I'm pretty sure the influence of the band - Alice in Chains stemmed from the former lead singer's family member - who was in or possibly killed during Vietnam or WW2 (been a while, so I don't remember the fine details)

So the outcome was victorious from which they wrote of, even though they focused on the warrior side of the battle.

The USA and Russia were the superpowers, and we gave them europe, or they wouldn't have been our enemies during the cold war, they'd be USEU citizens. man what a disaster.

So yeah USA saved the world and got burned. Dunno why they used Russia if there is a connection to the band's focus if it stems from Vietnam. I may look it up later..

that wasn't on topic anyway. and replied about the American flag getting the flame thrower behind it - being portrayed with an American band which was focused almost exclusively on drugs and war. Maybe they should have put a bald eagle doing the phoenix rising from the ashes in the background, or a grim reaper walking through mass graves with a american flag instead of a scythe. oh wait, it's probably gonna be done any second now. lol