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I started watching this because I was on "Auto Play", and it was on next. I am so glad that it was! These people and this place, Petra is a part of them, and they are magnificent! We should all aspire to such lofty thought and depth of soul. I am inspired to do something about their plight. When I think of the land that I now live on, (I live about 2 miles from the American River and about 20 or so miles from Sacramento, the Capitol of California), I know that not so long ago, there was a people that had lived on it for many, many hundreds of years. They were "born here" and I feel they would have wished to also die here in this land. I wasn't there for the massacres and the broken treaties, some of which the American government is still breaking. But I am here for this, and I know this is no big thing, but.....
I wish that I could find the address of the man that sat there with the Sheikh and his family. Sat by the fire and shared a meal with them all. Ate his food, drank his tea, and apparently either broke his word later or lied to the Sheikh's face when he promised him land and homes, and land, even a specified amount he told him, land for his and his Wife's children. Because if I did have his address, I would start a letter writing campaign.... I'm wondering, would you join me?
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She loved that man the way she loved her father Blackjack...the inaccessible, wayward, womanizing and wounded boy-man she couldn't control, but he knew she'd be the only one to craft his legacy the way history would admire it. She was the one who stood his philandering, his put downs, his physical pains, his mental anguish...the burdens of being Joe Sr's son and Joe Jr's younger bro. He had a journalist's curiosity, a statesman's perspective, a politician's pragmatism an
adventurer's idealism and boldness aimed at cooperation among varying ideologies on this planet and reaching the moon if not the stars. Those were heady times and tragic ones. To have known them personally and mythically was like basking in stardust. If only, if only...but we'll never know, will we?
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As french, I have learnt a lot on this battle with your decomentary. Thank you.
When I was a kid, Verdun was a name I have to learn in History lessons.
Each 11th of November, the classroom of the primary school have to honour the Death Monument. It was boring, all these these speech, these old men with medals on the chest and this ceremonial with flowers offered for the young men who give their life for the Patrie or if you are cynical, who died and that all.
My mother worked in a asile for all old people. All of them were poor, fishermen, shepherd, workers ..all kind of people who belonged to the working class.
They were absolutely grateful to Maréchal Petain, despite all what but bad an treason thing he did for France. He's portait as officer during this awful war, is not so beautiful and glorious as "Père la Victoire. " legend , .but that is an another subject.
It appears that battle is battle of french officers against German officers who didn't care about humans being but just of some bloody game and self- glory.
I can't see pictures about Camoun who was a shepherd in the Pyrénées wo don't speak french jut a dialect, as occitan, or André, a little man who explain how is size helped to survive in the trench.
How old they were during this butchery call WW1 ?
We can remark on these pictures some african people . They became brothers of arm for these french soldiers but for the high rank officers they were considered just canon fodder. They were coming from Sénégal and others place of the "Empire colonial Français ".
They give their life for France, and maybe the unknown soldier under the Arc de Triumph is an African..
France give to them the promise to be full and entirely french citizen. A lie.
I had a teacher, Mr Carrer, one of this teacher that many of them knew, who's seem a man who give so much, for an entirely life. We have visited a cemetery called "Cimetière des Senegalais", Sénégalaise cemetery. ..
That was a disturbing discovery about the french History.
Then, I have married a German wife and have an another point of view.
The conclusion is the same, not a people, the simple people, like me, without power, would have to die in this war.
It's the war of upper class, an international war which opposed people of the working class, french, German or English, American, Italian...so on.
It was a war of high ranking officers as a sinistre game for the glory of them.
I love my country, I love France...I love french people as I have described and feel narrow of them. It's not my purpose to say but things about them, but to say the bad side of these french who have the power to avoid and to stop this awful madness.
I can't understand the sens of these run of soldier, in the mud, hole, just in front of machine gun...and that for nothing.
There are a small town in France where the ceremony of the end war is a monument for Peace.
And that is great.
Now, as adult, my thought is for all these young dead for nothing than capitalism and glory.
God give them peace.
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Incredible documentary about Buddhist ☸️ studding in specific Academy in personal divinity in specific spiritual worlds. Separation from realization of lives. What a mysterious, unique, strange, isolate, crucified culture based on poverty, illiterate,self prosecution, and self forbidding 🚫 from ordinary life enjoyments and ordinary human struggling....worlds political businesses need that mysterious land, mysterious culture, and that extremist side of Buddhist ☸️ in Lasa.recent history pages...Germay Nazism regime tried to obtaining its spiritual legitimacy from Tibetan mysterious and symbolic. When Chinese communism abused Tibetan political independence ..whole Tibetan people's divine in their's spiritual perspectives...escaping from life's crucial. political Tibetan issue became a political business matter amongst China 🇨🇳, India 🇮🇳, the USA 🇺🇸, western European countries... thanks for sharing
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Good on you getting Kennedy Steve in this. He's the GOAT.
I recognized his voice immediately without even seeing his face.
It's his fault that I even learned the aviation language. I wanted to know what he was saying so I could understand the jokes. Sure enough, the more I learned, the funnier they got. :D Thanks to him and my need to understand, I know what they're saying. :)
There are a lot of Steve's jokes that I love. His "Face the front, sir" is in the top 5, along with "Ground?" "...Plane?"
My favorite has to be when he told an airbus to wait for a single engine Cessna to go by before it could taxi, and issued a calm warning to the airbus, "caution: propwash." :D
Once I learned the reason why this was funny, I about died laughing.
I'll listen in to my local international airport on LiveATC. I've come to recognize the voices, but I don't know anyone in that tower personally. I wish I did. There's one guy who's voice and personality are pleasant to listen to. I'm always happy when I catch him by chance when tuning in.
A pilot I know told me that my dream of flying wasn't dead due to my age and other factors of life. I could still fly. So, for the first time in my life, getting my pilots license became an achievable reality. I've been in ground school for a couple of months, and I am learning so much. But there is a TON of information to learn, so this is going to take a long time.
In studying, I've also learned bits of what ATCs endure, and It Is ROUGH on multiple levels. My God, how they deal with all of that, I have no idea. I'd crack on day 1.
I already respected them due to the nature of their job, but that respect level went WAY up.
That is a job I could NEVER do even in my wildest dreams. It truly takes a specific type of person to become an Air Traffic Controller.
I'd much, much rather be a pilot.
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Pertes officielles de la bataille de Verdun :
Français (21 février au 20 décembre 1916) : 61.619 (1895 officiers) tués, 214.923 blessés, 100.689 (1852 officiers) disparus = 377.231 (Les Armées françaises dans la Grande Guerre, Tome IV, 3e volume, Appendices N° Ia).
Allemands (21 février au 10 septembre 1916) : 41.632 (1388 officiers) tués, 228.695 blessés, 13.165 décédés aux hôpitaux, 26.739 (262 officiers) disparus = 310.231 + mois d'octobre à décembre 1916, environ 36.400, soit 346.631 (Sanitätsbericht über das Deutsche Heer im Weltkriege 1914/1918, III Band, pp. 46-49)
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@jaypercy5974
Three words for the ill informed.
REVERSE LEND LEASE.
This is from the American war Office :
""The United States government, reporting on aid received through reverse lend-lease, disclosed that “thirty-one percent of all the supplies and equipment currently required by the United States Army in the European Theater of Operations between June 1, 1942 and June 30, 1944, was supplied by the British as reverse lend-lease.
The British have built for our troops hundreds of barracks, airfields, hospitals, supply depots, roads, and other facilities. They have paid the costs of transporting our men and our supplies within the British Isles. Most American soldiers stationed in England have received supplemental food rations from British stocks. Almost all the bread eaten by our troops while training in Britain was baked with flour furnished under reverse lend-lease.
The catalogue of items placed at the disposal of United States military forces by the British government is impressive for its variety as well as for its volume. It ranges from tea kettles to hotels; from monkey wrenches to finished planes; and from eye shields to diving suits. Some strategic commodities have been shipped to the United States by the British under reverse lend-lease. These include barrage balloons and small naval craft, tea and crude rubber from Ceylon, rope fibers, chrome, and asbestos from British Africa, and cocoa from Nigeria.""
While over in the Pacific Theatre:
""In the war against Japan, the Australians and New Zealanders have supplied hundreds ,of millions of dollars of reverse lend-lease aid to the United States. Up to June 30, 1944 Australia provided our forces with over a million and a quarter pounds of food, as well as blankets, socks, shoes, and other articles of GI clothing. She has built barracks, airfields, hospitals, and recreational centers and furnished landing craft, motor transport, telephone and telegraph facilities, and numerous other services. Altogether, to June 30, 1944, Australia had spent about 550 million dollars on reverse lend-lease aid.
New Zealand, which has a population of only 1,650,000, and much slenderer resources than Australia (population 7,000,000), has made available to our military personnel almost 580,000,000 pounds of food, as well as camps, warehouses, hospitals, small ships, and other equipment. New Zealand’s total expenditures on reverse lend-lease aid to the United States amounted to more than 131 million dollars on June 30, 1944.
All in all, we received from Australia and New Zealand during the summer of 1944 reverse lend-lease supplies at a greater rate (in dollar value) than the lend-lease goods we sent them.
Had it been necessary to ship from America the goods furnished by Australia and New Zealand under reverse lend-lease, hundreds of thousands of tons of shipping space would have been required. Such shipments would have hindered the transport of munitions and other materiel to the Pacific war theater.""
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Очень интересно. Культура Амишей заставляет задуматься над тем, какое место в мире занимаю я, обычный человек с инженерным образованием, живущий в мире готовых технологий и использующий все наработки прошлых поколений инженеров и изобретателей. И на самом деле, есть одна идея, возможно я буду не первый, а например, могла ли возникнуть культура Амишей в отсутствии современной цивилизации? То есть, я предполагаю, что эта культура возникла не вопреки, а благодаря . Не знаю, это мое скромное мнение
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A very well-made documentary, objective, truthful, non-political.
Refreshing to see because most takes on this topic are hyperbolic, political, and politically correct, viewing things from a 21st century perspective, & after the fact.
I appreciate how you portray the truth that the “generals“ are the evil ones while the “foot soldier“ are just patriots defending their homeland after what France and England did at the treaty of Versailles.
Anyone objective, honest and truthful would respond the same way these young men did after being unfairly punished after World War I.
If we had been so punitive towards Japan, instead of building them, I guarantee you - - Japan would’ve been at war against America as soon as it was possible.
Great record of history, thank you
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FASCINATING! Another brilliant documentary, this time about the HIDDEN side of D-Day: firstly, the deception of the Germans, who were taken in by a fake army of 1,000,000 men, inflated rubber tanks, trucks, etc, stationed in Kent, commanded by General Patton. Secondly, a sadder aspect: the rape of a French girl by drunken American soldiers and then the shooting in the stomach of a farmer who tried to intervene. The two soldiers were caught and hung in public on Eisenhower's orders. 21 American soldiers were hung for similar crimes. There were at least another reported 120 rapes of French girls by Americn troops. This subject was taboo for years.
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The Beginnings: Rudyard Kiplings
It was not part of their blood,
It came to them very late
With long arrears to make good,
When the GERMANS began to hate.
They were not easily moved,
They were icy-willing to wait
Till every count should be proved,
Ere the GERMANS began to hate.
Their voices were even and low,
Their eyes were level and straight.
There was neither sign nor show,
When the English began to hate.
It was not preached to the crowd,
It was not taught by the State.
No man spoke it aloud,
When the English began to hate.
It was not suddenly bred,
It will not swiftly abate,
Through the chill years ahead,
When Time shall count from the date
That the English began to hate.
As you can read in the poem... this is ""NOT suddenly bred"" into people.
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