Comments by "T WE" (@TWE_2000) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. MacArthur's speech when returning to the Philippines: "People of the Philippines I have returned. By the grace of Almighty God our forces stand again on Philippine soil — soil consecrated in the blood of our two peoples. We have come, dedicated and committed, to the task of destroying every vestige of enemy control over your daily lives, and of restoring, upon a foundation of indestructible, strength, the liberties of your people. The hour of your redemption is here. Your patriots have demonstrated an unswerving and resolute devotion to the principles of freedom that challenges the best that is written on the pages of human history. I now call upon your supreme effort that the enemy may know from the temper of an aroused and outraged people within that he has a force there to contend with no less violent than is the force committed from without. Rally to me. Let the indomitable spirit of Bataan and Corregidor lead on. As the lines of battle roll forward to bring you within the zone of operations, rise and strike. Strike at every favorable opportunity. For your homes and hearths, strike! For future generations of your sons and daughters, strike! In the name of your sacred dead, strike! Let no heart be faint. Let every arm be steeled. The guidance of divine God points the way. Follow in His Name to the Holy Grail of righteous victory!"
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  2. If this guy had lived into the 1980s he would have been in Afghanistan helping the Mujahideen fight the Soviets.
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  3. I've been leaving comments asking Biographics when they would MacArthur for months, and repeatedly getting replies from them that it was coming. I'm so glad it's now finally here.
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  4. Do Henry Kissinger next
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  5. When will you make a video about General Douglas MacArthur?
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  6. Can you please make a video on Henry Kissinger?
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  7. After a long day's work, there is nothing more relaxing than watching a video about one of history's biggest war criminal.
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  8. Do Douglas MacArthur next.
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  9. Can make a video about Allen Dulles, the first civilian Director of CIA and its longest-serving director to date.
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  10. Can you please make a video about Allen Dulles, the first and longest serving director of the CIA?
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  11. Because he worked for the government, which is how he had the access to the information, like the Rosenbergs. None of the journalists that continue to report on the files have been arrested and imprisoned. He made made an oath, he broke it, he has to live with the consequences.
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  12. Do one on Pol Pot
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  13. Can you please do the Allen Brothers, Allen Dulles who was Eisenhower's CIA Director, and John Foster Dulles, was the Secretary of State during the Eisenhower Administration
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  14. Can you do Chiang Kai Shek
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  15. Can you make a video on Douglas Mcarthur.
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  16. Can you make a video about Allen Dulles, the first and longest serving director of the CIA from 1953-1961
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  17. Could you do a video on Allen Dulles, first and longest serving director of the CIA, please?
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  18. And Joseph you were supposed to be my right hand man But your loyalty shriveled up like your right hand, man!
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  19. I remember reading some of his writing in contemporary world history, he was a great revolutionary and a visionary leader, unfortunately he lacked the wisdom and resources that the founding had gathered together in the halls of Philadelphia regarding some very fundamental pillars of creating a government. He wasn't as wary as he should have been of a government's consolidation of power and possible tyrannical overreach. He also didn't understand the necessity of compromise and having safe guards like proper checks and balances necessary for sustaining a Democratic Republic. This is why so much of Latin America's history is being ruled by cadres, monarchies, military regimes, and the occasional radical leftist. Admittedly though it would have been much more difficult given the social structures and education levels in Latin America.
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  20. Can make a video about Allen Dulles, the first and longest serving director of the CIA; or maybe even do a dual biographic with his brother John Dulles, who was Secretary of State under Eisenhower.
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  21. Do one on Nicolas Maduro
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  22. You realize that U.S. involvement would have meant nothing if not for Libyan people who rose up against the dictator Gaddafi. And that it was Italy who asked for our help in the first place
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  23. Can you please make a video about Allen Dulles, the first and longest serving director of the CIA. 🙏
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  24. Can make a video about Allen Dulles, the first civilian Director of CIA and its longest-serving director to date.
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  25.  @command_unit7792  you're thinking of the old Russia, the new one spends half its time online trying to spread fake news and propaganda to disrupt democracy in the west and particularly the U.S. And let's not forget about China.
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  26. Do one on Hugo Chavez
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  27. Do one on Henry Kissinger
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  28. @countryball mapping :D we didn't "make a pro-american government take over" and they have literally captured Russian soldiers fighting in the Donetsk region.
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  29. Do Richard Nixon next
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  30. ​ @hristo5689  Funny, I think the Poles, Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Finns, etc might have different interpretations of Stalin's role in WW2
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  31.  @minnumseerrund  the CIA did not come into existence until 1947, Latin America had experienced plenty of dictatorial regimes by then. And with the exception of Guatemala in operation PBSUCCESS, we never had any direct involvment in the overthrowing of governments that were replaced with dictators, we simply didn't get in their way. Read a history book next time
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  32. Can you do Allen Dulles.
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  33. Can you make a video about Allen Dulles, the first and longest serving director of the CIA
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  34. Can you make a video about Henry Kissinger
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  35.  @StaffordMagnus  he won the Pacific theater in WW2 and then transformed Japan from a completely annihilated country twice nuked with a fanatical, imperialistic society ready to conquer and kill Asia, commit suicide for its God emperor, turning it into one of the safest, most advanced, democratic, pacifist countries in the world, and a strong U.S. ally.
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  36. Epic Rap Battles already made a video about him yesterday.
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  37. "Extremely effective guerrilla fighter" his entire mission in Bolivia was a complete failure, they didn't have any local support, they were low on food, low morale with most of his fighters wanting to go home, and Che himself went out like a punk
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  38. Do one on Francisco Franco
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  39. Please do Allen Dulles, he was the founder of America's covert realpolitik foreign policy during the Cold War, which you didn't cover that during the Eisenhower video.
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  40. Can you do Eisenhower next.
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  41.  @Biographics  after that what about Eisenhower?
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  42. Do Allen Dulles next
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  43. When are you going to do MacArthur?
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  44. Do Allen Dulles, the first and longest serving Director of the CIA
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  45. Can you do Dwight Eisenhower.
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  46. Do Henry Kissinger.
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  47.  @72Yonatan  nobody made any comparison between Eisenhower and Rockefeller.
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  48. He wasn't funded by Firestone he just allowed Firestone to continue operating when he conquered the territory where the Firestone plant was located.
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  49. Can you do a video on the Dulles brothers
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  50. Could you do a video on Allen Dulles please?
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  51. LMAO so apparently Russia putting up some cringey Facebook ads now means they installed the president. You conspiracy theorist need to get out of your mom's basement and get a life
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  52. Sam Hoey americans didn't get their asses kicked the Cuban exiles did. We just gave them the ride there, had the U.S. actually invaded Castro would have removed from power just like Noriega in Panama. And we returned the favor in Bolivia when Che was shot like a dog.
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  53. Sam Hoey because over 3 million vietnamese were killed in Vietnam and at that point Cuba had a population of about 6 million, and since Cuba so much closer to the U.S. and encircled by water, with the closest friendly government being a continent away, they would have no way of being constantly supplied with weapons and fuel like Vietnam was with China and the USSR. The U.S. never invaded North Vietnam during the war, even though they provided constant weapons, aid, sanctuary, and soldiers; along with a command structure and unity. And the U.S. often allowed them to travel through Laos and Cambodia in the Ho Chi Minh trail to transport weapons to the Viet Cong. Cuba would have had none of that and would have had to deal with much more American ferocity due to their proximity to the U.S. And since we would have invade all of Cyba unlike Vietnam, that would mean we would have killed Castro, taking out their commander like in Panama. If Cuba had suffered the same fighting as Vietnam, coupled with no way to get aid from China and the Soviet Union, and being starved out since they are an island, literally the entire population of Cuba would have been killed. Also Cuba didn't have a defense pact with the USSR when the Bay of Pigs happened.
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  54.  @pgb4629  we had given up on starting a coup in Chile after the Rene Schneider incident way back in 1970. We supported the opposition but we had no direct involvement in the coup and didn't even know about it until the day before it happened.
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  55.  @nealbeard1  yes it is a defense. One is a war crime the other is a betrayal of your nation, making it weaker to attacks from countries like Russia and China. He acted like the Rosenbergs (the man) and he is deserving of punishment.
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  56. Do one Allen Dulles
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  57.  @Biographics  are you going to make a video about Allen Dulles? He was the first and longest serving director of the CIA.
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  58. Do Gina Haspel next
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  59.  @NathanielEssex1849  I agree with pretty much everything you said although I think its important to note that the greatest threats to the U.S. are not lone wolves, but other great powers like Russia and China, who could strike the heart of infrastructure with cyberattacks or our troops based in allied countries with conventional weapons in a surprise attack, potentially killing millions and at least temporarily paralyzing the U.S., that is a truly existential threat and our capacity to detect an incoming attack and defend against it has been severely damaged thanks to Snowden.
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  60. Please do Allen Dulles next
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  61. ​ @LowFlyer Bro quit b*tching, we get it you suck at life. If you wanna go back to the time where drinking water was rolling the dice on whether you get cholera and when people would have 10 kids because half of them wouldn't make it to their 18th birthday just go to rural areas in Canada or Alaska or the Philippines or Brazil or the Congo etc. Here's a little secret about human history, life generally sucks and it has always generally sucked but it usually sucks a lot less now than in the past. If that wasn't the case millions or even billions of people would be flocking to the rural 3rd world territories where there is no internet, no electricity, no industrial transportation systems. Instead its the other way around, where millions of people flee those areas, crossing oceans, mountains, deserts, and jungles to get into industrialized nations
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  62.  @pgb4629  yes we were involved but not with the coup. We had given up on that path (referred to as Track-2) we were on Track-1, which was getting him out through elections, and it was working, Allende's coalition had partially split, and his popularity had dropped and he would have been kicked out in a few months once elections came. And then out of nowhere Pinochet came in and we were like "that also works".
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  63.  @BaronVonBlair  oh please Hitchens was an idealist who never held a government position in his life and made his money off of criticizing and complaining about what people with power do in for national interest. Kissinger was a realist who pursued U.S. interest and was skilled diplomat. The reason nobody had ever hired Hitchens is because nobody wants a internationalist philosopher who criticizes anything done for a nation's interest in positron meant to pursue national interest.
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  64.  @BaronVonBlair  was that crap something you pulled from your poetry night or did you just have a stroke. If you can only respond in erratic riddles than clearly you don't know what your talking about
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  65. @Gipsy Danger he didn't overthrow anyone, it was Pinochet and the Chilean military that orchestrated and initiated the coup. The U.S. didn't even know about the coup until a day before it happened
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  66.  @dapper2407  Its called getting taxed. That's what's happens when you operate in a governed territory, the government taxes you. And Charles Taylor was head of the new government that controlled that part of Liberia. I have read parts of the UN report and Firestone's own reports. I'm not excusing Taylor for what he did, but there is no tangible difference between what Firestone did and what any other company around the world does in the country it operates in. If Firestone funded Taylor then any company that operates in China funds Xi Jinping, any in Russia fund Putin, any in the U.S. fund Trump, etc. Firestone had been in Liberia for decades and had not given any money to Taylor's forces until Taylor had taken control of all the territory that Firestone operated on and became the de facto government in that area, telling Firestone to pay up in taxes or be forced to cease all operations and lose all its land. It is what it is.
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  67.  @elsells1170  Agree with the first part, not the second part. What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence
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  68. We know what experiments he went through, they were done at Harvard and well documented. While the ethics of the study were questionable they weren't injecting him with lsd or waterboarding him they just had lawyers criticize his ideas and even by his own admission they study didn't change him. His manifesto was delusional and idiotic. Its easy to be a critic but what challenging is coming up with a practical better solution and his solution was batsh*t insane. He wanted to go back to a time when people had 10 kids because half of them wouldn't make it to the age of 18. Guess what, you can do that right now, go to rural Alaska or Canada or the Philippines or Brazil or Congo etc. But almost nobody does that, instead literally millions leave those kind of places and cross oceans, deserts, mountains, and jungle every single year to get to industrialized nations.
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  69.  blackzed  masters of dark arts always have the best biographies. 😈
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  70. Hey it's not like we could have predicted what he would become. The guy was the son of a Saudi billionaire who decided he would wage war after the U.S. kicked Saddam out of Kuwait, right as USSR was considering. We don't have crystal ball.
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