept at wasting time. Thanks for the mental workout, it made a slow day at the office, go  a little faster. I'm off home now. Keep them coming.

Plugboard settings... HH HV V B 1 20 11 AV BS CG DL FU HZ IN KM OW RX WXC

Now all I need is an Enigma machine.... :¬)

Binary... all with MSB (? depending on endian-ness) set... 51 bytes... 24 unique bytes Hmmm.... 

(head scratch)

537 Characters... all upercase...

(double head scratch).....

“You want the taste of dried leaves boiled in water?”

“Er, yes. With milk.”

“Squirted out of a cow?”

“Well in a manner of speaking, I suppose…”

“I’m going to need some help with this one.”
(whirrr..)

HAHA! I wouldn't pay any attention to the letters, it can be cracked, but I would bet that no one is going to get the message via the direct route.  The binary is obfuscated using a very simple technique.  Once you get it you will be certain that you have the key. 

Proper application of the key may or may not be apparent.  How well do you know your history?