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Post by Archduke Charles on Apr 6, 2016 18:08:57 GMT
The most amazing and mighty speech ever delivered in human history, "We will never surrender!" Delivered by Prime minister Winston S Churchill himself. Ignore the funny faces he makes in the video:
And this is a epic song:
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Post by General William T. Sherman on Apr 6, 2016 19:18:31 GMT
Archduke Charles, this is clearly a matter of opinion, so i may as well give mine. In my opinion, the best one ever is FDR's first inaugural address in 1932. There, he states that people should not work only for the money, but also for the joy of having achieved something. That we should work anyways even if we don't gain any monetary benefits. He also states that, and this is the best quote ever imo, "Let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself."
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Post by Bismarck on Apr 6, 2016 21:18:10 GMT
Blood and Iron.
#BismarckPride
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Post by Jean Lannes on Apr 6, 2016 22:22:53 GMT
The last speech of Yıllmaz Güney in Turkey and Ahmet Kaya's
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Post by Bismarck on Apr 6, 2016 22:32:16 GMT
Kanye West's last concert
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Post by Jean Lannes on Apr 6, 2016 22:35:07 GMT
The videos to them
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Post by Deleted on Apr 7, 2016 3:19:06 GMT
Stalin speech when the Germans were near Moscow. All theses soldiers march from Red Square to the front lines to serve the motherland
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Post by Archduke Charles on Apr 7, 2016 11:51:39 GMT
Fuq Stalin and the commies, Im a hater, I hope that it was a Joke because it isn't great at all...
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Post by Archduke Charles on Apr 7, 2016 11:52:28 GMT
Dyadkin estimated that the USSR suffered 56 to 62 million "unnatural deaths" during that period, with 34 to 49 million directly linked to Stalin. In “Europe A History,” British historian Norman Davies counted 50 million killed between 1924-53, excluding wartime casualties.
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Post by Jean Lannes on Apr 7, 2016 23:38:07 GMT
Dyadkin estimated that the USSR suffered 56 to 62 million "unnatural deaths" during that period, with 34 to 49 million directly linked to Stalin. In “Europe A History,” British historian Norman Davies counted 50 million killed between 1924-53, excluding wartime casualties. Stalin did kill more people than Hitler. Same with Japan. History is written by the winners |
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Post by Jean Lannes on Apr 7, 2016 23:38:34 GMT
Fuq Stalin and the commies, Im a hater, I hope that it was a Joke because it isn't great at all... You mean his speech? Tbh it was pretty good and he wasn't Communist |
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Post by Archduke Charles on Apr 8, 2016 5:34:28 GMT
Okey then I would say Hitlers speech was pretty damn good
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Post by Desophaeus on Apr 8, 2016 6:12:41 GMT
Probably one of the most famous (and paraphrased or changed to suit the setting) war-related speeches in the entire Western Civilization history... and it was wrote by William Shakespeare in a play. The most famous phrase from the speech is "We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;"
This quoted speech here is not one of those speeches that was inspired and changed into a movie scene - The original speech itself follows as here:
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Post by Bismarck on Apr 9, 2016 0:58:31 GMT
Keep the language family friendly, right mates?
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Post by Desophaeus on Apr 9, 2016 2:21:23 GMT
Keep the language family friendly, right mates? Huh? If you are reading some crude humor or profanity in between Shakespeare's lines here... you have a filthy mind, get out of the gutter. That speech was supposed to be an inspiring speech in relation to warfare, not a vulgar travesty. If you're referring to "manhoods" as personal body parts, that's your prerogative, but don't interpret somebody's words written four hundred fifty years ago that way the way you would treat words coming out of MTV or tumblr. That word "manhoods" in the play was about men's sense of masculinity, code of honor, knights in armor, that sort of thing. I hope you realize that. |
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