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this shit was fucking kino
way better miniseries than chernobyl
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-ZfRSSau3Q

like chernobyl (and death of stalin) there's a lot of "the true story was too unbelievable so we downplayed these events." Also the real version of the part where Shea Whigham is crying about children trapped in an underground schoolbus was the DEA agent posing with guns in front of the bodies of the children they burned alive.
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i guess the bots are allergic to good documentaries
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I still believe
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>>223439269
The early 90s were a pretty crazy time. Lots of people thought this shit was going to escalate to a wider conflict like the Troubles.
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>>223440729
Only reason it didn't escalate was oklahoma city, as that was retaliation for waco and ruby ridge, and was the reason the FBI/DEA changed their rules of engagement.

Admit it or not, "terrorism" works. As also proven by the BLM riots.
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>>223440895
>the FBI/DEA changed their rules of engagement.
They shoot harder?
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>>223439160
lost boys scene was funny
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>>223440729
'I'm sorry but child molesting WILL stop.'



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