Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

NK was FDR and Truman’s fault. FDR provided American tanks, firearms, ammunition, etc. to the Soviets who in turn delivered them directly to the North Koreans. Truman for some odd reason gave the USSR hegemony over half of Korea when they just joined the war against Japan.

Same reason Hollywood doesn’t say shit about WW1, it doesn’t fit the proper narrative.

But they talk about and make movies about every other war communists were involved in. Fantastic point.

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Actor Liam Neeson was in Korean war film recently. Poorly made Chinese film?

What Hollywood-made Vietnam War movies devote any time to assessing what Vietnam became after the US withdrew?

Check out the Korean made ones such as 71 into the Fire, Brotherhood of War, Comrades (a 20 episode mini series), and while not on the Korean War but action today watch Northern Limit Line, a true story. 71 into the Fire is a true story as well. All world class.

I never thought about that

I am waiting for Hollywood to make that touching true story of Mao and how his caring leadership reign was just miss understood and he fought daily for the health and wellbeing of his adoring country men and woman I here it will be a academy award winner of compassion and love.

The original " Manchurian Candidate" was pulled from the screens for over 20 years after the JFK assassination. The Jonathan Demme remake ( the only movie I ever walked out on in a theatre) was an absolute disgrace.

Exactly. The Hollywood- head Communists have made fiction movies for propaganda from the start. WW II films are a perfect example of the fiction, especially about Germany. Truth is found in books outside of the main stream.

The saddest part is that many famous Korean Americans seem to hate America and adopt very communistic ideas women like @margaretcho and @SaraJeong they only seem to see America as racist white and evil yet they choose to live here