Just European governments committing actual terrorism. Nothing to see here, move along please. (This is just the shit we learn about and I wished everyone who ever participates in any such scheme died an agonizing immediate death before they can execute it)
while you got an answer related to Greenpeace from another poster, I was referring to the 1984-like fearmongering of western governments about vague threats of terrorism.
Oh the French? You mean the state that helped arm, train and fund the people that perpetrated the Rwandan Genocide and is still, to this day, protecting the architects of said genocide?
Rumor has it that Shaw was drunk the entire shoot, even after agreeing he wouldn’t be to Spielberg. Spielberg threatened to fire him, so Shaw was sober for the first shoot of this scene. It didn’t go well, so Spielberg let him get drunk for the reshoot, and he nailed it.
Of all nuclear powers France is top of my list to actually use nuclear weapons first.
Never fuck with the French.
They lost 1 war after centuries of successful military campaigns and now people associate them with the white flag. They were a super power. There’s a reason everyone on the planet knows what a croissant is.
Their current nuclear policy if they believe someone is going to credibly deploy nuclear weapons against the French is to fire a nuclear-tipped air-to-ground missile at the power in question, as a warning shot.
Apparently there’s a 2016 nic cage flick that’s abysmal, the one linked was an 90s movie I saw ages ago… it wasn’t as horrid as the 2016 apparently. YMMV.
I had forgotten until I saw this comment but now I distinctly remember a game where you were supposed to make a cake for a pig by following steps like putting the correct ingredients into the mixer. My sister and I used to repeatedly mess up the cake on purpose because the pig would eat it no matter what and we found it hilarious to feed him awful cakes made entirely of burnt eggshells.
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