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Sinking the Battleship Yamato: a case study of evolution, innovation, and revolution in the NFC South

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On 12/24/2015 at 7:24 AM, PhillyB said:

when the josh harnett pearl harbor came out i naively expected a tora tora tora remake. i have never been so disappointed in all my life.

FML this movie was just on a Premium Channel and I stumbled across it and watching it was like coming upon the vomited skeletal remains of a Great Horned Owl's dinner.

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Just now, Promethean Forerunner said:

This book changed my outlook on history. I had the author as my professor for two semesters. He got ripped on by the History Channel in a feature for his view but the guy actually made a compelling case. 

interesting. what is his main argument re: the war that is so opposed by the history channel?

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8 hours ago, Promethean Forerunner said:

Everything that led to the events of Pearl Harbor was NOT connected to Hitler and Germany directly. When Japan attacked, it was sensationalized by our media and figureheads that Hitler was behind the act of terrorism (without too much effort to the masses -- the public had assumed Hitler was behind the attacks just like Saddam was apparently connected to the 9/11 attacks) when in reality he never even discussed the concept with Japan's officials in charge of it.

nice, i'll check it out

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