I've Seen This Movie Before
Now is a time for serious reflection, negotiation, seeking of meetings of minds, and dedicated efforts to diffuse what could be the overtures of World War III
By Mike Landry —— Bio and Archives--March 17, 2022
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A few days ago I watched the 2000 movie "Thirteen Days" about the Cuban missile crisis.
It was the third or fourth time I had seen it and given the current situation with Russia and some of the outlandish talk (assassinate Putin, use first-strike nuclear missiles) I thought Thirteen Days would be timely.
It was.
Thirteen Days is set in October, 1962, and dramatizes the agonizing decision-making of President John Kennedy, closely accompanied by his brother, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, and Kenneth O'Donnell, the president's political advisor.
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