There's much more to the story of WW2 AS WELL AS WW1 that we were never told. Churchill was a Blood Thirsty Warmonger. Roosevelt not much better. We have done so many atrocities in the name of "democracy" and it's about damn time the rest of the country figures out what the 'elites' have had our men women and children going to war and dying for. And who paid for it. Cuz that shit is a hard pill for many to swallow. We are NOT the Heroes of the world we were taught we are. Time to get BACK to that!

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Both opening in theaters on Feb. 15, 1985, 'The Breakfast Club' and 'Vision Quest' each also have soundtracks featuring at least one enduring tune. But which one is ultimately the most awesome movie soundtrack from February 1985?

Both opening in theaters on Feb. 15, 1985, 'The Breakfast Club' and 'Vision Quest' each also have soundtracks featuring at least one enduring tune. But which one is ultimately the most awesome movie soundtrack from February 1985?

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