Review of Rushin' Ballet

. . . how to react when the Bully Boys attack We Little People. RUSHIN' BALLET has only become a more apt title for a brief Civics lesson since this piece was first released in the 1930s. History's most notorious thug already had risen to power by then in Germany, and spent years dancing with the "Russian Bear" in a joint quest for World Domination. Whether you call this a 'RUSHIN'" or "RUSSIAN" BALLET, the Rubicon was double-crossed, not unlike "Butch" and Woim" suiting up for reverse pirouettes against the "Our Gang" heroes. But the Little Rascals triumphantly lob tomatoes into the face of Evil, not unlike how the Cossacks and Tartars decimated the presumptuous Germans through their continuous bombardment during "The Siege of Stalingrad." Just as "Spanky" and "Porky" assume bullying roles in many other Our Gang episodes when the Woim's back is turned, Stalin was only too happy to resume his Russian Stomp Dance variations of his RUSHIN' BALLET version at the close of World War Two. Now in our Modern 21st Century America Herself has fallen under the sway of a RUSHIN' BALLET. Hopefully someone has a big supply of rotten tomatoes.