Ok i do want to know this. Who helped mason during the time he was in rebirth island? Was it only he or was he with someone else? because if it was only him, that's very impressive for one man to kill most of the soldiers there guarding the lab. Because near the end if the game we know that reznov was not real and was in Mason's mind. Then who helped him get past and shoot all of the soldiers?
@@ELHIPPO The CIA may have used Mason to kill JFK, and how was that useful? If it had been questioned, the CIA could have claimed that Mason had been manipulated by the Russians, that he was a double agent. Now, this is half true and half false. On the other hand, one thing has always disturbed me: on Renaissance Island, Mason is wearing a Soviet uniform when he shoots Steiner. Where did he get it? Was he hidden by the Russians in the submarine base, which would explain why the CIA lost track of him? How could he have disappeared into the wild like this? Additionally, how did Mason get back to the United States after his escape from Vorkuta? The Soviets could easily have stopped the train he fled on. In my opinion, the Soviets faked his escape or at least facilitated it so that Mason would look credible upon his return to the CIA. They were certainly the only ones who had the means to reintroduce it into the United States without arousing suspicion. Would the CIA really have brought Mason back into its ranks without asking more questions about him? Really? Or the CIA knowingly let him return, and would have diverted the weapon that Mason had become of the Russians for their sole interests. The question I nevertheless ask myself is the following: what would have been the interest of the CIA in having JFK killed?
@@ELHIPPO The CIA may have used Mason to do kill JFK, and how was that useful? If it had been questioned, the CIA could have claimed that Mason had been manipulated by the Russians, that he was a double agent. Now, this is half true and half false. On the other hand, one thing has always disturbed me: on Renaissance Island, Mason is wearing a Soviet uniform when he shoots Steiner. Where did he get it? Was he hidden by the Russians in the submarine base, which would explain why the CIA lost track of him? How could he have disappeared into the wild like this? Additionally, how did Mason get back to the United States after his escape from Vorkuta? The Soviets could easily have stopped the train he fled on. In my opinion, the Soviets faked his escape or at least facilitated it so that Mason would look credible upon his return to the CIA. They were certainly the only ones who had the means to reintroduce it into the United States without arousing suspicion. Would the CIA really have brought Mason back into its ranks without asking more questions about him? Really? Or the CIA knowingly let him return, and would have diverted the weapon that Mason had become of the Russians for their sole interests. The question I nevertheless ask myself is the following: what would have been the interest of the CIA in having JFK killed?
@@ELHIPPO We also know that Kravchenko sent men to kill Clarke. It is possible that he also sent Mason to kill Steiner if he knew that Reznov programmed Mason to kill him.
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Black Ops 1 just still looking hella good
IDKW TechSpot lists "-Dated graphics" as one of the cons?
This Mission Gives Me the Chills even to this Day 😱😱😱😱😱
Such a great character that Reznov 🙌🏽
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Rebirth islands now on call of duty modern warfare online
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Reznov and Mason with Kravchenko’s clothe
My name is Victor Reznov and I will get my revenge
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dude its al;l connected. the boat that left rebirth held the zombies that were brought to verdansk. forgot all about this
Why didnt Hudson and Weaver go in the same way Mason did? They wouldve stopped Mason and saved Steiner
😅 True, they iven wount lose all their mens, but lets be honest
What would have been the funny thing on that?
Ok i do want to know this. Who helped mason during the time he was in rebirth island? Was it only he or was he with someone else? because if it was only him, that's very impressive for one man to kill most of the soldiers there guarding the lab. Because near the end if the game we know that reznov was not real and was in Mason's mind. Then who helped him get past and shoot all of the soldiers?
he was alone , he was hallucinating Reznov the whole time
So it was only him there right
That's very impressive for one man to kill all of the soldiers there
That is one man you don't want to meet. He may be in the same Level as John wick for crying out loud
7:24 was he waiting there the whole time
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Where did Mason get the soviet uniform?
In the base of kravchenko after to woods kill him
@@ELHIPPO We sure of that?
@@ELHIPPO The CIA may have used Mason to kill JFK, and how was that useful? If it had been questioned, the CIA could have claimed that Mason had been manipulated by the Russians, that he was a double agent. Now, this is half true and half false.
On the other hand, one thing has always disturbed me: on Renaissance Island, Mason is wearing a Soviet uniform when he shoots Steiner. Where did he get it? Was he hidden by the Russians in the submarine base, which would explain why the CIA lost track of him? How could he have disappeared into the wild like this?
Additionally, how did Mason get back to the United States after his escape from Vorkuta? The Soviets could easily have stopped the train he fled on. In my opinion, the Soviets faked his escape or at least facilitated it so that Mason would look credible upon his return to the CIA. They were certainly the only ones who had the means to reintroduce it into the United States without arousing suspicion.
Would the CIA really have brought Mason back into its ranks without asking more questions about him? Really?
Or the CIA knowingly let him return, and would have diverted the weapon that Mason had become of the Russians for their sole interests.
The question I nevertheless ask myself is the following: what would have been the interest of the CIA in having JFK killed?
@@ELHIPPO The CIA may have used Mason to do kill JFK, and how was that useful? If it had been questioned, the CIA could have claimed that Mason had been manipulated by the Russians, that he was a double agent. Now, this is half true and half false.
On the other hand, one thing has always disturbed me: on Renaissance Island, Mason is wearing a Soviet uniform when he shoots Steiner. Where did he get it? Was he hidden by the Russians in the submarine base, which would explain why the CIA lost track of him? How could he have disappeared into the wild like this?
Additionally, how did Mason get back to the United States after his escape from Vorkuta? The Soviets could easily have stopped the train he fled on. In my opinion, the Soviets faked his escape or at least facilitated it so that Mason would look credible upon his return to the CIA. They were certainly the only ones who had the means to reintroduce it into the United States without arousing suspicion.
Would the CIA really have brought Mason back into its ranks without asking more questions about him? Really?
Or the CIA knowingly let him return, and would have diverted the weapon that Mason had become of the Russians for their sole interests.
The question I nevertheless ask myself is the following: what would have been the interest of the CIA in having JFK killed?
@@ELHIPPO We also know that Kravchenko sent men to kill Clarke.
It is possible that he also sent Mason to kill Steiner if he knew that Reznov programmed Mason to kill him.