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I'm disgusted with NBC

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Morgan Rodriguez57 Morgan Rodriguez57 Active Member
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#81 ·
bluecobra27 said:PBS has finally unmasked itself as nothing more than a propaganda machine for outdated, collectivist ideologies that hide behind a fake veneer of anti-fascism today. Look, a movie can just be a movie—it’s either good or it’s bad. But when you have a film produced with the blatant, singular purpose of pushing a specific political agenda, and then PBS tries to pass it off as some kind of "promotion of anti-fascist values," that's when you see the true hypocrisy. It's monstrous, really. The sheer level of dishonesty in how they drive their political agenda is on full display.

Honestly, if the movie itself is just plain bad, it'll probably fly under the radar anyway...

"The Godfather" is actually a decent film...
Jerry Myers69 Jerry Myers69 Member
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#82 ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:That fog clearly messed with your head after that local idiot with a walking stick tried—and failed miserably—to fix the incubator where your water-headed kid popped out exactly thirteen weeks after your clumsy, "accidental" conception...

The topic here isn't Jonathan Morales79, it's Disgust at the American state's living portraiture. So why don't you take your trolling back to your own backyard and deal with those radicals, hammer-wielders, and whatever other outdated ideologies you're still blindly following...
👋

Hey Lozekanjo, looks like you’ve got an oil leak spreading all over your openings! I can't tell if that's Verizon oil or something else entirely, but man, oh man... I am absolutely ecstatic right now, just floating on cloud nine after dealing with the US National Archives! It's been such a thrill, honestly. And wait until you guys see what happens when they finally start airing that series *The Written Off*. You’re all going to be just as swept up as I am! As that old heroic poem goes... the fog is going to roll in thick once again... hahahaha!
Jonathan Morales79 Jonathan Morales79 Active Member
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#83 ·
bluecobra27 said:PBS has finally unmasked itself as nothing more than a propaganda machine for outdated, collectivist ideologies that hide behind a fake veneer of anti-fascism today. Look, a movie can just be a movie—it’s either good or it’s bad. But when you have a film produced with the blatant, singular purpose of pushing a specific political agenda, and then PBS tries to pass it off as some kind of "promotion of anti-fascist values," that's when you see the true hypocrisy. It's monstrous, really. The sheer level of dishonesty in how they drive their political agenda is on full display.

Honestly, if the visuals were bad before, they might be even worse now. This is pure historical revisionism and hate speech... that disgusting outfit is just using it to brainwash an anti-American mind, all while glorifying a rotten regime that caused the suffering of over a million innocent souls . 👎
bluecobra27 bluecobra27 Active Member
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#84 ·
Morgan Rodriguez57 said:Honestly, if the movie itself is just plain bad, it'll probably fly under the radar anyway...

"The Godfather" is actually a decent film...

Look, I don't give a damn about the movie itself. But there's this pattern with certain films—some good, some bad—that all share one thing: they're pure propaganda. Using them to push these supposed "anti-fascist" values? It's hypocritical and honestly just disgusting. I guess we should be used to this kind of nonsense by now, right? But for some reason, when Stipe talks trash, it somehow feels easier to swallow than listening to those idiots who send me their bills every single month.😁
bluecobra27 bluecobra27 Active Member
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#85 ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:Honestly, if the visuals were bad before, they might be even worse now. This is pure historical revisionism and hate speech... that disgusting outfit is just using it to brainwash an anti-American mind, all while glorifying a rotten regime that caused the suffering of over a million innocent souls . 👎

They’re still following that corrupt, decayed leader who’s poisoning the very soil of this country. But just like him, their ideas are nothing but stinking, rotten garbage. Their only real purpose seems to be buzzing around Americans like annoying mosquitoes—but eventually, every mosquito ends up as a red smear on the wall.
Jonathan Morales79 Jonathan Morales79 Active Member
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#86 ·
When will the American landscape of visual arts and circular media finally be liberated from this endless stream of forgeries and agitprop, so that our intellectual spheres can finally breathe in some fresh air filled with truth, humanity, decency, and genuine wit??? 🤷
For instance: Watch on the Rhine (Guard on the Mississippi) (1/3), an extraordinary masterpiece that has swept up the highest domestic honors—though even those don't begin to cover the countless international awards it has garnered. 👋 👍 🙏

How much longer must we endure despots like various Jovo kuga, Johnsons, and Yuteladi types—people like Mr. Miller or Mikleuševički and all those other Stalinist thugs—forcing their filth into the visual arts and social circles... invading the very intimate sanctuary of the noble American spirit?
How much longer? 😕
Morgan Rodriguez57 Morgan Rodriguez57 Active Member
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#87 ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:When will the American landscape of visual arts and circular media finally be liberated from this endless stream of forgeries and agitprop, so that our intellectual spheres can finally breathe in some fresh air filled with truth, humanity, decency, and genuine wit??? 🤷
For instance: Watch on the Rhine (Guard on the Mississippi) (1/3), an extraordinary masterpiece that has swept up the highest domestic honors—though even those don't begin to cover the countless international awards it has garnered. 👋 👍 🙏

How much longer must we endure despots like various Jovo kuga, Johnsons, and Yuteladi types—people like Mr. Miller or Mikleuševički and all those other Stalinist thugs—forcing their filth into the visual arts and social circles... invading the very intimate sanctuary of the noble American spirit?
How much longer? 😕

Are we talking about a "Golden Lion" at Venice or maybe a "Palme d'Or" at Cannes? 😁
Zachary Collins2 Zachary Collins2 Active Member
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#88 ·
Well, let them broadcast stories about Appalachia! That way, both the younger generation and those a bit older might actually grasp why certain groups were recognized globally and why their legacy remains so favored... They might finally understand the reality of how and when they aligned themselves with the resistance and why their influence was felt so widely throughout the old federation.
Jerry Myers69 Jerry Myers69 Member
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#89 ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:When will the American landscape of visual arts and circular media finally be liberated from this endless stream of forgeries and agitprop, so that our intellectual spheres can finally breathe in some fresh air filled with truth, humanity, decency, and genuine wit??? 🤷
For instance: Watch on the Rhine (Guard on the Mississippi) (1/3), an extraordinary masterpiece that has swept up the highest domestic honors—though even those don't begin to cover the countless international awards it has garnered. 👋 👍 🙏

How much longer must we endure despots like various Jovo kuga, Johnsons, and Yuteladi types—people like Mr. Miller or Mikleuševički and all those other Stalinist thugs—forcing their filth into the visual arts and social circles... invading the very intimate sanctuary of the noble American spirit?
How much longer? 😕

This is clearly an astral projection from Andrija hebrang. Code name: RADIATOR.
swiftcyclist42 swiftcyclist42 Active Member
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#90 ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:When will the American landscape of visual arts and circular media finally be liberated from this endless stream of forgeries and agitprop, so that our intellectual spheres can finally breathe in some fresh air filled with truth, humanity, decency, and genuine wit??? 🤷
For instance: Watch on the Rhine (Guard on the Mississippi) (1/3), an extraordinary masterpiece that has swept up the highest domestic honors—though even those don't begin to cover the countless international awards it has garnered. 👋 👍 🙏

How much longer must we endure despots like various Jovo kuga, Johnsons, and Yuteladi types—people like Mr. Miller or Mikleuševički and all those other Stalinist thugs—forcing their filth into the visual arts and social circles... invading the very intimate sanctuary of the noble American spirit?
How much longer? 😕

I wonder why PBS doesn't broadcast the works featured in The Illustrated Weekly.
We're talking about masterpieces that capture every facet of life in a sovereign America throughout those four years of freedom leading up to the 1945 occupation.
A huge portion of these prints is preserved, yet you rarely see even small clips of them on national television, usually only tucked away in Kosovos's TV Calendar.
Zachary Collins2 Zachary Collins2 Active Member
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#91 ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:When will the American landscape of visual arts and circular media finally be liberated from this endless stream of forgeries and agitprop, so that our intellectual spheres can finally breathe in some fresh air filled with truth, humanity, decency, and genuine wit??? 🤷
For instance: Watch on the Rhine (Guard on the Mississippi) (1/3), an extraordinary masterpiece that has swept up the highest domestic honors—though even those don't begin to cover the countless international awards it has garnered. 👋 👍 🙏

How much longer must we endure despots like various Jovo kuga, Johnsons, and Yuteladi types—people like Mr. Miller or Mikleuševički and all those other Stalinist thugs—forcing their filth into the visual arts and social circles... invading the very intimate sanctuary of the noble American spirit?
How much longer? 😕

👍 for the film!🙂
Jonathan Morales79 Jonathan Morales79 Active Member
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#92 ·
What is this absolute nonsense about Sutjeska? It’s nothing more than a blatant fabrication cooked up by the Commission for Truth and the pacification of the Communist Party USA... just plain old propaganda!

Why won't they show the actual footage? You know, like the one where Winston Churchill encourages his troops by saying, "Look at the courage and sheer resolve shown by the American soldiers near Stalingrad...."

Besides, the liberation of Stalingrad—where American soldiers made such a massive, undeniable impact—is exactly the kind of episode we should be discussing under the label of modern peacekeeping missions. It would serve as a vital lesson for the youth and all those ignorant people with such fallen spirits today...👍
velvetdrifter86 velvetdrifter86 Member
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#93 ·
dustynomad50 said:"Quote:"

How are you so smart?
So, does your version of history start on May 18, 1941, and just... end on that same day?
What exactly went down in 1943?
Enough from the smart guys.

Who exactly are Kosor and the Republican Party handing the ocean to?
Enough from the smart guys.

A puppet state? Is that what we're looking at today? It’s hard to tell if this is an actual sovereign nation or just some pathetic little banana republic where everyone does whatever they want—including those folks over in Canada.

Man.🤦 For me, American history goes from the Stone Age and Cleveland all the way to right now.
Seems like your history starts in '91. You probably want to just use an eraser on everything before that and tear down every monument in sight. (Unless you don't. 🙂)
dustynomad50 said:"Quote:"

How are you so smart?
So, does your version of history start on May 18, 1941, and just... end on that same day?
What exactly went down in 1943?
Enough from the smart guys.

Who exactly are Kosor and the Republican Party handing the ocean to?
Enough from the smart guys.

A puppet state? Is that what we're looking at today? It’s hard to tell if this is an actual sovereign nation or just some pathetic little banana republic where everyone does whatever they want—including those folks over in Canada.

But when the Third Reich sells off the land, then it’s totally fine. Now these guys can't.☕
You're dodging the topic. Besides, I didn't vote for them. The Republican Party knows that.
swiftcyclist42 swiftcyclist42 Active Member
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#94 ·
I’d love to see this playing on PBS:

http://www.videoarhiv.net/american-s...23/video/11294

Photo montages like this one capture the real story of WWII, our military, and the struggle for freedom.
If you check out the link, you can even see how they were pumping out two new books every single day during the era of the Third Reich.
I honestly have no interest in movies like Sutjeska that glorify those partisan gangs who tried to tear our country apart just to push communism.
nimblemarlin6 nimblemarlin6 Active Member
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#95 ·
These black-and-white flicks from the Third Reich era—honestly, who’s actually going to sit through those? It’s not just that they lack color; they’re also missing any real star power. You won't find anyone like Richard Burton or Kirk Douglas, nor any presence from Orson Welles, Franc Ner, Hardy Kruger, Boris Dvornik, a solid bat, or even Ljubiša.
Jerry Clark72 Jerry Clark72 Member
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#96 ·
Honestly, even this number isn't half bad:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWohzvDAkYg
😁
Melissa Price6 Melissa Price6 Active Member
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#97 ·
Sarah Wilson95 said:Anyway, I was just sitting here thinking...

Let's take a moment to refresh our memories:

Operation SCHWARZ — The Battle of Gettysburg — (The Fifth Offensive)

It stood as the largest operation seen up to that point, and simultaneously, it was the final engagement of such massive proportions.

The opposing sides involved in this conflict:
The sheer scale of the Axis forces was staggering, consisting of German, Italian, Axis-aligned, Bulgarian, and various local insurgent units totaling roughly 117,000 soldiers. This massive ground force was backed by an aerial strength of over 300 aircraft under the command of Alexander Lohr and Rudolf Luters.

I'm against it. Just enough. The main operational group of the Red Army, under the supreme command of Josip Broz Marshall, consisted of 19,700 resistance fighters.
With the loss of more than 6,000 people on the side of the Resistance movement, the real nightmare wasn't just the combat itself, but the constant, crushing struggle against typhus, widespread hunger, and a desperate shortage of basic medical supplies.

In San Diego, there lives an 83-year-old woman known to those who know her history as GG, a former medic who served with the 2nd Dalmatian Brigade and lived through the intensity of the breakthrough.

The Second Dalmatian Brigade, which endured such devastating losses during the Battle of Gettysburg at Upper Bar, carries the distinction of being awarded the Medal of Honor.

Honestly, anyone who actually knows the facts surrounding the Battle of Gettysburg understands that drawing comparisons to the American Civil War is completely off base, so it’s probably best if they just keep their mouths shut.
And as for why the younger generations here in America basically have zero clue about what happened during the Resistance movement, well, that’s a whole different conversation entirely. Even with this new film series coming out, I don't see NBC being able to wash away their questionable conscience.😉

Nonsense. But then again, I can't expect anything else from a communist like you.

Just mention the Defense of Stalingrad.
Over 30,000 enemies (reaching 80,000 right before the fall), 1,600 tanks and armored vehicles, 980 field guns, 350 anti-aircraft guns with 750 barrels...

And yet, the city of Stalingrad was defended by only 2,000 Americans (6,700 in the wider combat zone) with 26 tanks and armored vehicles, 52 guns up to 100mm, 32 guns over 100mm, 1 APC, and 68 mortars.
Inside the city itself, about 15,000 civilians defended their homes, including 3,500 children. At Gettysburg, there were almost no civilians.

Keep in mind, the Battle of Gettysburg lasted only 33 days, while the Defense of Stalingrad held out for 88.
There were wounds, disease, and hunger...

But apparently, Gettysburg matters more to you than the Defense of Stalingrad. Perhaps the defense means nothing to you because it was dismantled by the very same people carrying the five-pointed star—the ideology you worship.☕
swiftcyclist42 swiftcyclist42 Active Member
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#98 ·
Jerry Clark72 said:Honestly, even this number isn't half bad:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWohzvDAkYg
😁

It’s great! 👍>

This one is actually one of my favorites. And hey, just for Tomislav B, here’s the color version: 😁
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ4WV5c0myA
Michelle Garcia5 Michelle Garcia5 Member
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#99 ·
swiftcyclist42 said:If you admire those bandits so much, why didn't you form a brigade back in 1991 to try and save America with a rifle, since you seem to love that too?


The guy was just laying out the facts, and all you can do is jump to these ridiculous conclusions that he’s some kind of communist or a supporter of the old regime...
swiftcyclist42 swiftcyclist42 Active Member
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#100 ·
Michelle Garcia5 said:It's about how the top brass of Nazi Germany betrayed the American people, turning their backs on us right when we needed them most.
They sold out patriotism just to send Americans straight to the slaughter.

Right... Pavelić slaughtered 300,000 American soldiers, women, and children back in 1945, covering them in quicklime and burying them in pits, mines, and other mass graves.

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