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=> Re: Was Picasso Apolitical?

Posted by pancho (Moderator) - Saturday, January 22 2011, 11:31:54 (UTC)
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Of course, this sounds a bit simplistic, but if you watch the two films again, you may also find these parallels. Just an opinion of mine no one seems to agree with...

...sounds right to me. The annexation or betrayal of the Philipine Revolution was a turning point in United States history when the country took a serious wrong turn, according to Mark Twain...we sort of lost our soul on that one and never looked back.

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Was Picasso Apolitical? Marcello - Thursday, January 20 2011, 18:28:59 (UTC)
- Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? Marcello - 01/20 18:37
- Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? pancho - 01/21 16:05
  - Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? Marcello - 01/22 06:06
    - Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? pancho - 01/22 06:22
      - Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? Marcello - 01/22 06:57
        Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? pancho - 01/22 11:31

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