The story goes like this: over 70 years ago a World War II soldier filled 31 rolls of film with pictures, and in 2014, The Rescued Film Project, recovered all 31 of those rolls. What follows, is a video showing what went into the development of these photos, and then as an audience, we even get to see some of them! Pretty neat.
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If you're going to tweet, make sure you crack open your seventh grade history book — or at least have the history channel on — first.
Twitter user @FiveRights, self-described "Trump, Free Speech, Limited Govt," or so says his Twitter bio, really doesn't like that a federal judge in Hawaii said, "You're fired," to Trump's regurgitated travel ban. So as so many Americans do, he turned to the internet for support and tweeted this gem:
Hawaii, what do you know?
— Philip Schuyler (@FiveRights) March 16, 2017
You were 5,000 miles from 9/11.
You run your little world and let the grownups run the mainland. pic.twitter.com/1R4AWmmg7R
Wow. What a take. What gigantic, Pearl Harbor-sized take! What does Hawaii know about being attacked? It's not as if an attack on Hawaii didn't plunge us into a World War or something.
Anyway, people on Twitter seem to think that this might be a little off base, unlike a certain naval base that was attacked on December 7, 1941.
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The history of the iconic poster dates back to Blitz-era Great Britain and was actually a part of a larger series of propaganda posters. Whoda thunk? --Dr. Prof. Nick, Ph.D, M.D., Esq.
