[flnastyax]

I dont know why I cant get the video to embed...someone else maybe?

Nice video on post WW2 prpaganda of The Holocaust

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7vXKZciSok

[Nfvzjvcl]

Something to do with forum software? Idk. I manually embed (video)copy/pasteaddress(/video) Replace ( with [ and...

[wonceinee]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7vXKZciSok

Uploaded by mrasgar on Aug 7, 2011
by Ryan Dawson

"Because of the myth of the "good war" millions have been pointlessly murdered by needless interventionism. Without the Holocaust narrative WWII is nothing but another colonial resource war. That is why no one can talk about the holocaust. it is illegal in Europe and Canada and career suicide in America."

(As the uploader, I (mrasgar) just want to clarify that there are things that I disagree with in this video. If you'd like to discuss or debate any of the points raised here please feel free to submit your comments below and they should be responded to (alternatively you can contact rys2sense as well, who couldn't get this video up from his account)). it's also here: More Than Taboo 2011 (Oct) on Vimeo

I'm watching now, about 30 min's into it. One thing I can't resist venting: Ryan apparently combined a couple of existing docu's in putting this together. The parts with the narrator who speaks just a couple notches toooo sllllloooooooowwwww, is distracting, purely coz his cadence suggests he's patronizing the audience, speaking to them like they're retarded or 5yo's. Ryan would improve it by re-doing the voiceover for these parts-- and I don't mean Ryan doing it himself, his speech mannerisms are also a bit distracting. They need to get someone with a "quality" voice, the type which maybe radio ad producers would hire for their voice...

okay with that^ vented, back to the video

[flnastyax]

I definatley agree and messaged Ryan that very suggestion. He is well aware of the need to combine his research, point making with a more polished narrator, in much of his work...hopefully he does this. What did you think of the rest? It was personally my first introduction to David Cole and his story...pretty amazing.