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What's often not told of the Battle of Monte Cassino is the destruction of a jewel of the West.

A video about cassino, a video about video games, two about weird shit on the hands and head of guy...

If i go to cassino and bet my life saving on black that's rekless.

It didn't matter, the Monte Cassino was a meat grinder for the Allies.

The Battle of Monte Cassino included New Zealanders and Nepalis.

Nintendo also went full cassino with their mobile games.

It is like a cassino, where the banks have the house edge: banks will end up making more in interest over the lifetime of the loans (and the people).

> Just like casinos in Las Vegas It has nothing to do with a cassino.

So when gamers brag that the games industry is larger than the movies industry they are mostly bragging about those cassino-like exploitive mobile games, not just their dear AAA games?

If I go to cassino and bet your life savings then 50% of times I am genius investor, or 50% of times i am really really sorry for your loss.

It wasn't a city, but when the Allies bombed the Italian hillside monastery of Monte Cassino [0] in 1944, it left a pile of rubble that the Germans managed to hold for another three months.

FYI: > The world's most glorious monastery, at Monte Cassino in Italy, was destroyed during the second world war because of a mistake by a British junior officer, according to new evidence in a book due out this week.

It's like saying "why the replica of Paris in a vegas cassino does not get the same amount of visitors that real paris get?"

We might be tempted to think that “the grass is greener”, or “I should have bought Bitcoins”, but it is like “I miss I didn’t join my friends when they went to a cassino”.

From Wikipedia about Monte Cassino "On 15 February American bombers dropped 1,400 tons of high explosives, creating widespread damage.[6] The raid failed to achieve its objective, as German paratroopers then occupied the rubble and established excellent defensive positions amid the ruins.

: “In 1943 and 1944, Beecher, who was described by friends as a street fighter in the field of medicine, travelled to the Venafro and Cassino fronts in Italy, where he questioned 215 seriously wounded men who were waiting on the beachfront to be evacuated by boat to hospital.

Soviets and East Europeans (Yugoslavia liberated itself, Polish army took the Monte Cassino, the largest battle of Allies) won the war.

Italian prosecutor Felice Cassino[2] famously took down its Italy branch but in Turkey there were numerous assassinations and political operations on those who dared to investigate the claims, therefore the organisation was never really destroyed.