This is a 2005 Sundance documentary winner. In 1961, outgoing President Eisenhower used his last address to the American people to warn them about the dangers of what he called the military-industrial complex. He explained why it was there in the first place - it was new then - and what it would likely become if it was allowed to. This film tells about the failure to acknowledge that warning and how it's changed our country forever. (John McCain is one of the people interviewed.)I do pick up my camera most every day (can't imagine what retirement would be like without my camera and PC to play with the pictures) and I get a great deal of enjoyment in working with it.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Why We Fight
This is a 2005 Sundance documentary winner. In 1961, outgoing President Eisenhower used his last address to the American people to warn them about the dangers of what he called the military-industrial complex. He explained why it was there in the first place - it was new then - and what it would likely become if it was allowed to. This film tells about the failure to acknowledge that warning and how it's changed our country forever. (John McCain is one of the people interviewed.)
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