Bill Moyers: LBJ's Path to War (1)

Bill Moyers considers a President's decision to escalate troop levels in a military conflict. Through LBJ's taped phone conversations and his own remembrances, Bill Moyers looks at Johnson's deliberations as he stepped up America's role in Vietnam. Explore a multimedia timeline.

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[StartLoving2]

From Sundrumify: "We like to think that each of us possesses freedom individually. We are thus reluctant to give up a part of that freedom in order to create an integrated society. Durkheim offers the opposite view. He argues that freedom is the social creation of the body politic and that each of us draws his or her individual liberty from that social body."

William Ouchi

[apollovesuvius]

thanks for uploading this, great program

[assfacedfucker]

Thank you for uploading this.

[Sundrumify]

"Cyclical thinking tolerates high levels of ambiguity and finds pathways of living in dark and unseemly places."

Frederic Hudson, the Adult Years

[Sundrumify]

"Cyclical implies going in circles, with the repetition of familiar patterns - night and day, the four seasons, birth and death. From this perspective, the purpose is to master the repetitive patterns in our ever changing experience. Cyclical thinking looks for human meaning in the ongoing flow of human experience, from world news to family events to personal concerns. It assumes that life can make good sense in good times and bad, in growth and decline, in the beginnings and endings.

[PNACATTACKdotCOM]

These are White House tapes. I have them :)

[PNACATTACKdotCOM]

Thanks :) I like my friend downloaded all Podcats from Bill Moyers Podcasts page :)

PS: I have not read that story yes - BUT there is National Security Archive Link where are official ducumntaries related to this issue - vietnam war