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Title: The $64 Question,...1949 Movie Battleground Famous Scene(s), Lest We Forget
Post by: twyacht on February 29, 2012, 06:31:58 PM
Since the Chaplains in our modern military, and "Holy Joe's" have been ordered to "adjust" their sermons, "adjust" their beliefs, adjust their "tolerance" of a "new" diversity,....

The TCM Network, was showing the 1949 Movie, Battleground,....A movie about The Battle Of The Bastogne. Great WWII weapon porn in this movie.



My how times have changed.... :'(



NUTS!!!!!!



Title: Re: The $64 Question,...1949 Movie Battleground Famous Scene(s), Lest We Forget
Post by: Timothy on February 29, 2012, 06:39:07 PM
The Boys that Patton went to rescue that said they didn't need the help!

God Bless the 101st....
Title: Re: The $64 Question,...1949 Movie Battleground Famous Scene(s), Lest We Forget
Post by: tombogan03884 on February 29, 2012, 08:07:11 PM


You realize I hope, the movie was made in 1949, the war had been over 5 years.
He wasn't talking about the need to resist the Nazi's, they were gone, he was talking about the Communists.
People that watched it back then understood that part, their mistake was thinking that meant the Russians when in fact the real threat came from our own Red Quisling's.
Title: Re: The $64 Question,...1949 Movie Battleground Famous Scene(s), Lest We Forget
Post by: twyacht on February 29, 2012, 08:57:18 PM
Yes, . however, the baseline was that the Holy Joe's talked, counseled, and aided soldiers in the premise of Faith, regardless of specific denomination.

Jews prayed with Catholics, Methodists sought comfort with Presbyterians. etc,.....Between the modern culture of Hollywood, and the steady Lib removal of God from everything they can, all this scene demonstrated was a fundamental belief in a God that whoever the Chaplain of the cloth was, transcended all faiths....and offered something of comfort, that most troops rallied around.

I know I'm just a mauler pronounced Zionist,...but back than,,,,God was where you found Him,....doctrine didn't matter,,,,,we find our peace, and in their case justification, to get the enemy....The stakes were too high, the consequences to great, to do nothing.

Now we have a PC message lost from its original intent.





Title: Re: The $64 Question,...1949 Movie Battleground Famous Scene(s), Lest We Forget
Post by: Pathfinder on March 02, 2012, 06:01:22 AM
Battleground is available on Netflix for streaming too. Cool, think I'll watch it this weekend since I am out of town at the moment.
Title: Re: The $64 Question,...1949 Movie Battleground Famous Scene(s), Lest We Forget
Post by: jnevis on March 02, 2012, 06:37:09 AM
Battleground is available on Netflix for streaming too. Cool, think I'll watch it this weekend since I am out of town at the moment.

Probably the only movie left on Netflix