Message from @HUNTER4639
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I'm not saying my ex was wrong...LOL
LOL
Sometimes you can just relate to characters and why they do the things they do
That doesn't mean I would do them but I can understand where they are coming from.
so i was thinking about Yuri Bezmonov today and his interview, was thinking about it and wanted to find a book on KGB/spy propaganda from ex agents and how so many people can belive being lies to to the point "i can show them the camps and they would tell me im lying". i was looking on amazon and it was books like "50 ways to defeat the radical left" or "how the russians interfered in the 2016 us election" (seriously soviet union died in 1991 and that pops up...)
any suggestions for some good books?
@Serenity I don't have anythign directly related to the KGB, but all agencies.. MI5 etc operate the same, i got some titles I could tilt you towards
Such as the double-cross system
LOL
Black Boomerang to
Counter-insurgency operations by colonel pratchett
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Just watched 1917
Really good movie.
I want a Lee Enfield now😅
1917 is a masterpiece.
It also has one of the longest death scenes I have ever seen
Realistic tho.
Yeah, and sad. One of the few movie deaths that had me crying. Right next to Iron Man and Spider-Man.
I didn't cry during that one. I think I was mostly just intrigued in a morbid sort of way. Which is weird, being that I cry during a lot of movies.
~~Logan
Endgame
A Ghost Story
Coco
Rogue One
Up
Edward Scissorhands
Poltergeist because I was just happy to see a good movie
Into the Spider-verse because I was again happy to see a good movie
*Bumblebee-*~~
Watching Gilligan's Island I would have to kill Gilligan
😂
I saw somewhere where the castaways were symbolic of the Seven deadly sins
That's an interesting theory I've never heard before
It could be that they took each of the seven deadly sins attributed a different character flaw based on those seven sins
Have you ever seen the show @dastenhero ?
I saw a really, really long time ago
That's an interesting theory
I have a copy of the original, unaired pilot episode/movie.
It was a *lot* less funny.
I kind of felt that Gilligan was the devil and the rest were his victims
He always screwed up their rescues
anyone else disappointed in Borat 2?
Considering how much of the potential that was wasted on the "haha oreng man perv" or "wear mask or we collude with murican election"
It was mostly ahh trump weird daughter pence and oh my Rudy bad guy
Ngl, I just got back from Guardians of the Galaxy about an hour ago, and it hits harder as an adult
Rocket's drunken minispeech unironically made me sad and now I'm questioning how this kind of profound writing came from a guy who wrote the live action Scooby Doo movie
Gina Carano be getting flack