MOVIE EXECUTIVE ACTION
Today (2002) as I was reading the article:
Snipers are army's invisible killers (independent, smart, they do whatever is needed to ensure they kill their target - usually the commanding officer), Globe & Mail, Mar 8, 2002,
I was reminded of the movie EXECUTIVE ACTION, and am taking this opportunity to give a movie review and suggest people rent the video.
Executive Action, 1973
starring Burt Lancaster
scripted from the book RUSH TO JUDGEMENT by Mark Lane
first film to challenge the Warren Commission's "lone gunman" theory
In the 1973 movie EXECUTIVE ACTION - special forces lingo for ASSASSINATION OF LEADER - snipers played a starring role. We were taken "behind the scenes" and shown how snipers are chosen, how their mission is explained, how they are trained, and how they ultimately carry out their assignment. Regrettably the leader these particular snipers were contracted to kill was the much beloved President John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
The movie chillingly lays out a scenario that is so accurate in its details as to leave little doubt that it is a true portrayal. In it you'll see actual coverage of JFK, Lee Harvey Oswald and all the other main players. One of the actors looks identical to Henry Kissinger. At the end of this movie a person knows everything they need to know about the JFK Assassination except the actual names of the "puppet masters" pulling all the strings. But that the puppetmasters exist is blatantly exposed.
To quote one reviewer:
"They are members of an oligarchy of unlimited political and financial resources - a brotherhood of world power."
"The film grimly conveys where 'Power on Earth' is and for what this power is employed."
In EXECUTIVE ACTION the decision-makers behind the assassination of JFK are portrayed on a par with the way Orwell described them in 1984.*
Here's what other viewers had to say:
"Executive Action forces you to consider the evidence for a conspiracy and, even if you're a skeptic, by the end of this film, you have to admit that there is a great deal of credible, if circumstancial, evidence to support the idea of a conspiracy."
"Executive Action is powerfully persuasive. Every effort has been made to maintain a sense of realism."
"If any film could convince me to reexamine my disbelief, it would have to be Executive Action."
Rent EXECUTIVE ACTION this weekend. Putting pieces of the puzzle together in the JFK assassination is good practice for people trying to figure out who we're up against now, thirty-nine years later. Some of those guys are still around. ~ Jackie Jura ~
Reader is desperate to see the JFK assassination movie "Executive Action"
*Go to theme 35.The Brotherhood
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Jackie Jura
~ an independent researcher monitoring local, national and international events ~
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