Said that the righteous American soldiers have brought freedom, democracy and happiness to the Iraqi people.
I really want to know what kind of hymn Mr. Jiao Guobiao will write after watching this movie, to sing praises to his hero - American soldier.
But I saw the Nanjing Massacre from this movie, and saw that Americans, like the Japanese, killed innocent people.
The Japanese slaughtered Chinese and Asians in the name of jihad and the establishment of the so-called "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere"; the
Americans slaughtered Iraqis in the name of counter-terrorism and the establishment of a so-called "democratic and free" Iraq.
If Mr. Jiao Guobiao was in 1937, what kind of hymn would he have written for these Japanese soldiers?
It has to be admitted that the American film industry is well developed. When the Vietnam War was going on, there were not many movies in the United States that reflected the Vietnam War, and they all appeared after the war.
And now, with the development of high technology, when the Iraq war is still going on, American movies have released one related war movie after another, and it feels like it has caught up with the live broadcast.
When I saw the Americans set up posts on Iraqi soil and searched Iraqis' houses and bodies, I seemed to see what the Japanese did in China during World War II. I think this is the greatest shame of a country and its people: people living in their own country are ordered to kneel and searched by the invaders.
When Ramirez saw that his comrades were killed, he took revenge; but he never thought that if they didn't occupy and slaughter the people of other countries, people would live a good life and would not kill his comrades at all; it was because of them Occupation slaughtered Iraqis, so Iraqis will resist. Ramirez should think more about who the murderer of his comrades really was, rather than killing innocent people out of anger.
After watching this movie, I just thought: this kind of thing should never happen to me.
Attachment:
To American Soldiers Author: Jiao Guobiao On the second day of
the Iraq War,
A sandstorm engulfed the battlefield.
There is a stalemate on the front lines,
you know how anxious I am!
The desert wind in Iraq is shaking the sky and the earth.
You are carrying a military bag like a hill,
staggering, and marching forward against the sand curtain.
You know how distressed I am!
The Iraqi desert is endless, and
on the sand beam, you trudge from the distance of the camera.
The wicked and the wicked's friends falsely accuse you of being an intruder.
Yes, you are indeed an "intruder".
You are in camouflage
, the first pioneer plant in the dead desert of the
ages, and the first green hope in the endless sandy sea.
In the Arabian desert,
camels are light boats.
In Arabic culture,
camels are the most beloved creatures.
If this ancient nation can still be saved,
then from the bottom of my heart, I will replace the camel
with an American soldier who is marching in the Iraqi desert.
Today, young people in almost all countries
no longer suffer from transnational conquests.
The United States claims to be a paradise
for children, but children in paradise are representing their peers around the world, marching in the
military, falling into hell, and fighting evil.
Russian Foreign Minister Ivanov said:
Tomahawk cruise missiles will not bring democracy.
I say it depends on what era: what
brought democracy to France was the shooting of the Bastille, what
brought democracy to England was the guillotine of King Charles,
What brought democracy to the United States was the sound of gunfire in Nexingtun.
Times are advancing. Democracy in Iraq can
only be brought by the whistling of "Tomahawk" cruise missiles.
With your bulky military boots,
trudging across the horizon of the Iraqi desert,
that's where human civilization is headed.
If you fall,
humanity will lose the backbone of justice.
If your country crosses over,
human beings will return to the medieval barbarism.
Ugly faces commenting on the war on the TV screen are actually
a bunch of witches and gods who claim to be experts.
Thorough clichés, wholehearted idiots,
that's the noise I can't escape.
My heart is shouting thousands of times to the Iraqi battlefield:
"Fire at me! Fire at me!"
American soldier,
please allow me to call you "brother!"
If you recruit volunteers,
please notify me as soon as possible!
If there is an afterlife,
being a soldier is only an American soldier.
If you are destined to die in war,
you will be the undead under the American precision-guided bomb.
Written on the fifteenth day of the Iraq War, April 5, 2003
Supplement : If Mr. Jiao has time, he should read "Standard Procedures", which is tailor-made for Mr. Jiao.
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