A very Brazilian Civil War

[carlos marighela]

Well continuing the current fashion for creative history, I was thinking about a possible setting for a civil war or even a series of domestic uprisings and rebellions in Brazil in the early part of the 20th century. Then I remembered te country had its fair share of these and there was no need to invent any of it.

I must say though , once you've been there, you can see the enormous appeal of bombarding São Paulo.

[argsilverson]

Very interesting issue.

But as you stated not necessary to invent much!

I always dream some action with bandits, gendarmes etc etc

I must say though , once you've been there, you can see the enormous appeal of bombarding São Paulo.

Or Rio de Janeiro during the Carnaval !?!?!?!

[carlos marighela]

Very interesting issue.

Or Rio de Janeiro during the Carnaval !?!?!?!

Good God man no!

[Plynkes]

Yeah, what have those bare-titted, arse-waggling, sparkling, spangly ladies ever done to you? 

[carlos marighela]

Actually as it happens Rio was bombarded early last century. But I believe no bare chested, waggly bummed women were hurt in the production.

[area23]

I think I actually own the 'Minimanual Of The Urban Guerrilla', but I never read it. 

[argsilverson]

Yeah, what have those bare-titted, arse-waggling, sparkling, spangly ladies ever done to you? 

Nothing, In fact I admire them. But is a good excuse to make a photo research on their "costumes" and have some in .... lead

[Dan]

I see this thread has already gone down the bad taste highway  . I was just going to ask if all the participants would needed to have a Brazillian to be eligible .

[Vanvlak]

Actually as it happens Rio was bombarded early last century.

Really? When was this? What was it all about?