The Secret Plot between the CIA, Mafia, & Italian Fascists to Manipulate the Politics of Italy

[@TheChieftain1117]

Gotta love how "blame the left for what the right does" has never gone away.

[@BesDMarx]

Nope! A very intentional, tactical move and narrative perpetuated in bourgeois society.

[@fun_ghoul]

Part of the "casting enemies as simultaneously too strong and too weak" thing Eco talked about (_Ur-Fascism, characteristic #8)...?

[@MorbidMindedManiac]

Projection is one hell of a drug

[@frederickhartray9701]

This seems blame non existent Fascists for what the US and Italian Democrats did.

[@theandroidmeme]

The same is done by the left which has become the new authoritatives....fascism and socialism/communism is the exact same net result. Quit your socialist bs.

[@nauticalnovice9244]

The more I learn about the CIA, the more I dislike it.

[@louvendran7273]

Sadly the USA is the pinnicle of predatory capitalism. They are a neo fascist state that has indoctrinated their populice and more importantly the world by their media and culture. Their influence has become the new normal as they have desenitised the world through reinforcement especially the youth. They use a fascade of "being leader of the free world" to humiliate those that understand what "free" is.

[@A_Box]

Have checked the book "Killing Hope"? Because it sure as heck will make you sick.

[@nikolademitri731]

The more I learn about the mafia, I despise it (and of course same for CIA). As someone who grew up in a town in America that was once “run” by one of the families, and has learned a lot about the history of the area, and country, as it relates to labor, basically everything I’ve learned shows the part that the mafia played in the US was perhaps only second ti the part it played in Italy, in terms of crushing radical. I just wonder how these networks function today, and definitely do not believe this is all past tense. I pray that if I ever find out, it won’t be in any other context outside of defeating the enemies of humanity, which they are.

[@Gaff.]

@@A_Box One of my favourites, everyone should read it.

[@A_Box]

@@Gaff. Another one that is eye opening about just how much Capitalists panicked about the USSR is "The Great Conspiracy Against Russia",

[@maddie_1122]

the extent that the bourgeoisie goes to against the workers makes me feel so depressed

[@BesDMarx]

That is understandable, try to channel that feeling into your fighting spirit and into becoming smarter and more effective in our strategies! That's what helps me.

[@TrappedInFloor]

And then they'll brand you a conspiracy theorist if you call it out.

[@endTHEhegemony_Today]

Omg u have the BEST pfp 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much Love!!

[@musamusashi]

As an Italian old enough to have lived through many of the narrated events, as a militant of the PCI (Italian Communist Party) until its desmise in the lare 80's, and who studied the previous periods, i must say this is an excellent summary of the turbulent post WWII history of my country. Two minor criticisms: - a more chronological approach may have helped those not familiar with the events, rather than going back and forth through time. - you omitted, hopefully by mistake and not by choice, a very important figure of post war Italian history. Giorgio Napolitano was a fascist in his youth, a member of the infamous Republica di Salo under German occupation. When Mussolin was captured and executed, he, like many Italians, jumped on the winner's bandwagon. He joined the PCI of which he always represented the most moderate, reformist and atlantist wing. When the PCI was euthanized by its leadership, he became more and more promient in the various neoliberist, zombi parties that inherited the PCI's real estate and political machine (PDS, PD). When he became President of the Republic, he had a major role in the rape of our constitution so that it could accomodate the bankers' EU rule and in the dismantling one of the most advanced pro workers legislations in the world, along side the most rough privatisation of some of the best pubblic assets, destruction of public health and public schooling system etc. If you are not familiar with him, please check him out, because few figures represent political opportunism and total lack of values and principles as that scum.

[@flavioryu5922]

Oh wow non sapevo napolitano fosse un fascio..

[@Marxism_Today]

This is an extremely based and engaging video. Excellent. I'm thoroughly engaged, entertained and enlightened. My very consciousness has been elevated to never-before-seen lofty heights through the process of engaging with this illuminating video! Please accept this humble offering, almighty algorithm gods. (In all seriousness, great work! Keep it up 💪🚩)

[@BesDMarx]

Thank you so much Paul, this means a lot coming from you!! ❤ The spectre of communism will not be haunted the algo God!

[@MrFreezFree]

As an italian, thank you

[@BesDMarx]

Wow that's awesome to hear! Thanks ❤ !

[@gamalielfasakin9700]

the similarities to post-war Japan and Korea are mind blowing. the push by the capitalist to undermine any social reform globally really is something to be studied.

[@alancantu2557]

It’s truly evil stuff. And even worse is the fact that American students are taught the US was the “good” guy in both Vietnam and Korea. This level of pro-US indoctrination directly leads to racism and reactionary views later down the road. In order to defeat the imperial powers, there must be a revolutionary toppling of all these institutions.

[@jessynixx]

Italy and Japan have so much in common.

[@flavioryu5922]

Did japan ever have a communist movement of meaningful size?

[@NoverMaC]

​@@flavioryu5922ended with WW2

[@Somajsibere]

Damn, if this was a spy movie, people would complain they went over the top with the secret government.

[@the-advenger3429]

Watch romanzo criminale and il divo

[@rickb3650]

Fascism was very popular among the ruling class here in the US (It still is but they've invented new names for it). Like so many other events (the depression of '20s - '30s for example), the rise of Fascism was a global phenomenon. But we have all been led to believe that it was limited nationally/regionally. The founding motivation of all these acts is continuity of power.

[@andrewzhou4228]

American fascism resulted in widespread repression against behaviour that was unAmerican, that did not agree with Puritan values.

[@rickb3650]

@@andrewzhou4228 The repression predates Fascism by centuries, but you make a good point.

[@alancantu2557]

The U.S. ruling class directly inspired Nazi politics and economics. It was later revealed that the U.S. government had prior knowledge of concentration camps and gas chambers, but they chose to ignore it because they hoped the Nazis would defeat the communists later in the war. They did this because the U.S. realized it had much more in common with fascism than any progressive movement that was on the rise. The Americans only entered WWII to avoid international backlash, and they took most of the credit for the defeat of fascism. In most American schools, students aren’t even told about the heroes of the Soviet Union that did most of the heavy lifting. It’s all a part of the imperialist, revisionist system that seeks to destroy communism.

[@FantasticTaxidermist]

Shame KZbin is suppressing this video, even with the bell. Excited to watch it!!!

[@BesDMarx]

Ah shit I hope this gets sorted out. Thanks 🔥!!

[@endTHEhegemony_Today]

Yes suppression of this video is a disgrace! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much Love!!

[@maxwelterlen6097]

i can’t understate how much more valuable these videos are than the bullshit liberal pop analysis of fascism. keep it up

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks! The cheap/bad analysis (or pro-capitalist propaganda) of many channels is a big reasons why I felt the need to do this stuff.

[@Salsmachev]

But don't you want to go over Ur-Fascism for the 600th time?

[@tohellorbarbados7119]

"Overstate", not "understate".

[@eric-jr2nf]

Yeah, they always blame the working class for voting for fascists when times are hard because of muh psychology and frustration and stuff.

[@antoniomariamacri7500]

I wake up on a monday after a nightmare on the elections results, I open the TV and find out bad dreams are the ones that actually come true. If those who gave their life to liberare Italy from the fascist blight are seeing us from the Heavens, they must be either crying or spitting on us.

[@BesDMarx]

It's horrible Antonio, I wish you all the best over there. Let's fight even more and use these feelings as fuel.

[@antoniomariamacri7500]

@@BesDMarx My biggest fear at this point is that, if Socialism isn't achieved in large sectors the Imperial Core in the near future, there might literally not be a distant future. Capitalism is bringing us to extinction with climate change and its irrational and psychothic obsession with infinite growth, and if its guardian fascism manages to slow down the Revolution once again, It is game over for humankind. We once though Socialism was inevitable, because as long as the working class keeps being exploited It will keep eventually rebelling and It has to win just once, now we know that not only can the Revolution be destroyed decades after It won, but that we might be facing our last chance at gaining It before the world is irreversebly damaged. It's no longer Socialism or Barbarism, It is Socialism or Armageddon.

[@jessynixx]

Ti capisco :-(

[@sharadowasdr]

fascism in Italy was never beaten, in part, because they never underwent a crackdown like that in Germany, not even a trial like the Japanese war criminals suffered. There was no reckoning with the worst crimes of Italian fascism, which weren't committed in Europe but against Africans. Their sufferings were brushed under the carpet, and barely get remembered. The italian bourgeoisie was able to change the narrative of Italy from being one of the builders of fascism, to simply becoming it's victim.

[@alancantu2557]

Even Germany’s denazification campaigns were half-assed. Only East Germany fully purged all Nazis from government and political positions. West Germany openly awarded “former” Nazis high ranking positions and integrated them into academic and medical institutions.

[@gghost1224]

Fascism is good

[@kobemop]

@@gghost1224 so good that it had fallen in 1945.

[@ivanf.482]

"I have not created fascism, I've taken it from unconscious of the Italians" - Benito Mussolini. Us Italians are very divided on fascism. Some think it did a lot of great things for the italians, others are against it

[@raff03]

Amazing video, I'm Italian and this gave me chills

[@BesDMarx]

Grazie! Indeed a chilling collection of stories. It goes on today and will intensify as the workers' movement gets stronger.

[@eric-jr2nf]

Man, it took me hours to watch this video, because I stopped every 5 minutes to look up more information on all the things you mentioned. I learned none of this in school.

[@madjvck]

Babe wake up! Bes D. Marx dropped a new video!

[@mrcocoloco7200]

Stay safe Brother. Thank you for the valuble information.

[@dominicus9891]

I used to not get why people hated the freemasons. Now I understand lol.

[@albertocarra6450]

Impeccable.

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks Alberto!

[@dialecticalveganegoist1721]

WHAT OPERATION GLADIO?!! LETS GOOOO I am fascinated by this topic, it is not know well enough among the European left

[@BesDMarx]

Nice!!

[@DefunctPhoton]

The fact they all met at a masonic lodge is so annoying. It's just so on-the-nose it really makes you sound like a crackpot every time you bring it up with someone that isn't already familiar with Gladio.

[@lukethomeret-duran5273]

I read a book on Operation Gladio. It's insanity

[@endTHEhegemony_Today]

Thanks, if you remember the name and author, i would love if you replied with it!! Spread the resources!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Much Love!!

[@Xasan404]

What’s the book?

[@lukethomeret-duran5273]

@@endTHEhegemony_Today sorry for the late reply. "NATO's secret armies: Operation Gladio and Terrorism in Western Europe." By Daniel Ganser is the book

[@lukethomeret-duran5273]

@@Xasan404 "NATO's secret armies: Operation Gladio and Terrorism in Western Europe." By Daniel Ganser is the book

[@endTHEhegemony_Today]

That's awesome!! 🖤💜💙💚💙💜🖤 Appreciate so much!

[@TrappedInFloor]

Keep in mind most of the figures in involved in P2 remained or still remain influential in the business and political worlds of Italy.

[@louvendran7273]

Great work. Cheers mate!

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks mate!

[@Frippa340]

Fantastic video! love from Italy

[@BesDMarx]

Nice thanks, love back!

[@NapNup41]

The depravity of the bourgeoisie will never cease to disgust me.

[@danielvictor3262]

"In what sounds like fiction created by Assassins' Creed II producers" LMAOOOOOOOOOOO

[@sinthoras1917]

Gladio style secret stay behind armies operated in all of capitalist Europe, even allegedly neutral countries like Austria, Switzerland and Finland. Historian Daniele Ganser wrote a great overview book about that, very worth reading

[@miltiadiskoutsokeras9189]

Good book on the subject: Franco Fracassi - The 4th Reich.

[@miltiadiskoutsokeras9189]

@@Mildau30 original Italian and Greek exist thus far. I do not know about English. It is highly probable though.

[@randominternetguyoffical]

Literally just commented on part 1 and part 2 appears! What luck!

[@humanwithaplaylist]

Your videos are so amazing man

[@Cybersyn]

Nice!

[@BesDMarx]

❤

[@severdislike4222]

Ohhh, wasn't there a branch-off of this that did effectively the same thing to French socialist / communist movements? I seem to recall that also being a thing...

[@pierren___]

Up

[@trentwolfgram9571]

And Turkey, with Operation Counter Guerilla, amongst many others. They were given separate operation names in each nation, Gladio was Italy's. These were supposedly stay behind networks in case of a Soviet invasion, however it was clear that wasn't going to happen, and they were instead used for the so called "strategy of tension" inside Italy at least, and quite likely others. Check out NATO: Secret Armies

[@alancantu2557]

Yep. We even see later examples of this model in Operation Cyclone during the 90s. The US funded right-wing, religious fanatics in the Middle East to suppress socialist movements and justify invasions that would exploit many countries’ resources. Before 9/11, some US newspapers even praised some of these terrorists and called them “freedom fighters” because they were fighting against the Soviet Union.

[@tankpiggy]

Great video

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks ❤

[@calebr7199]

yo wtf? this didn't show up in my subscription at all! Marxist Paul is how I found this video.

[@BesDMarx]

Yeah my videos are never showing up in the Subs section somehow.

[@fun_ghoul]

@@BesDMarx You must be doing something -right- left! Solidarietà dal cosiddetto "Canada", compagno. ✊

[@BesDMarx]

@@fun_ghoul Thanks compagno! ✊

[@Salsmachev]

Yeah I had the same issue. Hopefully we keep seeing these in community posts.

[@fun_ghoul]

@@BesDMarx Also, thanks for not making fun of my Italian! 😆 My mom's nonno was from Assisi, and her nonna was from Caserta. Her branch of the family lost a lot of culture when they moved away from the rest of the family in NDG, but I can still make proper "Eye-talian-American" spaghetti and meatballs. 😋 Maybe another time, I'll bother you with the story of mom's BISnonno who had to make a hasty escape from Philadelphia after...er, let's call it some unpleasantness! ⚰

[@brandonmorel2658]

Here in Latin America we had something similar regarding CIA meddling and neo fascists groups. It was called called Operation Condor and it basically was a alliance of the reactionary status quo and the US pentagon that would quash any revolutionary left wing partisans who dared to oppose the despotism inherent in our politics. This was achieved specially well in the south where political "stability" and neo fascist anti communist consensus of tyrannies of the 20th century allowed for a level of cooperation to be achieved. All members of the OP had their own government sanctioned Fascist Death Squads. The Argentines specifically had their own called La Triple A which supposedly collaborated with your Italian Propaganda Due "friends". This is batsh*t insane. Thanks for your horrifying video!

[@SpiritRed]

Amazing work.

[@rug052]

havent watched the video yet, but for some reason despite me having the bell on i didnt get notified. odd

[@BesDMarx]

Odd indeed.

[@ingeteloo3065]

u r legit on fire god bless

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks 🔥

[@marvinparadroid]

Great video, thanks for covering the topic in a detailed way.

[@Eleaven11]

Excelente job! Can you do a take down of Anarchy and/or anarcho-capitalism?

[@BesDMarx]

Thank you! I have something like that in my list!

[@chomskyobsessed4714]

I am Italian and I say this video is pure gold. Grazie di cuore compagno!

[@BesDMarx]

Awesome! Granzie tante compagno ❤

[@grumpfrog8602]

Great work! I'm always excited to see when your videos come out, you explain historical context and connections in such a way that your videos read like professional work, like I should be seeing this on some kind of education channel or something! Awesome job, communists present and future are going to need the knowledge content like yours provides if we're gonna have hope of winning this thing!

[@BesDMarx]

Your comment made me very happy, thank you! ❤🔥

[@jerrystusrapworkshop5483]

Commenting for the algorithm

[@DoctorSoctopus]

god this is depressing

[@alancantu2557]

It may seem that way, but I suggest you look at things through a different lens. If these are the lengths that the fascist powers will go to to stop communism, then it’s a testament to how powerful a United proletariat is. The capitalists fear it so much because it is the only threat powerful enough to topple their oppression. It’s up to us to spread class consciousness and scientific socialism. Only the proletariat armed with these weapons can defeat fascism once and for all.

[@theomen131]

I would super appreciate it if you can post a list of sources in the description or a link somewhere. Either way, amazing video and very informative! Well done

[@BesDMarx]

I will definitely update my descriptions on my videos on italy soon!

[@BesDMarx]

I updated the descriptions of my last 2 videos with sources. Unfortunately I couldn't trace all articles/papers I used, I will remind myself next time to keep all good sources somewhere in a doc.

Excellent documentary. Greetings from Ecuador!

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks! Greetings back Francisco

[@TheOptimisticCommunist]

Great video thanks for this!

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks!!

[@yungyahweh]

I first heard of this from Matt Christman on chap with his ep of inebriated past. Thanks for your work love your channel!

[@BesDMarx]

Thank you so much!

[@MorbidMindedManiac]

Slight nitpick, but some of the music in parts is a bit too loud and, while I can still hear the voiceover, I had to listen more closely to it Otherwise, great video, I especially love the editing on this

[@BesDMarx]

Thank you! Also appreciate the feedback, helps me improve. I'll do this better next time.

[@Critical_Hit]

To paraphrase the Well There’s Your Problem podcast “Every conspiracy theory is true, but only in Italy”

[@SmashingCapital]

Hey! Loved the video just like the previous one but try to not make the music too loud while you speak

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks! Will do in my next videos, sry!

[@reiidaya4439]

the song starting at 1:22 is a bit too loud and attention-grabbing. for educational videos it's generally best to stick to calmer and quieter music to make focusing easier. still a great video overall though!!

[@titoenjoyer2522]

as a Turkish citizen, i am really surprised what you stated at 23:34

[@BesDMarx]

Yeah they were also involved with US meddling there against the Turkish left. Quite brutally so

[@KobaGhibli3628]

Very good video, do you plan on making a video on the history of Japanese fascism at some point?

[@BesDMarx]

I have it in my list!

[@ThePhantomRenegade]

Informative videos! Thanks for the linking of the resources as well. Practical feedback: I think the music at the Sindonna and Gladio segment is a bit too loud? Same when you use the same Sindonna music again later. Otherwise, very good vid!

[@BesDMarx]

Thank you! Yeah that needs to improve!

[@atashikokoni]

Bes D. Marx my beloved ❤️

[@TheOptimisticCommunist]

The song at the end

[@BesDMarx]

A beautiful song ❤

[@yosawin3018]

When I learned it initially, I was surprised but after learning more about it, it’s just a trend for them, Would you do similar one for the Japanese as well? As things aren’t better there imo, or there’s a better idea and more interesting video in the making? Also, Do you consider having BGM?, not the cheap kind for the thrills but something calm, maybe classical music to go along with the narration? But it can also create distraction which is certainly not good.

[@BesDMarx]

I am definitely very interested to do a video on that! I am trying to find a good balance with music, I don't wanna use it too often bc for a lot of people it gets harder to focus. I have to try things out, classical music I definitely love and could use it sometimes!

[@postyoda]

I saw your video about Turkey. I'd love a separate video like this about Turkish Gladio and the Gulen movements work for CIA in Turkey and Central Asia as well. I don't know if there's enough documentation like the Italian case, but I heard about Sibel Edmonds and stuff. Some of her stuff was kinda kooky, but there was also many facts. Would be very interesting.

[@asdqwe8837]

👍

[@danishaffer934]

Look at that last picture of the people saluting around the flag. They're mostly old white men, it's always old white men who are standing in way.

[@josemaria8177]

Second time in a row that I don't get your new video in my sub box or get a notification.

[@nonsolotrek5222]

As an Italian, I can say that this is a good video, my congratulations. I would have just specified more that the Christian Democracy (the party that governed Italy in those years) was an antifascist party, and its founders (like Alcide De Gasperi) were profoundly against fascism, as proved by the Scelba's law of 1952. Also, some of its members were victims of the system you described (let's remember the Moro case for example). There were also some members that were not really antifascists or had affairs with the Mafia but this was typical of almost every party in italian history

[@jessynixx]

Berlinguer e Moro, quando l'Italia ancora aveva politici di spessore... guarda come siamo messi oggi, a partire dalla "sinistra" :-(

[@ulyanov17]

thumbnail got me looking for the Part 1 😵

[@brandonmorel2658]

How could have the PCI remained reformist when they where being attacked from every imaginable front?!

[@ayobios]

✊✊✊✊🚩

[@MarxyMarxAndTheFunkyBunch]

That is not a spicey meatball

[@McMazaRopi]

What happened to part 1???

[@salmonrunaround1944]

what you describe as something out of assassin's creed actually happened in spain too, just without freemasons and having begun a few years earlier

[@Grumb-ld4jz]

The alpine lodge...

[@lavenderb3an]

This was a great video. I just want ask what do you think of the PCI as a party considering it's been mentioned a lot throughout this series so far. Was it a good communist party in your view?

[@BesDMarx]

Thank you! I think the PCI was reformist, not a big fan of Togliatti. Already before the world war many mistakes stemmed from the reformist line of the PSI. There were many anti-revisionists in Italy, a shame their line didn't grow more dominant.

[@suabalzanita1598]

Bordiga and Gramsci were the only revolutionary leaders the party ever had. After them, Togliatti, especially after 1956, led the party to reformism. Genuine revolutionaries such as Pietro Secchia failed to stop him. The reformist line reached its peak with Berlinguer and eurocommunism, and eventually in 1991 the party was liquidated.

[@joesickler5888]

I can’t find part 1

[@alkotreshnik]

Link to Itagen channel is broken

[@BesDMarx]

Oh shit thanks, changed that.

[@malchik09]

I believe the way in which Mussolini was executed and paraded worked in the advantage of Neo-Fascists. It triggers a response. For someone who is not politically conscious, it would allure one to the fascist cause. It triggers an emotional response. This is where the Communist movement lost all hope in Italy. Though, I myself believe in Marxism, I cannot have faith in mass movements just because of incidents like these, as originally seen in October Revolution and so forth. The rabble has tainted an idea focused on humanism and leading the world forward. Thank you selaci, or katunars.

[@jessynixx]

You are wrong. The italian communist party (PCI) had massive popular support till the 80s. The Cia killed Eurocommunism, not the lack of support or any sympathies for Mussolini's death.

[@jacksonduruy4303]

I take-ah the money from da CIA! I fund-ah da fascist groups! Mama mia! Pizza-pie!

[@riccardoflorio2800]

Almeno scrivi mamma mia con 2 M

[@ilhamrahim9269]

I like your vidéos but I would really not recommend putting music in the background it is distracting

[@sasiwimonbienefeld516]

Wow can i enter the circle ?

[@omarmahfouz5599]

Freemasons are open to all applicants, but you need a referral.

[@davidmason3680]

This isn't common knowledge right?

[@BesDMarx]

For people who read up on CIA meddling in global affairs it's fairly common knowledge I think. And while it was in the headlines everywhere in the 90s, I don't think it's common knowledge amg the broader population outside Italy, no.

[@hans8205]

in order to make your videos a little more digestable, maybe consider using less names of the people who are less important to the outline of the video. i feel like trying to remember each and every name in the case they might show up requires a high attention which in turn can make it harder to follow. for example the name of the anarchist who was "suicided" etc.

[@hans8205]

maybe thats just me but i thought i might share my opinion of a viewers perspective so you could evaluate. :)

[@hans8205]

also i feel like the music can be a bit too loud to a point where it can disrupt the listening experience. otherwise i really like your videos and appreciate the work you put into them!

[@BesDMarx]

Most definitely, I've worried about this too in hindsight, will keep this in mind for future videos, thanks!

[@BesDMarx]

Thanks!! Other people said the same, will improve on this!

[@mauroconti6501]

Hello would you mind to change the initial image that appears once I post the video? It doesnt seem a well referenced document but one of the many complotist videos…

[@theandroidmeme]

facism and communism is the exact same net result under a different name.

[@nerrler5574]

What is the "net result"

[@jessynixx]

Come back after you finish highschool.

[@theandroidmeme]

@@nerrler5574 authoritarianism

[@theandroidmeme]

@jessynixx lol you're funny, now please sit down and let the adults converse. Clearly, you have zero knowledge of history or political/economic systems. Fascism and Communism both end in authoritarianism. The political spectrum is circle not a straight line with extreme ends. What's the difference between Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia? Where does the term Nazi come from? Now talk to people who have lived and experienced either. Same thing dressed up differently. Pepsi and Coke.

[@Hannalovestheocean]

The liberalism is going wild. Horseshoe theory is trash. Mussolini himself said that facsism is the opposite of communism. But ofc you dont care for actual facts and reading books but only rely on feelings from a mainstream narrative

[@sandrocosta479]

Can you make a video about the yankee intervention in the portuguese revolution ?

[@nmghmarquis2583]

hmmm4_4 Goood show kinda nice