Відео

"War does not determine who is right...only who is left."

"Thus always to tyrants!"- John Wilkes Booth 1865. What a prick.

#GellertGrindelwald #AreYouMarried?

After exam season.

What if you worked as a Captain, for White Star Steamship Lines and you had the same last name as the Captain that was blamed for the sinking of the Titanic. And it had only been eleven years, since that horrible tragedy? And while your travels for that job, takes you to Egypt and you are presented with a 'trinket' from a recently discovered tomb from the head of state? You discover that the trinket has the power that allows you to go back in time. Wouldn't you go back to stop that tragedy from happening? To try to save all those people? To try to clear the name of Smith ?.... I think so. My Great Uncle was that man; David Smith, Captain for White Star and he made that trip in 1923. I inherited that 'trinket' in 1970 when I was only twelve years old. I believe that he went back, stopped the tragedy from happening, but soon found out that the 'butterfly effect' was much worse. Then going back to allow it to happen to correct the timeline.

LOSERS CAN'T BE CHOOSERS. LOOK AT THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINALS.

Me to every fandom who's show/book series has ended years ago:

Cities Japan raped far surpasses any city the US ever took. Vietnam was the closest the US came to committing the same atrocities the Japanese committed daily for years against the Chinese, Koreans, Philippines people the list can go on. At least the US help build up the countries it conquered for the most part afterwards.

This music is so catchy. I got Pink Panther goosebumps on me.

Wasted villian

This was the first and only good moment in the entire film

For anyone not fully understanding this. The guy isn't justifying what Japan did, he is stating that the American is being hypocritical considering the US has committed their own atrocities to get where they are and no justice was ever served on them, yets they stand her acting like moral superiors. In fact during his time the US, alongside the British and Soviets, was actively committing an atrocity known as Operation Keelhaul which would cause over 1 million deaths. Japan did many wrongs during the war, but to pretend that the US didn't is pathetic and the Japanese man was right to call out the American for it.

Fonoe´s logic is simple but wrong. Japan´s imperialism was different from its european counterpart, as it focused on more than simply taking territories and exploiting resources. Japan committed mass murder on a scale of millions in just a few years, to eventually replace the native populations with Japanese settlers. The Germans did the same in WW2. The western allies also did not commit crimes like Unit 731

Foundation after scp 999 and scp 682 incident: That survived demon on DOOM level: Alright, who's not dead sound off... -survived boi in Hiroshima

0:14 John Wilkes Booth

What is that cartoon?

asmodeus was funny

For Christ sake, do you really not understand what Adams was saying at the end? You don't understand line of succession?

My favorite part..since I was a kid.

Every episode ending to Akame Ga Kill be like:

The Scariest Part is, If Kennedy hadn't worn a back brace that day, This Movie May have been accurate.

Love this movie but should of been filmed in Cleveland and not detroit where the events that happened in this movie actually happened

Awsome scene for the character but wasted potential for him

Avengers: infinity war after the snap!

0:14

Based af

My grandpa once met danny greene, said he was one of the nicest people he ever met

Alguien mas vino por el capitulo de clarence donde un niño decia esa frase

Anyone know the name of the transition music?

RIP The Separatist Leaders

After entering the presidential box they should’ve locked the door

Hear hear!

"When the war ends, I intend to push for full equality, the Negro vote, and much more. Congress shall mandate the seizure of every foot of land and every dollar of their property. We'll use their confiscated wealth to establish hundreds of thousands of free Negro farmers and at their side soldiers, armed to occupy and transform the heritage of traitors. We'll build up a land down there of free men and free women and free children and freedom." - Thaddeus Stevens in the movie Lincoln (2012) Ah, if we had only lived up to his example and crushed the heritage of treason completely like we did in Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. What this country could have become. ua-cam.com/video/L2q4hrk5nkA/v-deo.html

1:37 Shoulda put in a picture of Alexander Stevens from Lincoln.

I love Palpatine's depiction in episode 9, it's so beautifully unsettling. I love that this movie leans so hard into the horror aspects of the dark side

Promo*SM 😴

Type shit

CRAP

This scene gets me pumped to be American. That’s our president right there.

"Ideals are peaceful, history is violent." - from the movie Fury

Sam/Gaadrel is easily the best one, The destroyed wing + All his background is so cool

That’s crazy that there was a string section in the theater playing tense music at the same time that the assassination occurred to make it extra dramatic. What are the odds?

I get it

🥶

Me and the bois after a lan party.

Nothing to see here, folks. Just the Darth Mafia taking care of family business as usual.

Colin Farrell was extraordinary in this movie, I was hugely disappointed when they revealed Johnny Depp at the end. I wish he was the original Grindelwald.

Make a 2024 version

Wäre zu schön gewesen...

The military industrial complex wanted jfk dead