MY HONEST REACTION TO STING'S 'RUSSIANS': ANALYZING THE COLD WAR ANTHEM

[@jamesrowe3606]

Very perceptive review of a powerful and still relevant song. Thank you.

[@sandrablouin2542]

Hi Philiminizzy, this style of music is called "Classical". This is Lt Kijé Suite, by russian composer Prokofiev in 1927.

[@leslie48069]

A great song to review is Children’s Crusade by Sting.

[@barmalgran666]

Try “Invisible Sun” by The Police - very political

[@jamib88]

My all time favorite song by The Police 💞

[@ellenlandowski1659]

The US needs to play this 1x daily to remind the younger generations all over the year that we already went through this nonsense and the Russian people have to stop their out of control leaders.

[@Le-0N91]

Until today, only the Americans have used nuclear weapons and I will note against the peaceful cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki!

[@theumbrellacockatoo]

The Police - Every Bomb You Make is the most amazing political anti-war track ever. Check it out. It was uploaded recently on The Police's official KZbin channel.

[@PhiliminizzyReacts]

sure thing.. i will check it out asap

[@theumbrellacockatoo]

@@PhiliminizzyReacts Every Bomb You Make' was first broadcast on the British satirical puppet TV show 'Spitting Image' - Series 1 / Episode 12 on 17/06/84. Sting re-recorded his vocals in April 1984, a month after the band split up.

[@Alright70]

35 years before. The Oppenheimer film. Sad what our children don’t understand. They may be Russian children sooner than you think. 😢

[@ImpartiallySpeaking]

The irony that he chickened out of performing it when they trashed Ukraine.

[@estranhokonsta]

Where have you heard that? Didn't Sting release a new version of this song for Ukraine charity?

[@Le-0N91]

Until today, only the Americans have used nuclear weapons and I will note against the peaceful cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki!

[@Le-0N91]

It is definitely not for the Americans and the British, the Germans and the French, the Swedes, the Turks to accuse the Russians of using military force!

[@estranhokonsta]

​@@Le-0N91 Calling them "peaceful cities" is stretching and corrupting history. In "modern warfare", there are no "peaceful cities" in a country at war with another. You should have said something like "the USA were the only ones to use those weapons against human targets and note that they were cities full of civilians". By the way, people that like to acclaim war should take a look at the photos taken after the nuclear attacks and also at the photos of the victims. There are some great ones of children burned alive for their delight. I am sure that they will like those in particular. Or who knows? Maybe some of them might reconsider their "great intelligent and logical reasoning" as being simply "no reasoning" at all?