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How quantumushroom sees the next 4 years
The description on YouTube is interesting indeed:
conan (Member Profile)
the nazi reference in this video was the choice of the music, infact. its an old german song, but the nazis used it frequently in their propaganda radio broadcasts and such; it was almost their "theme song".
but i agree with you, the add is anti-war, not anti american.
In reply to this comment by conan:
erm... Exactly where is the comparison between Nazi aggression and US aggression? I did see some US flags in there, but i don't think they were used in a specific anti-american way but just because the by far biggest part of military footage (fiction or reality) shows US military and the creators of this video had to take their clips from somewhere. But where was the Nazi reference?
Maybe Mink mixed up the german word for german ("deutsch") with dutch (our northern neighbors)?
What i do like best is the fact that this video mixes two types of "propagandas", scenes that are taken from ads (i guess) and scenes that are taken from anti-war movies. I think it's pretty strong, also because of the great music choice and the very slow change of mood / setting from heroic to horrible.
1970s classic video from Ghengis Khan
Tags for this video have been changed from 'german song, 1970s, dschinghis khan khan, moskau, pop' to 'german song, 1970s, dschinghis khan, moskau, pop' - edited by pyrex
1970s classic video from Ghengis Khan
Tags for this video have been changed from 'german song 1970s ghengis khan moskau' to 'german song, 1970s, dschinghis khan khan, moskau, pop' - edited by pyrex