I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire . ShadowGate

Brief assessment by ChatGPT:

"ShadowGate" was produced by activist Millie Weaver and is a highly controversial, conspiracy-laden account of so-called deep state operations and psychological warfare on the internet. It focuses on alleged systems like Shadownet, which are said to have been used to manipulate elections, control the media, and influence unrest. Two self-proclaimed whistleblowers, Tore Maras and Patrick Bergy, speak out.

The film mixes:

real technologies (such as IIA - Interactive Internet Activities),

with difficult-to-verify claims about global conspiracies,

and typical topics of the US alternative media space (Deep State, Trump, Ukraine, BLM, etc.).

⚠️ Important: The film contains many unsubstantiated or refuted statements. It is widely classified as disinformation, especially by fact-checkers and media critics.

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Inset: Well, yes, but good editing and good opening music, therefore something very specific to the topic, technically clean, sometimes a bit too mixed, 9/11 was too much in my opinion, and the humor was lacking (except for H. Clinton!).

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Continuing with ChatGPT:
Satirical perspective: ShadowGate often seems like a Netflix dystopia with no budget, but with
Hollywood ambitions. Dramatic music, dark voices, whistleblowers with a spy flair – and
the omnipotence of a software that sounds like Excel's evil twin. Maybe just an
application video for a Tom Clancy game.
Conclusion: If you can no longer distinguish between reality and parody, this is the right place.

🎶 Musical accompaniment:
During this otherwise classic Western showdown, "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" by Vera Lynn plays in the background, surprisingly contrasting. This tender ballad – famous from World War II – creates an almost surreal, satirical atmosphere.

The lyrics ("I just want to start a flame in your heart") are an ironic fit for the explosive action: a soft love song to the brutal liberation scene.

The interplay of dramatic action and melancholic music creates a clear satirical effect – possibly as a commentary on exaggerated heroics in action films.

This type of remix is typical of internet culture: trash aesthetics meets nostalgia meets irony.

✅ Conclusion:
A deliberately exaggerated film scene, whose music transforms it into a successful satire about pathos, violence, and heroism in film. Especially the combination with the classic song creates an almost absurd piece of art – possibly intended as a response or parody to "ShadowGate" or similar works.

Thanks, ChatGPT!

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I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire
Vera Lynn
Lyrics
I don't ever care about rising to power
I would rather be with you an hour
For the things that one can buy
Are not worth a lover's sigh
I don't want to set the world on fire
I just want to start a flame in your heart
In my heart I have but one desire
And that one is you, no other will do
I've lost all ambition for worldly acclaim
I just want to be the one you love
And with your admission that you feel the same
I'll have reached the goal I'm dreaming of, believe me
I don't want to set the world on fire
I just want to start a flame in your heart
Written by: Bennie Benjamin, Eddie Durham, Edward Seiler, Sol Marcus

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“ShadowGate” (2020) – Full Movie
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Independent film "ShadowGate" from 2020, which delves into the details of Interactive Internet Activities (IIA) and the use of the military-grade data mining weapon for psychological warfare called Shadownet, which was used to control the public narrative via social media and mainstream media.

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Shanghai Joe | Action film starring Chen Lee
"Freshly arrived in America, a Chinese immigrant begins a fierce fight to free Mexican slaves from the grip of their cruel master. Between action and justice, this unique spaghetti western mixes martial arts combat and gunplay."

Directed by Mario Caiano, Chen Lee plays the title role
and later Klaus Kinski – things don't end well for him!