British Guy Reacts to WW1 - Oversimplified (Part 2)

[@mattkomaroski7598]

WWI: The war that started on horses and ended in tanks

[@sophiefilo16]

The war that started on horsepower and ended on *HORSEPOWER...*

[@mattkomaroski7598]

Sophie Filo that’s a good one lol

[@samd2013]

WW1, which killed off the old world and ushered in the new. The killer of 4 empires.

[@David_F97]

I love your reactions to Oversimplified's videos.

[@coyotelong4349]

I love your reaction to his reactions to Oversimplified’s videos.

[@David_F97]

@@coyotelong4349 I love your reaction to my reaction to his reactions to oversimplified’s videos.

[@johnornelas5706]

kiss already jesus

[@coyotelong4349]

David I love your reaction to my reaction to your reaction to his reaction to Oversimplified’s videos.

[@coyotelong4349]

john ornelas I love your response.

[@FedralBI]

My grandfather fought in WW I with the British Army. He lied about his age, and joined at 14. He was sent to Egypt, fought at Galipoli, then France where he was eventually wounded. He lost his leg to gangrene, and was discharged a few months after he turned 18. I only met him twice, but would have loved to have heard his stories. Love your channel, please keep up the great work.

[@TheJohnZayas]

Imagine being responsible for 17 million deaths because you took the wrong turn... the most expensive taxi ride ever...

[@garrettpapit]

Is that true though? It feels pretty coincidental. I believe Oswald killed JFK alone, so I'm not trying to push conspiracy. I'd love more insight into that wrong turn.

[@geneeverett33]

He didn’t act alone/. Look at the declassified CIA docs

[@garrettpapit]

@@geneeverett33 was the driver in on it?

[@Aeolusdallas]

@@garrettpapit It was a legitimate accident but the Balkans were already a powder keg. If the assassination didn't happen something else would have eventually triggered the war

[@danschreimann215]

Rules of war aren't really "rules", it's more like everyone agreeing, "i won't do this to you if you don't do it to me"

[@garrettpapit]

Aka: rules. Any rule is breakable. None are anything more than social contracts. :)

[@slick8038]

We all knows what’s next. I guarantee you’re going to get a shit load of views for your WWII reaction!

[@ItsAVolcano]

The Lusitania was carrying about 4 million rounds of British ammo. She also had two small deck guns and standing (secret) orders to immediately shoot or ram any U-boat that surfaced near them. The Germans knew about the orders, and were suspicious of the cargo which wasn't publicly stated at the time. Hence the German justification for not following the Hague rules which would require them to surface, not fire, and demand the surrender of the merchant vessel. It may not have been intended but it resulted in the British playing a pretty underhanded political game that got a large chunk of foreign, especially American, civilians killed.

[@dantecaputo2629]

In that particular instance, the legality is iffy. But Germans had been sinking merchantmen on sight since the beginning of the year, and made clear that passenger liners were not exempt from the submarine war. This was blatantly against the prize laws.

[@matthewjh138]

Also just for fun here’s a list of all the oversimplified videos in historical chronological order: Battle of Hastings War of the Bucket Henry VIII American revolution part 1 American Revolution part 2 French Revolution part 1 French revolution part 2 American civil war part 1 American Civil war part 2 Hitler part 1 Russian Revolution part 1 WW1 part 1 WW1 part 2 Russian Revolution part 2 The Emu War Hitler part 2 WW2 part 1 WW2 part 2 Cold War part 1 Football war The Falklands Cold War part 2

[@Jacob-hm1th]

Bro #1 reactions on YT at this point there is no question in my mind keep up the work respect

[@kathleenmorales9351]

When he said Italy’s a snake, I laughed out loud thinking you don’t even know, bro.

[@Wyattjohnson13]

I’m in Louisiana and a hurricane is about to hit in a few hours, so prayers would be appreciated guys. Thanks

[@nicksaap7492]

Best of luck 🙏

[@ryanschrum9872]

Good luck bro. Stay safe 🙏

[@KDH-br6hy]

How does the wall hold up

[@alyxskyler]

Keith Hopkins Tom Segura’s Louisiana wall joke?

[@michealhockofficial2215]

he's definitely going to react to that video

[@masamune2984]

Loving all your reactions! You really mix it up, but also you show genuine interest in the videos and actually pay attention to what’s going on, and give legit great (and funny, when appropriate !) feedback and thoughts .🙂👍

[@Sinvare]

Woodrow Wilson is the only US president to be born in a country that lost a war. He from the American South (Confederacy) and was 9 years old at the end of the US Civil War. His father was a pastor and he saw much suffering, humiliation and economic devastation of a people who lost a war. This is why he pushed for peace, fair treatment of those who lost and a league of nations. He was mocked for this "Wilson Idealism" for many years, but his ideas were put into force after WW2 with the rebuilding of Europe and the much stronger UN. Wilson was very sick at the end of the war and without him the US delegation was fairly toothless at the peace conferences. The Treaty of Versailles is a major factor that led to WW2. A Chinese historian called WW1 and WW2 the great 2 part European Civil war.

[@erraticonteuse]

Yeah, I have a lot of beef with Wilson (as a historian, he was one of the major propagators of the Lost Cause "states' rights" revisionism about the Civil War), but I can definitely appreciate how being a child in the Confederacy uniquely prepared him to negotiate the peace after this war, and it's a pity he ultimately wasn't really listened to. I mean, there are even very strong parallels between *his own* historical revisionism of the Civil War/Reconstruction and the way Hitler talked about WWI to rile Germans up into supporting him. Wilson understood with _every fiber of his being_ the kind of bitterness and desire for vengeance the Treaty of Versailles would (and ultimately did) inspire.

[@maplechuuni]

I love that you are reacting to Oversimplified! The videos are great! I think after you see the Cold War you should react to a video called The Fallen of World War 2. It's a somber video that uses visual graphics to show the deaths of civilians and soldiers during WW2. It really puts things into perspective on how horrific it really was, aside from the obvious. And since you saw The History of the World, The History of Japan is great! Also, greatings from Canada! Love your videos! Especially of US natural disasters. I live north of tornado alley so we get tornados here too technically. I live a ways from the US border so I'm fine, but towns closer to it we hear about tornados usually a few times a year. Among our other regular disasters like Blizzards, Floods, Drought, Fires. Love it lol

[@jyu467]

What's interesting is that Woodrow Wilson is said to be one Europe's favorite US Presidents. Europeans looked at Wilson with almost a Messiah level admiration. They thought he saved Europe. In the US, Wilson is pretty controversial. Republicans have always disliked Wilson, but he used to be a hero to Democrats. Now, Democrats don't view him with such a positive light because of how racist he was towards Blacks.

[@erraticonteuse]

To me, Wilson is as frustrating as Jefferson is. Both of them talked a really good game about some very high-minded ideals about participatory government/self-determination...but were (by practically their own definitions!) absolute *tyrants* when it came to black people. Wilson treated black people so much worse than, say, the Austrians treated the Czechs, but he was still there in Versailles lecturing them about "minority rights". I just want to slap him and be all, "Bitch, you _re-segregated_ the federal government, which had been fully integrated since the fucking Grant administration!" At least Jefferson admitted he was a hypocrite.

[@kiss2cry]

3:15 small point about Gallipoli. it didnt go well mainly because ANZAC and ally forces landed on the wrong beach. And also alot of the soliders were very young men who didnt really have experience, not enough to be sent into war. Australia and New Zealand at this point were still very small, young countries. So to be sent for the first time into a massive world conflict, thats scary to think. Kind of brave, i couldnt do it (im a chicken). Alot of people were injured and died on that beach.

[@sailorcaramel]

Hetalia is an anime where it depicts WWII with hilarious caricatures of the countries. Each episode is 5 mins long and they usually include real information within the cartoon.

[@hamar9900]

You have been doing weather videos lately, love them! I also love your history videos. But, as far as weather goes, maybe look into Hurricane Hunter videos. They are not like the storm chaser videos, these are the people that fly directly into hurricanes to gather the data that lets the computer models predict intensity and direction/landfall and so forth.

[@bigrussianbear2099]

They call it the “Geneva conventions” I call it not being able to have fun. - no flamethrowers. - no nuclear weapons. NO FUN

[@dave897r]

I like your reaction videos. Keep up the good work. Especially the extreme weather videos

[@ryy9238]

love these vids keep up with the work

[@kjsalomonsen9299]

My Grandfather was a stretcher bearer during WWI on the front line. He suffered from "shell shock" (PTSD) and he only told one story to my mom and other than this story he never spoke of the war. He and his partner were sent over the top ( wounded first, dead second, body parts last) a German soldier attacked them. Medical personal were not allowed to carry weapons so, his partner grabbed his knife and dispatched him then they went about their job. My Grandpa came home a changed young man and the way he coped was with alcohol and it took him 20 years to get sober. (that's when he met my Grandma) He had four children and twelve grandchildren. The man I new was a kind, gentle and reserved, he passed into our memories in 1974. I still miss him.

[@all9472]

Can u do the Russian revolution before cold war that way u get into how Stalin took power also there other channels like that one try "extra credits" they do the same just do older history

[@juniorpostmancoelophysis]

Extra credits yayyyy!!

[@Griebss]

You should check out Making the case: Bill Russell. an amazing video that shows how important of a player he was and how important he was in the civil rights movement.

[@HenSt-gz7qj]

the answer is ego, it's a double-edged sword. with ego, we grew as society and as human. but because of ego, we clashes with other ego, and that resulted in fights. From simple swearing to war.

[@ethangospodareck]

Anybody else think he's ready for "The First Medal of Honor Ever Recorded"? I think he would do ot right and give the respect due.

[@nerbr]

Ethan Gospodareck That’s a really emotional vid, but I would love to see his reaction to it.

[@ethangospodareck]

@@nerbr its hard for me to get through too. But I think he would do it justice and it'd be something he'd be interested in.

[@bignobsarefun2535]

AWW MAN YOUR WEATHER REACTIONS ARE THE BEST

[@kentgrady9226]

I went to college in an area heavily settled by German Catholic immigrants from Bavaria. It is easy to calculate the date of America's entry into the war on Germany from looking at the headstones in the local cemetery. From the date of original settlement (1852) until the date of U.S. declaration of war on Germany, the inscriptions on the headstones are in German. Starting in April, 1917, they were in English. The region is still majority German. I had many classmates, local to the region, who were raised speaking German in the home and didn't speak English at all until the age of five when they went off to school. This was five full generations after their antecedents immigrated.

[@jeremygarrett3793]

Really appreciate your videos as of late. Keep it up.

[@maggiebrayton4258]

There are people still being killed by mines buried in WWI. The land literally changed because of the trenches. There were so many firsts in warfare that this was arguably one of the most gruesome wars of all time.

[@brettg274]

There are rules in warfare, but you have to win the war to be able to enforce them. In most cases, the worst case scenario is pressure from the international community. International Law is mainly theoretical, it largely depends on the parties consenting to be bound and holding up obligations based on their word.

[@fordo_cw]

Emu Wars oversimplified

[@Scotts-Thoughts]

Video ideas. -Hockey fights reaction from 1970' or 80's -Downhill ski accidents -Formula 1 crashes -maybe react to some "people are awesome" type vids too.

[@KirameshiHakume]

Ferdinand Foch considered the Treaty of Versailles to be "a capitulation, a treason" because he believed that only permanent occupation of the Rhineland would grant France sufficient security against a revival of German aggression. As the treaty was being signed Foch said: "This is not peace. It is an armistice for 20 years". He was a French military officer at the time.

[@tiredallthetime1636]

If you’re looking for more natural disasters to react to, I recommend the 1989 San Francisco earthquake. It was a 6.9 which caused a portion of a major bridge to collapse onto itself. I’d also recommend the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, but since it’s so old, there isn’t really any footage from it.

[@couragew6260]

Setting rules in warfare became important to ironically protect human life for the most part. For example: There’s a rule where you can’t fake surrender. If a leader lied about surrendering so that the enemy could come out of their defenses, only to be shot, then that leader’s word and usually the rest of that leader’s allies will no longer be taken seriously when they seriously do want to surrender. Other ones that were mentioned in the video was killing Civilians and using biological warfare. Breaking the established rules are called War Crimes and any soldier who commits the war crimes was often punished, though punishing war criminals was not always a thing that every Nation did.

[@shawn.champagne]

Looking forward to the WW2 reaction! Make sure to boost the volume of the video while it's playing! It's a little difficult to hear in this one :p

[@MrLekorrigan]

World War one explains a lot of the weak reactions to german agression at the start of the second, the allies were still deeply traumatised by the war and did everything to avoid it

[@SilvanaDil]

Really looking forward to WWII (part 2) -- my fave.

[@panzerwolf494]

The allies got the worst of trench warfare. Because it was the Germans choosing where to make a line, they got to pick the ground. a lot of the time they chose high ground where they could even dig out and reinforce bunkers. So the Allies had to dig trenches in lower areas which put them in some really crappy places where they had to dig below the water table meaning their trenches were always flooded, in some places they could dig as little as a few feet before hitting ground water. German troops were appalled at the conditions of allied trenches

[@joeundercoffer2567]

Luv the history reactions man👍👍

[@dylancraven3979]

I hope your heart is prepared for your subscriber count to spike. It is incomprehensible how massive the history community is here on KZbin.

[@FonVegen]

People didn't learn after WW1, got the lesson brutally beaten into them in WW2 which was *so much worse*, and now the generations that experienced it are dying off and people can't seem to retain lessons from the past. I almost flunked out of History class, but now that I know how interesting history actually was and is I'm studying it at university.

[@DaMathias]

This was his first video so this probably his is “worse” video even though it really isn’t bad but the WW2 video is amazing and some will call it his best video

[@michaelkohli5106]

I love your reactions keep them up

[@Someguyhere111]

Rules of wars are basically to avoid conflicts getting TOO out of hand. No use of chemical weapons because those are deadly af and extremely inhumane, and no killing civillians for obvious reasons. If one side BREAKS those rules, they're taking a HUGE risk because if they then proceed to lose the war, there won't just be terms of surrender but also trials held for crimes against humanity (such as after WW2 with the trials related to the holocaust). Not only that but a country breaking the rules of war is basically announcing to every other nation that it can't be trusted. Neutral nations might side against them, and former allies might suddenly not be so keen on working with them. It's not a "if we do these things we'll be red-carded and have to leave", it's an honour-system where both sides expect the other to play by those rules. If one side breaks that trust, it has severe consequences.

[@boki1693]

Dude, in HS I hated history. Then in the 90's someone got the bright idea of putting history on tv. And that was it. now I can't get enough of it.

[@The_Horse-leafs_Cabbage]

Woodrow Wilson was an... Interesting president. On international affairs, he vehemently vied for world peace with the League of Nations, and was stubbornly, tho not unreasonably isolationist. On the other hand... Even by the standards of his day, he was terribly racist.

[@trylikeafool]

Traditional education in school isn't optimal for learning. You can do it, but you have to be a motivated student and spend time outside of the classroom learning on your own. Schools are still modeled after the 1800s and 1900s when technology, video, animation, the internet didn't really exist like it does today. Having videos like these are so much better than just reading about things in a book. I hope education eventually adopts a more technology centric curriculum that makes things more interactive and interesting for kids (and adults).

[@MilkAndSpaghetti]

The video audio was a bit low and it would be cool if you could release part 1 and 2 the same day

[@trylikeafool]

Also...there's a hurricane hitting the U.S. gulf coast right now. Category 2 or 3. It's unfortunately hitting the same area that's already had like 2 hurricanes this season. Those poor people can't catch a break.

[@theeternalsuperstar3773]

The U.S' involvement in ww1 was more psycological that physical. It made the central powers panic whilst giving a well needed moral boost to the entente.

[@xAmountOfWords]

Love your videos! Have you thought about doing a reaction to the derecho that hit Iowa this year? From what I understand, it's basically a land hurricane. So crazy! And there's a video someone took where the top of a church is literally ripped off!

[@Killatrav87]

Week in sportball week 4 soon?

[@blue387]

The British Army launched an attack at the Somme on July 1, 1916, suffering over 58000 casualties including over 19,000 dead on the first day of the battle

[@AD-dg3zz]

There's another channel you should react to called "Extra Credits." Their mini-series on both the d-day invasion and the Cuban missile crisis are a couple of my favorites.

[@williammontroy9024]

It’s amazing to think that men were alive less than 30 years ago that actually went to war in first power nations on horseback with lances . Rules in warfare are subjective as fuck there’s war and there’s total war which pretty well means that the rules are limited to what you’re will to have done back to you . Thankfully we’ve not seen a total war between major powers since the dawn of the nuclear age . Reading some of the pieces I’ve been able to of plans for ww3 are pretty depressing even on the conventional level

[@devinoolmstead3781]

Need them this week in sportsball reactions asap !!!

[@subultimate]

I love these reaction vids please keep doing more I want to do something like this

[@ericlanglois9194]

I recommend checking out Extra Credits, WW1 Christmas Truce

[@michealdrake3421]

4:25 There actually was/is a school of thought that restrained warfare is an oxymoron, since war is itself the most extreme expression of violence that we are a species are capable of. The fact of the matter is though, people who hold that belief miss the point of war. War is not about killing enemy soldiers and destroying enemy equipment, it's about dominating the enemy, by which I mean destroying their will to resist. Destroying their things and killing their people are a means to that that end. The idea that restrained warfare is counterintuitive is exactly what lead to the total war doctrine and the massive destruction and loss of life seen in the world wars. The really tragic thing is that the commanders responsible for these doctrines didn't even fully understand the philosophies they were basing them on. Had they followed those arguments to their conclusions, they would have found that they inevitably circle back to supporting restrained warfare. The greatest general isn't one who can easily destroy his enemy, but one who can convince his enemy to surrender without fighting. War is destructive. That's the point. And by necessity, it destroys the very things peyote hope to gain by waging it. Restraining warfare helps preserve the infrastructure that will be needed to rebuild. There are generally pretty good reasons for not allowing certain tactics. For example, you can't use tear gas against enemy troops because they might mistake it for mustard gas and respond accordingly, needlessly escalating the conflict. The white flag of truce also has to be respected, because soldiers need to feel safe to surrender. If they don't, everything becomes a fight to the death. That's why you can't shoot surrendering soldiers, and that's also why you can't fake surrender or use an offer to negotiate to lure someone into an ambush.

[@mrexists5400]

the only thing that ww1 accomplished was setting the stage for ww2

[@mbdg6810]

Ww2 wouldn’t have happened if the treaty of versailles was fair to germany

[@kotoamatsukami-]

@@mbdg6810 lol they expected fairness after the shit they pulled?

[@mbdg6810]

@@kotoamatsukami- I undserstand the damage they caused, but it is possible to go overboard on the sanctions too, And thats what happened. I think the sanctions that took away military strength were reasonable but the amount of reparations they had to pay was Inconceivable

[@kotoamatsukami-]

@@mbdg6810 I'd agree If I didn't know what they pulled 20 years later

[@mbdg6810]

@@kotoamatsukami- they pulled what they did 20 years later *because of* the treaty GET the connection yet ?

[@blake7587]

I am a US Army veteran and I can assure you there are plenty of rules in war and they must be followed strictly. There are also rules of engagement as well. For example if a General ordered me to go kill a bunch of civilians I would be obligated to refuse to follow that order as it is an unlawful order.

[@yasanthadissanayake7198]

Hey Luka love the vids but can you turn up the video volume? Thanks in advance

[@21specter]

After viewing the war videos, could you watch the three kingdoms video?

[@Eisen_Jaeger]

JRR Tolkien's Lord of the Ring was influenced by the Battle of the Somme, which is where he was during the time.

[@BN_ECHO]

you should react to a typhoon video! those are crazy scary to me

[@RealD8]

I find it interesting on the other countries point of views on all this being American and seeing our stereotypes and how were viewed by the other countries

[@beautyizeasy]

These reaction videos are great and I find them very educational. I have two video ideas for you: 1) I think you should react to the 1989 Earthquake during the World Series in San Francisco. I have heard my parents and grandparents talk about how insane that day was. The footage of it is honestly some of the craziest stuff I have ever seen. My mom always tells me she remembers looking out her window and the street looked like waves in the ocean 2) I think you should also react to the terrorist attacks on America in September 11, 2001 (9/11). It is very devastating but is indeed a huge piece of American history that should be remembered. It was a horrible tragedy that changed America forever. However there are so many crazy stories of survival and heroism that came out of the day. People who survived when the buildings fell, firefighters who saved countless lives, and people who just happened to be running late for work that day whose lives were saved because of their tardiness. One specific part that you should look into is Flight 93 (A plane that was hijacked by terrorists who planned to crash it into the Capitol was overtaken by the passengers who were able to miraculously divert the plane and crash land it into a field in Pennsylvania. All the passengers and crew members died but they saved America from an additional terrorist attack that day and are true heros. I think seeing a non American react to 9/11 would be very interesting

[@MrDavePed]

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[@TheNfl100]

Really just skipped over the whole Germany sending Lenin back to Russia from exile in Switzerland with bags of gold and telling him to go cause trouble.

[@d4got10one]

Just watched one of your older videos about the players reflexes in baseball. The player made a double play (2 outs in one play). You stated that you were wondering if anyone ever made 3 outs in one play...... yes they have. Just search Triple plays on KZbin. Would like to see your reaction on that.

[@cliffrusso1159]

This Week in Sportsball Wk 4?

[@JohnShepherd117]

Can you do the war that changed the English language oversimplified

[@porozil4068]

Visual learning is one of the best teaching methods

[@goldosprey]

may i recommend the band Sabaton. their album The Great war has songs about several of these things

[@onetruedodd]

Having international agreements on the rules of warfare is mostly just a way to keep a scorecard and make harsher judgements against nations that choose to break them. For instance, the world community might condemn both sides of a conflict but remain largely uninvolved in the fighting until one side starts attacking civilians or using chemical weapons. If the acts are egregious enough, other nations might rush to aid the side that didn’t violate these conventions. It also makes you look bad at the bargaining table during peace negotiations/ceasefires and the like. But yes, the idea that organized mass murder is “normal” and expected to the point that there are legal rules on how to conduct it is disturbing, to say the least.

[@Avatar2312]

The fun part: In the war of the Russian Revolution, the following years, another 5-10 million people died - just in Russia.

[@stigs1504]

@Lavish Luka Another amazing history channel to react to is Sam O Nella Academy

[@eg6559]

French battle cry of Verdun "THEY SHALL NOT PASS".

[@dooler72]

WWII is a direct result of Germany being pissed about the restitution forces on them from WWI loss.

[@duffman9908]

If you want to learn more about WWI brutality, look into "Attack of the Dead Men" and the "Battle of Verdun"

[@jawbone78]

About the rules of war - the reason the rules exist is that without them war would become a never-ending, ever-escalating genocide. Everyone is supposed to agree that you don't kill civilians, for example, because otherwise you're putting targets on your own civilians. The point of most wars has always been to either acquire land and/or resources or to defend your land and resources, not to utterly eliminate the other side from existence (though there are plenty of examples of that too). Obviously not every army feels constrained by such rules, but when they don't they're essentially declaring themselves both unrestrained, but also unprotected by laws. Unless they're the US military, in which case they have a nuclear arsenal and the largest, most advanced military in history that lets them do whatever the fuck they want and their idiot citizens can't figure out why everyone hates them.

[@nstyhl]

Would you be intrested in reacting to a documentary called Restrepo? Its about guys in the sister battalion to the one I served in while deployed to the most deadly valley in the world.

[@FrenchSilkPie611]

Can you react to urinatingtree video this week in sportsball NFL week 4 edition

[@cdrundles]

General Haig's policy of attrition is close to being criminal: the Brits lost three for every German two. And yes, this was very scary since something like this could happen again. The US got in probably because of the Zimmerman telegram.

[@mattr.8470]

Anyone else here feel like he would like Extra History’s Battle of Britain video?

[@mattr.8470]

@@ashtoonian9481 Well that one as well. I was referring to the stand alone video. Really Extra History in general is something I think he would like.

[@rahulangamuthu4122]

If you’re enjoying these vids far be it from me to tell u to stop but I somehow feel like I’m missing the sports reactions a bit right about now, love your content regardless tho brother

[@Y.d.o.b.o.n]

they can say there is "rules" in war, but war is war, there's no rules

[@bignobsarefun2535]

YO GUY YOU REALIZE YOU GET MORE HITS WITH THE WEATHER REACTIONS

[@OoogaBoog]

You should definitely watch 'The Fallen of WW2". It will put things into perspective.

[@egadgo]

Thank God World War 1 was the last war ever.

[@aiyalidat]

React to this History of Japan! (Bill Wurtz, also made the history of the world I guess)

[@NuNugirl]

I suggest you react to “timeline of emigration to America”next. You will notice that there was a huge number of Hungarians emigrating in 1895, my family included. My Great Grandfather predicted a Great War, as well as the rise of Communism. Like many others, he left everything behind, including a very prosperous business. This is why America is the greatest county in the world. It was founded by fearless people with vision.

[@themixer7627]

You should watch Collage football game of the year Georgia vs Alabama game. It will be 🔥

[@northenireland25]

8:43 BackUp Cmon :D

[@raymond-reviews]

Make sure to watch The Emu War and the Russian Revolution before WW2.

[@theclinchmma4126]

U should react to our super volcano in Yellowstone. Blows every other natural disaster we have away... literally!

[@staryknight2452]

Have you reacted to a dci show?

[@tomneff7102]

War is all out. That said, there are terms of engagement, as laid out and agreed upon by the countries of the world.