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To: ifinnegan
What’s the last thing the narrator says? That the incident shows the need not for the bonus but for a new American system.

I noted that, too. Makes me wonder who put this film together and to what purpose. There is far more to this tale than this 7 minute film cares to share.

3 posted on 01/11/2014 5:36:32 PM PST by Robwin
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To: Robwin; ifinnegan
What’s the last thing the narrator says?

Yeah, the bias is apparent.

What is the first thing the narrator says? That the vets would be paid "sometime in the future." Suggesting the bonus was based on a very iffy, uncertain sort of deal; that the vets were being played. In fact, the redemption was to be on a date certain in 1945.

Of course, many vets were flat broke and desperate and assembled in an effort to convince the government to grant relief…a man has to do what a man has to do. Undoubtedly, there were agitators with a different agenda. And that may be an important lesson for today’s circumstances.

Go Colts!

55 posted on 01/11/2014 6:39:57 PM PST by frog in a pot ("To each according to his need..." -from a guy who never had a real job and couldn't feed his family)
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