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Where is the island of Quemadada?
Kennith 2022-10-11 13:38:29
After googled for a while, I couldn't determine the location of the island of Quemada, maybe it's a very unknown African island; I occasionally watched this film on the Phoenix Film Station, and Lao Ma played it very well. tangled. Aside from this, some of the film's points of oppression, exploitation and revolution are worth pondering, although the story takes place before and after the First Opium War, where colonialism prevailed....
History repeats itself thanks to this profound and heavy film Thanks Phoenix Satellite TV Thanks CCTV MTV...
History repeats itself thanks to this profound and heavy film Thanks Phoenix Satellite TV Thanks CCTV MTV...
Extended Reading
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Marsina: José Dolores says that if what we have in our country is civilization, civilization of white men, then we are better uncivilized because it is better to know where to go and not know how than it is to know how to go and not know where.
Sir William Walker: And then?
Marsina: And then, José Dolores says that if a man works for another, even if he's called a worker he remains a slave. And it will always be the same, since there are those who own the plantations and those who own the machete to cut cane for the owners.
Sir William Walker: And then?
Marsina: And then, José Dolores says that we must cut heads instead of cane.
Sir William Walker: There's a tidy program.
Marsina: Yes.
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Sir William Walker: Now we must realize, gentlemen, that if we are to succeed in eliminating José Dolores, it's not because we're better than he is or that we're braver than he is, it's simply because we have more arms and more men than he has. And we must also realize that the soldier either fights to earn his pay or because his country forces him to do so. But the guerrilla, on the other hand, fights for an idea.