Documentaries Thread:

Mongol invasion of Russia (all parts)

Tsavo Lion wrote:USSR - USA / Secret military base on the border
During the Soviet Union, it was one of the most stressful point because from here to the US border by land to the land only 80 km. That is why tons of money, tons of military men, everything was simply thrown in here. They built on an industrial scale, people were moved not in parts, but in full-fledged cities. Today I will visit the bunker of the former Gudym nuclear base, which was the most mysterious object in the entire east of the Soviet Union. This is a secret city on the border of the USSR with America, to which tens of thousands of military personnel, tons of equipment were secretly moved, and ballistic missiles capable of carrying a nuclear charge were buried in secret mines here. All of this was unofficially called the Invasion Army.

Wow, thanks for posting!

How Albanian Organized Crime Groups Took Over Europe's Cocaine Trade.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXY2F9sShFk



Milosevic tried to protect his country from these people.

Walt Disney was not a Fascist/anti-Semite, it was all propaganda BS by Hollywood communists.

Walt Disney was not a Fascist/anti-Semite, it was all propaganda BS by Hollywood communists.

Sounds like something a nazi would say... ie Disney: I am not a nazi... they are communists...

Anyway... what they did to Star Wars... they are clearly nazis.

https://www.amazon.com/Sons-Soldiers-Untold-Escaped-Returned/dp/0062419099

Whip-cracking is not how you operate an on-time train network. You produce a schedule that involves waiting points for synchronization. This is based on giving the train
more time to complete a circuit. This Japanese rail company was trying to squeeze out every second and dumped inevitable delays (e.g. loading passengers at a station) on
the driver who had to speed to make up. The mere fact that this driver took a 70 km/hr curve at 116 km/hr says it all. That is batshit insane train operation forced by
pinheaded management decisions and expectations.

People who idolize Japan are morons. They have a broken feudal-style management culture. Workers are treated like serfs and worked to death. Fukushima was a product
of this culture. No reasonable plant construction would cut and paste the US (not flood prone) backup generator room in the basement for Japanese tsunami flood zone
locations. A trivial redesign and cost would have prevented the meltdowns. But management are gods and cannot be questioned.

kvs wrote:People who idolize Japan are morons.   They have a broken feudal-style management culture.   Workers are treated like serfs and worked to death.

Sadly you will see a lot of propaganda article praising Japanese "diligence" and "sacrifice" that contribute to "Japanese miracle", which are specifically target 3rd world countries, where the employers and business owners, both domestic, comprador and foreign, take advantage the backward starting point of the country to justify the long working hours and low wages.

higurashihougi wrote:

kvs wrote:People who idolize Japan are morons.   They have a broken feudal-style management culture.   Workers are treated like serfs and worked to death.

Sadly you will see a lot of propaganda article praising Japanese "diligence" and "sacrifice" that contribute to "Japanese miracle", which are specifically target 3rd world countries, where the employers and business owners, both domestic, comprador and foreign, take advantage the backward starting point of the country to justify the long working hours and low wages.

Sounds so much like the rule of the German-Ukrainian mafia in Poland.

Alieksandr Karielin, Best Wrestler Ever with 887 Wins and 2 Defeats.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEE4yOcoHTw


Alieksandr Karielin is the correct phonetic rendition of his name.

They even changed wrestling rules to make more difficult for him to win.




Mysterious Soviet (Russian) Boxer Who Knocked Out Almost Everybody He Fought.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn_K9cw9XWU


Won an Olympic Championship in 1972. Youngest boxer from the Soviet Union to become an Olympic Champion.



"They create ring monsters."

A mini documentary relevant for the 9/11 tower collapse. External load bearing walls are a stupid concept. The best design distributes the load bearing through the
volume of the building. For example the Empire State building which is a metal lattice skyscraper. Fires and aircraft cannot bring this building down. A building where
a gas explosion in a single flat causes a catastrophic pancaking of floors is absurd. At least this particular British example had internal load bearing walls that prevent the
whole building coming down. The New York twin towers had no such support and fell at near free fall speed into their own footprint. No controlled demolition required.

kvs wrote:External load bearing walls are a stupid concept.  The best design distributes the load bearing through the
volume of the building.   For example the Empire State building which is a metal lattice skyscraper.   Fires and aircraft cannot bring this building down.    A building where
a gas explosion in a single flat causes a catastrophic pancaking of floors is absurd.   At least this particular British example had internal load bearing walls that prevent the
whole building coming down.   The New York twin towers had no such support and fell at near free fall speed into their own footprint.   No controlled demolition required.

The idea of F. R. Khan when making the tube concept, like the structure of a hollowed bamboo shoot, is to cut cost and maximize internal space for utility, a key objective in profit-driven capitalism, as the core is no longer demanding for mechanical durability. To be fair, it is not a horrible design and it has its own merit, as normally, the building stands well.

But as the cortex of the building is compromised, like what happened in 9/11, then catastrophic collapse happened. Only with such catastrophic losses people began to re-examine the shortcomings of the pure tube design.

It is very sad that capitalism required huge losses of human lives, the ones that employers seen as expendable, so that the employers begin to make changes to prevent the whole system to collapse. The catastrophic triangle shirtwaist factory fire is another example of the system that put profit over people and only changes when so many losses of people begin to threaten the system itself.

Odin of Ossetia wrote:

higurashihougi wrote:

kvs wrote:People who idolize Japan are morons.   They have a broken feudal-style management culture.   Workers are treated like serfs and worked to death.

Sadly you will see a lot of propaganda article praising Japanese "diligence" and "sacrifice" that contribute to "Japanese miracle", which are specifically target 3rd world countries, where the employers and business owners, both domestic, comprador and foreign, take advantage the backward starting point of the country to justify the long working hours and low wages.

Sounds so much like the rule of the German-Ukrainian mafia in Poland.

The Germans and Japanese are similar. They call labor slavery sacrifice. They are simple beasts of burden. And yet they have economies below the United States and China lol.