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The Oscar-winning Screenwriter Foresaw Occupy Wall Street Peter Finch in his Oscar-winning role as Howard Beale, telling his audience to get "mad as hell." While strict ideological Leftists observing the explosion of petulance, incoherence and stagnation known as Occupy Wall Street look for something to hail as a rekindling of former Leftist movements, which, though they too failed, had “an energy” about them, rational witnesses see th…
… strategy to remove radical Muslim references from our national security strategy document. He said “Do you want to think about the US as a nation that fights terrorism or a nation you want to do business with?” Peter Feaver, a Duke University political scientist and former Bush adviser disagrees: “It doesn’t appear to have created much in the way of strategic benefit. Obama risks seeming to adopt politically correct rh…
…lions and lit up like candles on the Piazza. Subsequently there was a rebellion, which prompted a cowardly retreat into the arms of his assassins. Below is the vocal display which no doubt inspired insurrection. The brilliant Peter Ustinov portrays the effete villain. Dirty Harry, 1971. Dirty Harry corners Scorpio. A punk makes his day. Those are some of my favorites. What are yours? …
…orld of organized crime. The show maintained grittiness with much of action done at night and the set darkness added to the atmosphere. What drove the show were the bad guys, who often played by some famous actors including Peter Falk and Robert Redford. While Stack played his role straight and no nonsense, the bad guys showed more nuance personalities than the heroes. In one episode, Harry Guardino plays a criminal who was ordered to kill his…
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