Comments by "Jj T" (@jjt1881) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. Damm, that's really bad luck. Two of the worst mass murderers in the world are both from your country. And both created unspeakable acts of sadistic cruelty and havoc in Georgia too. You really are unlucky.
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  2. Not bad, some minor historical mistakes, but quite good in general. It presents a balanced view of the historical figure. I like it. Thank you.
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  3. This should have been called "Anatomy of a monster"
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  4. 15:12 Please, some nuance is needed here. To compare Nationalist's atrocities with Republican ones simply by numbers is to confuse the two sides using a dangerous false equivalence. The Republican side was a mixture of different parties and unions that oftentimes operated under no control from the Republican government. No war crime in the Republican side was ever ordered or condoned by the Republican government; it was always the result of extreme factions in either Communists or Anarchist's groups. Whenever the real Republican authorities could exercise their control, war crimes were not allowed and never condoned. On the other hand, all Nationalists' war crimes were the result of a premeditated and centralized policy. This has been accepted by all serious historians of the Spanish Civil War. Please, correct that.
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  5. No way, we are not alone. No mam.
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  6. Finally, a documentary that tells the truth about Lavrentiy Beria, even though some aspects of his dark character will always remain hidden in mystery. Definitely, a 1000 times better than the official propagandistic version of Beria created by Star Media or the conspiratorial Russian versions of Lavrentiy Beria that populate the internet. The first only serves the purpose of distorting reality to fit a well-rehearsed propagandistic tool of Putin's dictatorship, and the others are nothing more than distorted conspiratorial mockumentaries based on flimsy evidence provided by some questionable Russian historian. This 20-minute documentary is superior to any of them by far. Congratulations. It was needed.
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  7. 2:48 To say that the Opus Dei is a "conservative order within the Catholic Church" is very neutral and perhaps appropriate for a historical documentary. If you ask me, they are more like a dangerous Cult within the Catholic Church.
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  8. I propose two very interesting characters from the Republican side: Buenaventura Durruti (an Anarchist revolutionary and de facto commander of Cataluña) and Manuel Azaña (one of the most important politicians of the era; he was the first Prime Minister, as well as the last President of the Republic.)
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  9. Too disgusting to follow. Maybe tomorrow. Dr. Ti
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  10. Hey, I want to work with you for Biographics. How can I do that? I have a Phd.D. contact me,.
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  11. Not really. He is not part of the Spanish Civil War.
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  12. The personality of the real Juan Pujol is that of a very smart and cunning coward, a rich spoiled kid with a spirit of adventure, and very little awareness of the consequences of his actions. People who knew him before all of this say as much. For example, many testified that Juan was never interested in politics during the Civil War and that his only reason for abandoning his post at the trenches was because he did not want to die fighting. He actually came from a very rich family in Cataluña, and he never lacked anything. He was accustomed to getting away with what he wanted using his skills as a trickster. Therefore, the easiest way for him to evade the fighting was simply to desert to the other side and claim that he was running away because of ideological reasons. The political situation, the war crimes, or the consequences of any side winning the war mattered very little to him. The nationalist side, at least, seemed a more suitable alternative to him, given his particular lifestyle, typical of a bourgeois mama's-boy. Also, if he played his cards well, he could get a position in the rear -which in fact, he achieved. On the other hand, Aracelli was perfect for him; she was the other side of the same coin. Both came from accommodated families and had a neck for lying and cheating, as well as getting away with doing as little as possible. They were very smart and skillful manipulators. In addition to that, she was also quite attractive when well dressed and she knew it. Therefore, she used her beauty and her witts to her advantage every time she could. Both behaved all their lives as a couple of astute and egocentric brats would do. That is probably what they liked about each other. This can be seen, e.g., when Araceli threatened to reveal it all to the Fascists simply to get back to Spain, even when that could have endangered her life, as well as the life of her husband. You can also observe the same when Juan outsmarted her by faking his own detention and interrogation by the British. Again, when Juan simply faked his own death just to get away from her wife and his children. E.g. if he were so scared of Nazis in Spain, he should have been doubly terrified of living in Venezuela at the time and he wasn't. On the other hand, it is possible that he was genuinely afraid, but then again, why leave Aracelli and his children behind believing that he was dead. She would have been in the same situation or worse. Again, only an irresponsible coward does that. It is a great historical coincidence that these two spoiled children wanted to spy for the British instead of the Nazis. Perhaps there was some moral conscience or even real compassion. Who knows...? In any case, if anyone wants to direct a motion picture about them, these facts should be taken into account. A comedy would, actually, suit these two real-life characters better than a drama; it would also be closer to the truth.
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  13. The only reason L. Ron Hubbard is the most published author of all time is because Scientology compels all his followers to buy Hubbard's books many times over and then repeat the process. It is part of their sales strategy, as it allows Hubbard to be on the top list of best selling authors all year round. Even his "success" as an author is a sham. Nobody reads Hubbard's books beyond Scientologists.
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  14. Not really.
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  15. 10:40 It was not Fidel, but Che who wrote that. You are quoting Che and attributing the quote to Fidel Castro.
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  16. Very good.
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  17. I want to work for Biographics. How can I do that?
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  18. Thank you for revealing to the world the life and deeds of this abhorrent monster. Not one, but four thumbs up!!!! (using my feet also). KUDOS
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  19. There are 1,246 fascists who do not like to be reminded of the truth. Thankfully, there is more than ten times that number of us opposing their reactionary view of society and human rights.
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