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And now in perspective,
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we realise
those were the current events.
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No kidding, it's true.
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He made current events.
They were re-enacted, alright.
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Yet they were the real events.
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Id even say
Melies was like Brecht.
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We mustn't forget that.
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And why mustn't we?
:32:25
Why mustn't we?
:32:29
So why?
:32:32
Why?
:32:35
Because an analysis
of a specific situation,
:32:40
as Lenin says, is the essential...
:32:43
An analysis?
:32:44
..the soul of Marxism.
:32:45
What's analysis?
:32:48
It's seeing
the inherent contradictions...
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OK, but why analysis?
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Because
:32:55
things are complicated
by determining factors.
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Yes, Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin
:33:03
teach us to carefully study
the situation
:33:07
very conscientiously.
:33:10
Starting from objective reality,
:33:14
not from our subjective desires.
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Right?
:33:19
OK, exactly.
:33:21
Especially in the news.
:33:23
We must examine
the different aspects,
:33:26
not just one.
:33:30
Enough theory; now a problem.
:33:35
Which one do you want?
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War.
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Asia.
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The war in Asia, Vietnam, then.
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Who are the actors?
:33:48
The Americans.
:33:49
The Americans...
:33:52
..who've dropped more bombs
on a tiny country
:33:57
than during the World War
and are wrong in their doctrine,