Japan may have forgiven the rip-off Disney star, but they have not forgotten what he did 80 years ago on that blood soaked Pacific island beach.Read More: Rocketnews24.com
The year is 1936. The first edition of a new novel called Gone with the Wind was released just as African-American runner Jesse Owens dominated at the Berlin Olympics bemusing his host Adolf Hitler. Also, a baby by the name of Dennis Hopper was born, destined to go on to greatness as the true star of Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, by far the best in the series.
But in Japan a historical battle had taken place. Often overlooked in other countries, it was a battle that rocked the nation to its very core. Waves of pain and regret rippled through the generations and can still be felt today in the hearts of Japanese people.
I’m talking about the 1936 “Mickey Mouse” bombing raids of a Japanese island in the Pacific Ocean. Thanks to this preserved archival footage of the incident we can all know what it was like so hopefully atrocities like that may never be committed again.
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How appropriate. Comic strip characters come to life on the big screen. Welcome to the Yellow Journalism Social Behavior Control System, brought to your Handlers at the Royal Military Industrial Entertainment Complex™
ReplyDeleteHmm. Not sure what to make of this??
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely propaganda for the Japanese people several years before Pearl Harbor. Also it can be argued it's a form of predictive programming.
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