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Our Lady of the Heart
Keith 2022-03-26 09:01:06
Civilian casualties in the anti-terrorist war are inevitable, but the excessive promotion of the British Virgin of Humanity plot is disgusting. Do elite groups in Europe and America care so much about the life of a foreigner? If you care that there are still so many civilian casualties? However, the U.S. imperialist drone tactics and facial recognition and other high-tech technologies are really praiseworthy. Joint command and multi-party coordination are all worth learning by TG! Finally, let me say that we must not be soft-hearted in the face of extremist religions and separatist forces???
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Claudie 2021-12-19 08:01:08
It’s too virgin and the benevolence of women looked anxious (why no one cares about the life and death of local agents?!)
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Don 2021-12-19 08:01:08
The drama is amazing, the whole process is screened, and the struggle between politics and humanity is shown in a seemingly simple anti-terrorism operation. The perspective is far away and the visual structure is not large, but the breadth and depth of the story makes other anti-terrorism films look forward to wonder.
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Angela Northman: In my opinion, that was disgraceful. And all done from the safety of your chair.
Lt. General Frank Benson: I have attended the immediate aftermath of five suicide bombings, on the ground, with the bodies. What you witnessed today, with your coffee and your biscuits, is terrible. But what these men would have done would have been even more terrible.
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[last lines]
Lieutenant Colonel Ed Walsh: You did well. Both of you.
Steve Watts: Thank you... Sir.
Lieutenant Colonel Ed Walsh: Now you go home. Get some rest. I need you both back here in 12 hours... Okay?