Good documentaries

[Pittsburgh Footy]

Dear Zachary is on netflix.

highly recommend. not uplifting but then again what documentary is

 

[NSNO_Phil_1878]

 

[jayden28]

Alot of good documentaries on viceland on sky channel 153,one of the best channels around imo.

 

[LEONARD]

Watched this on BBC Catch up last night. An amazing documentary re Beitar Jerusalem F.C. Deeply disturbing documentary that exposes how 'fan power' can be toxic in some instances. Still available on i player, and highly recommended.

 

[witchdoc187]

View attachment 32053 Watched this on BBC Catch up last night. An amazing documentary re Beitar Jerusalem F.C. Deeply disturbing documentary that exposes how 'fan power' can be toxic in some instances. Still available on i player, and highly recommended.

Look s interesting this mate cheers.

 

[tsubaki]

View attachment 32053 Watched this on BBC Catch up last night. An amazing documentary re Beitar Jerusalem F.C. Deeply disturbing documentary that exposes how 'fan power' can be toxic in some instances. Still available on i player, and highly recommended.

Looks interesting, though I am not sure why anyone would be surprised that they are like that.

 

[Jib in lad]

On ITV tonight 10.40

 

[Jb90efc]

On ITV tonight 10.40

Just started watching this. Absolutely disgusting what the Americans did in Marshall Island.

 

[chrismpw]

Just started watching this. Absolutely disgusting what the Americans did in Marshall Island.

My jaw is on the floor that a self professed land of the free, should, yet again steal land, evict a nation from its paradise, blow it to hell with atom bombs, poison the soils with fallout then invite them back so they can observe the effects of radiation.

Seriously, this is practically as evil as anything nazi Germany did. A vile, despicable act from scheming people who should be utterly ashamed of themselves. It is no wonder the US have so many enemies around the world and I now sympathise with all of them.

I'm equally disgusted that the UK, not itself blameless in the past, falls over itself to have a "special relationship " with that nation. Not in my name. Not now.

 

[Jb90efc]

My jaw is on the floor that a self professed land of the free, should, yet again steal land, evict a nation from its paradise, blow it to hell with atom bombs, poison the soils with fallout then invite them back so they can observe the effects of radiation.

Seriously, this is practically as evil as anything nazi Germany did. A vile, despicable act from scheming people who should be utterly ashamed of themselves. It is no wonder the US have so many enemies around the world and I now sympathise with all of them.

I'm equally disgusted that the UK, not itself blameless in the past, falls over itself to have a "special relationship " with that nation. Not in my name. Not now.

Couldn't agree with you more. All the points you make are exactly what I was just thinking. Shocking beyond belief!

 

[Ihaters]

This is properly grim viewing.. utterly baffled how America can get away with this, and to rub it in their faces 24/7 on that missile base island is just utterly abysmal and worse than anything I have seen about the middle east.

America.. officially the most evil country in the world. I used to think that Nagasaki and Hiroshima were the only nukes ever used in anger... This is basically like they declared war on a country without even telling them, then tortured them for the rest of their lives with radiation and their children's lives too.

A long slow genocide.

 

[Jb90efc]

The Americans have the nerve to preach to the rest of the world about who should and shouldn't have nuclear weapons. By far the most dangerous country in the world.

 

[Moomin]

A lot of the atomic bomb tests in Australia and Pacific was joint operations with the US and UK.

 

[chrismpw]

A lot of the atomic bomb tests in Australia and Pacific was joint operations with the US and UK.

True enough. Realistically and in hindsight, though, the UK was on its knees after ww2 and were sucking up to the US. Still unforgivable.

 

[Jb90efc]

A lot of the atomic bomb tests in Australia and Pacific was joint operations with the US and UK.

Our hands have got just as much blood if not more than the Americans on them with the hundreds of years thinking we had the right to rule the world. Now us and America don't like it when their is the possibility of a new super power taking over.