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Triumph of Tim Robbins' Will

A mashup of Leni Riefenstahl's infamous "Triumph of the Will" & two tacitly mainstream speaking engagements by actor Tim Robbins. -------- Triumph of the Will (released in 1935) was the internati...  
 
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alinskyrules (3 months ago) Show Hide
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This is freaking brilliant; a masterpiece! I laughed may a** off.

Robbins is a geopolitic and military genius like I'm an NBA All-Star. His words of wisdom are like swines before pearls with me.

stxrobstar - please consider producing another video with updated symbols. We need new propaganda! You know, for kids.
stx420 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for the kudos.

I didn't expect that so many people would get some of the more obscure references. i.e. the Fabian Society's wolf in sheep's clothing crest and the slow-but-sure socialist attack tortoise which replaced it, nor even the vintage National Socialist musical propaganda against the allies that fits the dim narrative so well.

They no longer hold a monopoly on the Alinsky playbook. Let's see if they can stomach a few yrs of their own medicine.
;^)

Carthago delenda est hombre.
KARStarla (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Wow! Is that true that soldiers being sent are getting only two weeks training?

Thats ridiculous, even if they are armed its like sending them over on a suicide mission
stxrobstar (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Robbins is being disingenuous at best.

Besides their regular and specialist training, deploying soldiers receive two weeks training in theater specific tasks at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif where a dozen "Iraqi towns" on one thousand square miles of desert are used to hone their skills.

Opposing forces (OPFOR) consist of units that have served in the Iraq theater and some 250 Iraqi-Americans help train soldiers in understanding the finer aspects of Iraqi culture.
stxrobstar (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Cheers, and thanks for the comments.
gvanderleun (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Most excellent.!!!

blogged that one.
dbrett480 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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This is somewhat funny but a little over the top.

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