Scarface Taught Me to Speak Straight, Then I Studied Operation Opera
June 13, 2025
Scarface Horses, Iran ChatterScarface quotes and a MacArthur video looped beside Fox Iran headlines. A Steve Jobs line reframed it, ending: write your own diary Movie dialogue becomes doctrine: tell it straight, defend what matters, and use Israel's Operation Opera as a lens for preemption, risk, and consequence
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The main content area lists several quotes attributed to the character Tony Montana. The first quote reads: \"[to Manny] You should have kept your mouth shut, they'd have thought you was a horse,\" with the word \"horse\" highlighted in orange. This quote has six helpful votes and one comment. The second quote states: \"I always tell the truth. Even when I lie,\" which has 586 helpful votes and three comments. The third quote is: \"Say hello to my little friend!\" This quote has 746 helpful votes and five comments.
On the right side of the page, there is a section titled \"More to explore,\" featuring thumbnails of other films, including \"Lilo & Stitch,\" and a list titled \"Staff Picks: What to Watch This Month.\" Below this, there are editorial lists created by IMDb editors.
The overall color scheme of the page is predominantly black and white, with yellow accents for headings and links. The layout is typical of a website, with a navigation menu at the top, a content area in the center, and additional links on the right side. The background is a gradient from black to gray, adding depth to the design.
No people are visible in the image, as it is entirely focused on the webpage content. The setting is a digital environment, specifically a web browser interface, as indicated by the browser's menu bar and tabs at the top of the image.")
Calling Scarface a Masterpiece While Suspecting Spying
I think it's a masterpiece
Scarface
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They never make movies like these anymore
Because the directors are all a bunch of cowards now
They have no guts
It's all owned by Disney or movie studies who want PC
They'll never say anything they truly feel
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Scarface opening reminds me of Trump's ideas too
As Fidel Castro sent in,
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My internet's not working
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I'm going to go back to coding, and will rest for a bit
Even IMDb won't even load properly
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The text overlay includes the name \"DOUGLAS MacARTHUR\" in large, bold letters, along with the title \"CHIEF OF STAFF FOR THE US ARMY\" and the year \"1933.\" Below this, there is a quote attributed to him: \"WHEN WE [LOSE] THE NEXT WAR, AND AN AMERICAN BOY, LYING IN THE MUD WITH AN ENEMY BAYONET THROUGH HIS BELLY AND AN ENEMY FOOT ON HIS DYING THROAT, SPAT OUT HIS LAST CURSE, I [WANT] THE NAME NOT TO BE MacARTHUR, BUT ROOSEVELT.\" This text is prominently displayed in a contrasting color to ensure readability.
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