While trying to get a copy of "Waco: R.O.E." from the local Blockbuster (it's always checked out), I came across another pretty good movie: "The Thanks of a Grateful Nation"
It had to do with the Gov't coverup involved with the Gulf War Syndrome. Much of it is dramatized, granted, and rather emotional, but it drives its point home powerfully. And, it is backed up research and interviews (which appear periodically throughout the movie--from Gulf War vets to their families to military leaders and members of Congress).
The conclusion it reaches is quite shocking, for those of us who are still pretty ignorant about "Gulf War Syndrome," and why there was a cover-up.
jth
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Don't give me a "smarter" gun.
Make me a smarter shooter
[This message has been edited by Ulfilas (edited January 26, 2000).]
It had to do with the Gov't coverup involved with the Gulf War Syndrome. Much of it is dramatized, granted, and rather emotional, but it drives its point home powerfully. And, it is backed up research and interviews (which appear periodically throughout the movie--from Gulf War vets to their families to military leaders and members of Congress).
The conclusion it reaches is quite shocking, for those of us who are still pretty ignorant about "Gulf War Syndrome," and why there was a cover-up.
jth
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Don't give me a "smarter" gun.
Make me a smarter shooter
[This message has been edited by Ulfilas (edited January 26, 2000).]