Message from @rilath
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Ok thats all i got, ill stop spamming
Well it didn't go in order, but this series by Thomas Cole is fantastic
Someone may able to make something with this propaganda-wise
blur out the city/town/settlement and replace it with a big bright sonnered
*sonnenrad
I dont‘t habe photoshop and still make propaganda at times @rilath
It‘s not that hard
A lil something that cheered me up, real pretty music.
Those of you who watched this, was Huessman really wrong..?
I know one of the problems with his character is that he is overambitious and unaware of the environmental repercussions of his grand projects and military plans. He seemed to me to be so assured with German ingenuity's and humanity's potential to surmount whatever challenges lie in the way. The thing is, given the timeline that they are living in and the fact that German science and engineering is unleashed, I can't necessarily say that he is wrong.
Another criticism of his character is that he doesn't value the human cost but I don't think that is true. We've seen that he has a heavy sense of humanity in that he opposed the Lebensborne project because he didn't believe it was right for children to not be raised by their biological parents.
I think for him, it was a matter of choosing the lesser of two evils. Japan is shown to be ruled by army generals some of whom were genuinely unhinged and at times irrational. They're colonies are so under-garrisoned that the police are at their limit containing partisan activity. Meanwhile the retarded "neutral zone" is filled to the brim with all manner of criminal and partisan activity. If Huessman's plan had been carried out, this would all be alleviated.
It wasn't so much a matter of him opposing the existence of Japan, but rather the fact that Japan was given a territory equal in size to that of the Reich in the postwar agreements, and the sheer disparity of order, infrastructure, peace, and happiness between the idealic Reich and the chaotic Japanese puppet states shows well enough that Japan is incapable of holding so much of the world's territories for which Germany would make a much more responsible and effective stewart.
That's what I took from his character anyway. I'm just glad to have seen the show end on a high note either way.