Scarface Taught Me to Speak Straight, Then I Studied Operation Opera

Lehan Edirisinghe

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

The image displays a screenshot of a conversation from a social media platform, specifically Facebook, and includes a dialogue from the film "Scarface" (1983). The text is divided into two sections: one featuring a conversation between immigration officers and a character named Tony Montana, and the other containing a message from a character named Frank Lopez.

### Readable Text:
1. **Top Section:**
   - The dialogue includes exchanges between Immigration Officers and Tony Montana, with lines such as:
     - "So where's your old man now?"
     - "He dead. He die. Sometime. Somewhere."
     - "Mother?"
     - "She dead too."
     - "What kind of work do you do in Cuba, Tony?"
     - "Ah, you know, things. I was, uh... This, that. Construction business. I work a lot with my hands. Before that, I was in the army."
     - "Any family in the States, Tony? Any brothers, sisters, cousins, aunts, uncles, brother-in-law... anybody?"
     - "Nobody. Everybody's dead."
     - "Have you ever been to jail in Cuba, Tony?"
     - "Me? Jail? No way. No."
     - "Been in a mental hospital?"
     - "Oh, yeah. On the boat coming over."
   - The section ends with a note indicating that the post has received 51 helpful reactions and 1 comment.

2. **Bottom Section:**
   - Frank Lopez's dialogue begins with:
     - "Hey, Tony. Remember when I told you when you first started working for me, the guys..."
   - The text is cut off, indicating that there is more to the conversation.

### Background and Setting:
- The screenshot is taken from a web browser, showing a Facebook interface. The top of the browser window displays the title "Scarface (1983) - Quotes - IMDb" indicating that the quotes are sourced from the IMDb website.
- The browser tabs suggest that the user is engaged in discussions or posts related to various topics, including politics and personal anecdotes.

### Additional Context:
- Surrounding posts visible in the screenshot include various personal reflections and comments on different subjects, such as music, political commentary, and personal experiences.
- The time displayed is "Fri Jun 13 7:29 AM," indicating when the post was made.

### Visual Elements:
- The overall layout is typical of a social media platform, with a clean interface featuring text boxes for comments and reactions.
- The text is presented in a standard font, typical of online discussions, with no images or additional visual elements present in the screenshot.

This description captures the observable details in the image without speculation or subjective interpretation.

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 image appears to be a still from a YouTube video titled "Every Five-Star General in American History, Part 1." The video features a split-screen layout with two prominent figures. 

On the left side, a man in military uniform is depicted. He is wearing a light-colored military jacket with several insignia on the shoulders and a peaked cap. His expression is serious, and he has a pipe in his mouth, which is resting against his cheek. The background behind him is blurred, suggesting a focus on his figure.

On the right side, another man is shown in a suit and tie. He has short, neatly combed hair and is looking directly at the viewer with a neutral expression. The background behind him is also blurred, but it appears to have a warm tone.

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.

The video interface includes standard YouTube controls at the bottom, such as play/pause, volume, and options to share or download the video. The channel name "Explained" is visible, along with a subscriber count of 4.46K. The overall color scheme of the image is warm, with a focus on the two figures and the text.

Claiming MacArthur, Roosevelt and Truman Won WW3

Saturday, 14th.

12:15 am

Douglas MacArthur. Franklin Roosevelt. Harry Truman. All of them were freemasons.

: )

They won WW3.

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