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(1) SCROLL LITE. I’m spending Christmas with my brother and his wife today, so this will be a short edition of the Scroll. I wish a happy holiday season to all of you! (2) ‘TIL NEXT YEAR. Santa’s finished his rounds and can relax at his favorite intergalactic watering hole. (An Emsh cover for Galaxy
Here's a list of the best war movies of all time.
Part of that speech is played over the ending of Thirteen Days: "What kind of a peace do we seek? I am talking about genuine peace, the kind of peace that makes
Exchanging Sixty Days for Seven Days In May Published: 4/7/2021 11:03:33 AM In 1962 Fletcher Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II book, “Seven Days in May” debuted and went on to critical acclaim as a book and a movie. The premise of that book is similar to John P. O’Rourke’s contentions featured in the My Turn Opinion Page of Wednesday, March 31. The book’s plot centers on the discovery of a hawkish general’s coup plot a.k.a. “take appropriate action” to remove a pro-nuclear disbarment-minded president. Mr. O’Rourke opens his piece by categorizing former President Trump’s past...
President Frazier (R) saved America and the world when he avoided World War Three; he agreed to a partition of Iran. In so doing, he ensured that he would never be elected to anything again. His replacement, President Lyman (D) has done his best to make America forget all about Frazier’s ignominious end. In just two years, Lyman has forced through ratification of a global nuclear armament treaty, alienated the military by denying them a much-needed pay raise, and allowed a civilian-defence-worker strike to drag on and on. Many Americans regard the treaty as treasonous; loss of military conf...