At the end of the story, the captain said "You're welcome", I really have to admire such a team.
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Kristoffer 2022-04-18 17:34:53
Racial slaughter, bloody, people turned into beasts slaughtered at will. Pull out the knife, hold it tightly, and slash down the neck like a chicken. In addition to being frightened, I thought more about why the murderers could be so cruel and inhuman, as if they had no soul, and their humanity had disappeared. The mother was cut off from both breasts, and the newborn baby died like a mouse in the corner. Looking down from the plane, the body was covered in corpses.
At the end of the story, the captain said "You're welcome", I really have to admire such a team.
At the end of the story, the captain said "You're welcome", I really have to admire such a team.
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Leanne 2022-04-21 09:02:12
This is a good film that establishes the glorious image of the US police in the world. I have to admire the propaganda methods of the Americans. The truth is not contrived. Our heaven should learn from it.
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Antwan 2022-04-21 09:02:12
The theme is very good, the main theme of human beings, but the plot is a bit dry. You can say that it is individual heroism or Great Americanism. I think the rise of individual heroism to collective individual heroism and the awakening of human nature are the most important. Anyone can do this, although there are still many villains in this world.
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Michael 'Slo' Slowenski: Are we there yet?
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[first lines]
Female news reader: [voiceover] The tension that had been brewing for months in Nigeria exploded yesterday as exiled General Mustafa Yakubu orchestrated a swift and violent coup against the democratically elected government of President Samuel Azuka. In a land with 120 million people and over 250 ethnic groups, there'd been a long-standing history of ethnic enmity, particularly between the Fulani Moslems in the north and Christian Ibo in the south. The victorious Fulani rebels have taken to the streets as periodic outbursts of violence continue all over the country. Tens of thousands have been killed in the fighting or executed thereafter. Fearing ethnic cleansing, the majority of the Ibo have abandoned their homes, and are fleeing the city or searching for sanctuary wherever they may find it. For now, General Yakubu has taken control of most of the country and appears firmly in charge. There's no word yet on the United Nations' reaction to the coup, but United States forces have already begun to evacuate its embassy.