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Should really have mentioned the cock up that happened before, The Korean War. All the lessons were there to be learned but ignored with even worse political consequences. The U.S. has only ever fought one total war with full military might, then actually done what is necessary, that's occupy until stability is sustainable. Ever since it's tried to fight " limited " wars with limited aims and humiliating results, every successful campaign followed by a useless even antagonistic puppet government. Every military intervention by the U.S. since WW 2 has been disastrous not only to the target country but the whole region.

It's a good movie, well worth watching, but facts do sort of spoil it. Funny thing is this film seems to say that prison or death row is truly reformative. Our hero / villain starts off as an ugly, mean, vicious redneck white trash, who is transformed into attractive, handsome good old country boy. The brutal, sadistic prison guards become caring, sensitive wardens, what better advert for incarceration. Then a basic fact, if a propellant is found that's the primary cause, not the reactions causing flash. Many would be heroes have actually found themselves in the same situation and had to face the consequences, don't play with fire.

It's the usual story of the stupid Trump & Brexit voters all being manipulated by clever data manipulation by nefarious right wing and or Russian protaganists. Complete ( insert word here ), if it had stuck to the basic premise of data mining - is it actually legal and who regulates it, they'd have had a winner no matter what your political views. CA are just one player in a massive industry, overseen by the biggest players in social media. The political shocks of late have more to do with a sense of disconnect amongst voters with established politics and media, rather than a connection to any social media. Irony being it's only now governments around the World are starting to look more closely at these I.T. giants in terms of taxation, responsibility, and monopolisation.