Far be it from me to serve as a tool of some multinational corporations viral marketing campaign, but this little movie is extremely funny, and VERY well executed.
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Alex,
THAT is FUNNY! What amazing creativity resides in human beings!
Just finished John Keegan’s The First World War. Certainly gives me perspective on how European attitudes might be different regarding national interest and the existence of standing professional armys. Keegan poses some good questions that are without answers; such as, why would Europe at its height of prosperity and with new levels of cooperation emerging between nations along with all the promise for the future this entailed, why would they allow themselves to be drawn into this war? Anyhow…it wa a good read for this boy in Iowa.
Cheers,
Mike
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