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To: Jeff Head
For me, the movie was a clarification of the sequence and timeline of events.

No longer have to wonder how our current president and wannabe president will respond to that fateful phone call at 3 in the morning. Hell, they could not even answer the phone at 3 in the afternoon.

The "most transparent president and administration" refuses to say where he was at during this period. Obviously with someone/somewhere that would be more damaging if known than refusing to answer.

It was obvious the contractors felt they were betrayed by someone high in the administration when during the mop up, it was wondered aloud "how the hell did they (insurgents) get they exact coordinates for their mortar fire?" Very relevant question considering almost all US military commanders had no idea this compound even existed till calls for help went out.

Best take-away line for me . . . "Did anybody on our side ever answer the phone?"

Come on folks, give it a break about the crude language. Most appropriate when the character Sonjia was asked about her authority to request help. Anything less than crude language from her would have been meaningless.

Many funny lines/statements of obvious truth throughout.

19 posted on 02/08/2016 7:15:57 AM PST by saywhatagain
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To: saywhatagain; Jeff Head

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>> “Did anybody on our side ever answer the phone?” <<

Are Obama, Clinton & co. on ‘our’ side?

How many members of congress are on our side?

Few, I suspect.


22 posted on 02/08/2016 4:39:57 PM PST by editor-surveyor (Freepers: Not as smart as I'd hoped they'd be)
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