/redstick/ - The Red Stick Project

A link to it on an htlm would certainly not be a bad idea.

We can't put the film directly on it because muh gb

>>276

>>276

I am in the process of creating the entire redpill library through HTML and CSS.

External links would need to be marked as such.

A smaller trailer would fit onto a USB key and could be played right into the browser with HTML5. Make sure the video is a .mp4 to ensure maximum compatibility.

>>287

I am about to start doing the same thing, or at least the framework for it (I'm not a professional but quite literate in html5 and css3). when you have a version,can you upload something of it? I'll do the same here so this can evolve into something perfect

>>349

We can always use pastebin to share. I'll make sure I use a date system in a comment at the top of every page. That way we know who's got the most recent version.

This would really, really require a github or something.

>>349

Also : post in this thread for the site

http://8ch.net/redstick/res/37.html

>>275

What are the standard rebuttals? I've never had the occasion to discuss this documentary in mixed company.

>>787

>greatly overdramatised

>not enough sources

>sources are cherrypicked

>ignores the Holocaust

>Poland never did any of those things, the footage is actually Germans doing it

>Stalin never made those orders, it was forged by revisionists

>Stalin made those orders but that event never happened because the order was actually something different

Those are the only things I have heard from people so far, the last two are /leftypol/ unsurprisingly.

>>787

When it claims that the German invasion of Poland was justified because of Poland murdering muh 50 million ethnic Germans, all of the photos of dead Germans that it showed were from the Bromberg massacre, which occurred two days after the invasion began. There is no evidence of widespread slaughter of ethnic Germans by Poles prior to the invasion.