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We just saw Bridges at Toko-Ri last night.

This movie should be required viewing by all Americans. The war against the communists in Korea has never ended, and the war has been brought to America through the infiltration of our government and our schools by the very communist ideas we fought. There was a scene in the movie where the Admiral discusses the American people. He said something to the effect that they didn't know what was happening in Korea because they were too content, too comfortable. The Admiral knew that the world as we knew it then was in grave danger.

Again, America is too content and too comfortable. Most Americans do not know that their world is changing much for the worse. Every time the UN or one of its directorates holds a global conference on human rights, social development, the environment, the International Criminal Court, they are consolidating their plan to become THE WORLD GOVERNMENT. The American people do not know that the forces we were fighting in Korea are the forces behind the move toward global government.

Yes, we need some of the men depicted in this movie now. We need men of the caliber that made the Admiral remark:

"Where do we get such men? They leave this ship and they do their job; then they must find this speck, lost somewhere on the sea, and when they have found it they have to land on its pitching deck. Where do we get such men?"

Do we still have such men in America? Will they stand and fight the insidious?