"Anything can happen on Rio's beaches." So say the tourist guides. This is the story of two dozen men who walked down Copacabana beach to fight two thousand. But first we need a Topology of the Battlefield. You sit near the southern end of Copacabana beach facing landward, with the Atlantic Ocean at your back.
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Obviously no-one gives a s**t written by daffy_duck,
July 12, 2007
about this story, or there would be more comments! You might want to hold the rest of the 5 articles... ;-)
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?????? written by Fred,
July 16, 2007
I don't know how this site attracts so many lunatics.
And btw, it's just me or anybody else thinks that this Forrest guy is the most lunatic of them all?
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f**k you DAFFY DUCK BI-OTCH!! written by KIM JUMP ,
July 02, 2008
For your information my father has dedicated a lot of time and effort to his beloved Brazil. And anyone who hides behind a s**tty name like duffy duck is obviously an idiot. And not everyone who DOES give a damn leaves comments....;-)
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This has nothing to do with jihad - which is an Islamic imperative written by Minha,
January 17, 2009
the title says it all - but really, this has nothing to do with Islam or the doctrine of Islamic warfare, ie jihad. The title is misleading in that manner. While there are Islamic terrorists in Brazil, this story from the 1920's isn't about them.
"Anything can happen on Rio's beaches." So say the tourist guides. This is the story of two dozen men who walked down Copacabana beach to fight two thousand. But first we need a Topology of the Battlefield. You sit near the southern end of Copacabana beach facing landward, with the Atlantic Ocean at your back. 
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