The "Jewish element" to the movie was pointed out more than once by reviewers in 1994. Stempel was not a bad guy, and the business with rugulach was a bit too much. The main problem, I thought, was that the prosecution scenes focused entirely on Dick Goodwin, and Redford put Brits into roles that would have been more convincingly cast with Americans.

Black Pilled has some good videos going over (((Hollywood))) propaganda in films. Seeing old movies with new eyes.
 

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Yes, the propaganda in the movies has been around a very long time.

A lot of the old silent films are still available despite many having been destroyed. These were feature length films sixty minutes or longer.

I came across two randomly not too long ago, both comedies made in 1923, that had similar plots..ie Irish immigrants (left unsaid but probably Catholic) getting into relationships leading to marriage with Anglo-Saxon (likely Protestants) characters.

The usual formula was there that the 'immigrants' are 'very hard working' doing 'menial tasks' and 'even better in character' in certain ways than the people already there that were being displaced, while at the same time poking mild fun at the new arrivals.

Also, anyone protesting these 'mixed' relationships (such as in the one film the wealthy Anglo-Saxon father in regards to his daughter) is shown with much emotion to be 'heartless and cruel'. [Though interestingly one of the two films in the end did show that after much heartache the 'mixed' relationship didn't ultimately work out as there really were significant differences between these two groups.]

Then it occurred to me the date 1923 (when the two films were made) was only a year prior to the 1924 immigration restrictions which were put in place. So, apparently, there was a media campaign to stop the restrictions by presenting 'mass immigration' at the time in a good light.

Regarding the 'mixing' there's also a Korean War era movie that has Mickey Rooney playing a character who does search and rescue work with a 'Jolly Green Giant' helicopter. He ends up getting killed by a North Korean. Before that happens they show him with his girlfriend, who sure enough, is Japanese.

They start out with groups which are relatively close and work from there, ultimately arriving at sub-Saharan Africans. The idea being to create, as the London Times once gently put it, a new race of man which is 'more mixed', 'more docile' and ' which can submit to a master'.

Accordingly my guess is in Poland, where large numbers of Ukrainians have been arriving as so called 'cheap labor', that there's plenty of media there 'celebrating' the 'mixing' of Poles and Ukes.

Should the powers that be have their way though, they certainly aren't going to stop there.

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“ The only Jews I really despised were the show runners”...
The term “show runner”, which I find slightly grating, seems to be a fairly recent invention. In the past they were called executive producers.

Blackpilled does great work on youtube... but I sort of wonder if only those already redpilled will be able to understand his points.

Check out Morgoth’s Review also, he’s golden all the time now.

China’s own economic developed soared when they opened up investments and followed a free market capitalist approach?

Mao, while conducting three revolutions, grew the economy twice as fast as America during her boom years, and faster than the UK, Germany or Japan during their takeoff years and did so under the most crushing embargoes in world history, while fighting two costly wars with America and winning.

The economy accelerated when the embargoes were lifted and then only because all Mao's infrastructure made it possible.

As to Hong Kong's poverty rate, apparently you did not look very hard. There are dozens of articles like this online:
How to break the cycle of child poverty in Hong Kong, where one in five children are poor
Chenhong Peng and Paul Yip say ensuring all children have an equal chance of formal education is important but not enough. Increasingly, resources must be focused on helping disadvantaged children develop soft skills such as resilience and confidence

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