Comments by "Neil Forbes" (@neilforbes416) on "Mark Felton Productions" channel.

  1. When I hear the name "Blücher", I immediately think of Cloris Leachman in the Mel Brooks movie, "Young Frankenstein", where each time her name "Frau Blücher" is spoken, the horses react with whinneying. Total crack-up, that movie, absolute comedy classic!
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  2. Jag-Panthers, the "Jag" denotes them as Hunting tanks as the word Jag is the German verb, "to hunt".
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  3.  @The_Str4nger  I missed the 'd' until I saw it later in the video.
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  4.  @olemannen9540  I wonder if anyone heard the noise of whinneying horses anytime that ship's name was uttered. LOL
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  5.  @jimpetruska1737  Mel Brooks really only struck comedy gold with Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles in the 1970s, and maybe an honourable mention for High Anxiety can be thrown in there, but a lot of latter movies are somewhat forgettable, until you get to Spaceballs which spoofed the Star Wars franchise. Those four I named in bold print would rate as "Mel Brooks' Greatest Hits".
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  6.  @jesusisherelookbusy  And I suppose you say "Froderick"? asked Igor.........who called himself "Eye-gor! LOL
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  7. I gave a thumbs-down for the totally unnecessary sound effects that rob this production of credibility. This has far too much of the American style of excessive hype and over-dramatisation for me to take this video seriously.
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  8. The 16 corpses should've been incinerated, and the ashes thereof flushed down a toilet. (8:04) No amount of respect should EVER be extended to the dead of the filthy nazi regime.
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  9.  @jimpetruska1737  The name Blücher was used in the comedy, "Young Frankenstein" with no reference whatsoever made to any historic person holding that surname, and no reference was ever intended. The name was used for comic effect only.
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  10.  @jimpetruska1737  Cheers!
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  11.  @TyrSkyFatherOfTheGods  Werewolf? There wolf, there castle! LOL
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  12. That Tokyo Rose looks scarily like Yoko Ono!
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  13. You should've titled this as "Proposed Third Atomic Bomb Attack", because historcally, there were only two, at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Your title as it stands, suggests the third bomb WAS dropped when clearly, it wasn't.
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  14. Hirohito most CERTAINLY should've been dethroned and tried as a war criminal, for indeed he WAS a war criminal. As a penalty for their war crimes, measurably more atrocious than those of the Nazis, Japan should've been STRIPPED of its sovereignty, never to regain it. Japan should, even to this day, be ruled by a tripartite group with Australia/New Zealand/Canada at the head, Britain at Second Rank and America at third rank. All Japan's cities and towns renamed in English with Tokyo renamed Curtin City in honour of Australia's greatest Prime Minister, John Curtin, the second-most important city named for Neville Chamberlain, Britain's PM before Churchill, and the least important city named for George Washington, America's first President.
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  15. Not "Reemy" but R - E - M - E! Don't make words from initials(acronyms).
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  16.  @MarkFeltonProductions  I see these initials made into words, and very often the ford sounds quite stupid! For example, "F-T-S-E" stands for(I believe) Financial Times Stock Exchange but I've heard Australian TV newsreaders call it "Footsie", which sounds bloody infantile! If anyone asked you where the "Footsie" is, you tell them it's on the end of their "legsie" but if they ask where the F - T - S - E is, you can tell them it's in London.
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  17.  @AtheistOrphan  The point I was making is that organisations(corporations, authorities, etc.) that identify themselves with sets of initials(acronyms), like R - E - M - E, those initials were never intended to be words! because often, initials made to be words, sound UTTERLY STUPID AND INFANTILE!
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  18. The royal houses of Britain, and the now-rightly-abolished royal houses of Germany, Austria and Switzerland would quite rightly be seen as TRAITORS to the ordinary folk of those countries if the information divulged her had become public knowledge back in the 1940s. It may have resulted in Britain becoming a REPUBLIC!
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  19. I'm noticing a bad habit creeping into narration lately re: the word "Vulnerable". Increasingly the word is being pronounced "Vunnerable" with the first 'l' being obliterated. That 'l' is NOT silent! The word is pronounced VUL-NER-A-BLE (VUL - NER - A - BULL).
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  20.  @MarkFeltonProductions  I'm a YouTube producer as well, sidelined by Covid-19. At least I try to get my pronunciations correct when I narrate my videos.
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