Walter Cronkite explaining the creation of the Magadan Pact formed to share resources and corindinate against Japan as negotiations for the return of transamur to Russia have Gone Sour.
A stock line spoken in an infamous Hearts of Iron mod, The Imperial Federation of Britannia, by the playable Generalissimo Winston Churchill. The mod was infamous in the fan community for being poorly-programmed and promoting apologia for Oswald Mosley regime (1933-1975). This stock line only occurs if the player decides to support the Social Democrat faction during the German Civil War event.
Vice President and Former Texan Governor Adolf Hitler of Hitler Oil Co. speaking to the Sikh Crown Prince during the Second Great War which lead to the Utter Defeat of the Bloc Revanche which was lead by Petainist France and made of Italy Britain, and Japan.
A news headline from a timeline where Jews became the dominant group in the Near East instead of the Muslim nations. The controversy over the League of Nations handing Mandatory Israel to the Falastinian rule angered the Judean League, which invaded the newly-independent nation with all of its armies combined with its support from Western bloc. However, the Falastinians eventually repelled the invasion and occupied parts of Aram, Yarden, and Mitzrayim, albeit with great difficulty keeping dissent down from the natives.
The Red Army exhibition was a part of the new Russian Federation transparency program which attempted to do away with the secrecy that defined much of the old USSR and uncover a lot of information previously kept from the public.
This invasion began following several months of increasing tensions and American irredentist claims on Californian territory. Despite the best efforts of the Californian military the country was overrun in a matter of four months by the numerically superior American troops - but not before European sanctions had heavily battered the American economy.
It did indeed in the world of the Federated States of America. Rustin was one of the last civil rights leaders left after decades of Red Scare and consolidating politics, but in 1989, he too succumbed to the (second) Hoover administration. It was his unfortunate two-bullets-to-back-of-head suicide that first ignited protests on the East Coast; it was the deaths of those protestors that sparked the Libertarian revolution.
From the 1986 comedy film “Cramped” starring Mel Brooks. The film, a parody of “Overpopulation dystopias”, follows the efforts of Officer Schlotzky (Brooks) as he attempts to solve a murder in a future where the environment has been deteriorating and the world population has increased “To the point where we’re makin’ up numbers to drive home the point!” The film takes elements from previous films such as “Soylent Green”, “ZPG” and “Stand on Zanzibar” and parodies and deconstructs them, showing how they don’t work if one thinks about them. For instance the “Humans everywhere” is parodied by having crowds of shabbily dressed people in every scene, including in places where logically they shouldn’t be. The environmental degradation is done by actively malicious millionaires personally, and their plannof “Fleeing the consequences of their actions by going into space” is thwarted when their rocketships are taken over by the disgruntled masses, leaving them stranded. While a box office bomb, Mel Brooks was praised for his performance, including the scene where he runs screaming through a church with the revelation that “Goo Goo Bars are made of people!”, only to be met with a random guy calling out “And this should be news to us how?” being taught in acting schools as a perfect example of bathos.
David Diego Echeverría Leader of the Mexican Effort in Europe referred to his English Name by the Dominion of America when he was touring East of the mississippi (Into the Dominion)
Youmaker David Davidson discussing the lastest episode of Hazbin hotel with his friend and fellow creater Sean Thompson of the casting of Sylvestor mccoy as the Radio Demon. Depsite his stellar performance some viewers such as Davidson believed Tennant, who had also applied for the role, would have made more sense.
Blooper from Zach Snyder's "Megiddo", from the scene where Thutmose, played by Gerard Butler, confronts the Kadesh delegation after they insulted him and his kingdom, before drawing his sword on them, leading to a short fight scene. The goof was because the movie was largely filmed in Algeria, and Butler, reportedly, kept mixing up the names on set by accident.
Two art critics discussing the art of contemporary artist Hardy China (real name Randolph Best). A former musucian from Liverpool, his found object art collages would provide commentary on working class life and materialism in postwar era Britain. The example being discussed is "Bondloc and Soup".
From Comic book reviewer Linkara’s retrospective on “Clark Kent, War Journalist”. The story arc concerns how Clark Kent handles being a war correspondent in the Rwanda-stand in country Imowe, after he is depowered by Kryptonite poisoning. Now with only his wits and human skills, Clark Kent and Lois Lane both must find a way to stop the genocide of the M’kani (Tutsi expies) at the hands of the Toruta-controlled government. The arc would take a harsh look at the genocide, and the events that led up to it, with Clark’s depowerment being an analogue for the United Nation’s peacekeeping efforts. The arc would end on a bittersweet note, with Clark regaining his powers and saving some lives, but bitterly lamenting that “He could’ve done moreL to Lois on the flight back to Metropolis. In addition to making Superman less tolerant of genocidal leaders, it also led to an expansion of the Superman supporting cast with the addition of Paul Tikon, a street-smart M’kani teenagerwho winds up adopted by Clark. The arc would be made into a DC animated movie “Superman: War Correspondent” in 2012 to widespread critical acclaim.
