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Brother Kennedy! ! Showdown! Shameless American Emperor
Dakota 2021-12-23 08:01:18
8 stars. . . After all, it is still more discrediting that the Soviet Union put the U.S. emperor on the passive side. Films that involve the United States and the Soviet Union against the U.S. Empire basically have this effect. On the surface, it seems that the U.S. imperialism is passive, and the Soviet Union is a strong and active crisis maker. However, some films will reveal some information. In fact, the Soviet Union is passive. . It depends on whether you can feel it. This film is of this kind. . The Kennedy brothers were executed by the American imperialist power because they were upright, great and peace-loving. . . This conflicts with the principles of American imperialism. . . In the film, you can see how shameless and cunning these beasts are. . . And how helpless the Kennedy brothers are. . . Dedicated to the great Kennedy brothers for avoiding the destruction of the world by the American emperor
Extended Reading
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Ward 2021-12-23 08:01:18
It’s hard to see how the assistant to the president played by Costner played a key role in the entire incident, and since the film has brought real heavyweights such as the US President, Vice President, Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, etc. directly on stage. Singing, and everyone has a lot of drama, why not make up a character who is not very important and plays no key role as the protagonist?
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Crystel 2021-12-23 08:01:18
The 13 days closest to total destruction in human history
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General Curtis Lemay: Mr. President, you give me the order right now, my planes will be ready to carry out the air strikes in three days time. All you gotta do is say "go," and my boys will get those Red bastards.
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Robert F. Kennedy: Jack, I'm as conniving as they come, but a sneak attack is just wrong.
Kenny O'Donnell: Listen, things are happening too fast - I mean, this is starting to smell like the Bay of Pigs all over again.
President Kennedy: Well, tonight, listening to Taylor and Acheson, I kept seeing Lemnitzer and Dulles, telling me all I had to do was sign on the dotted line, and the invasion would succeed, and Castro -
[pauses in a wave of pain and sits down]
President Kennedy: - and Castro would be gone, just, easy, just like that.