Robert S. McNamara, former Secretary of Defense and former President of the World Bank reminisces with host Harry Kreisler about public service, the War in Vietnam, znc the dangers of the superpowe...
Robert S. McNamara, former Secretary of Defense and former President of the World Bank reminisces with host Harry Kreisler about public service, the War in Vietnam, znc the dangers of the superpower confrontation during the Cold War. Series: Conversations with History [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 7131]
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I was at an oil industry conference ten years ago where mcnamara was speaking and this guy knew more about the industry than most of the people in the room. I was not alive during vietnam or the crazy 60's but I believe if Kennedy left McNamara at Ford he would have been the greatest CEO in history.
B.This NEVER NEVER NEVER can do good to Americans who are too innocent to put an end to the self-defeating strategy of military violence as the sole driver of economic stability. Scrap Stanford, Harvard and similar moron pseudo economists.
Capitalism/ communism, dictatorship / democracy, human rights/ unjust governance, ... these and other national issues are internationalizes by the successive US govt's as a pretext for massive American military engagement to keep American weapons producers and armed forces busy, as economic strategy. .
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One who can realised his own mistake and make changes.
One who is able to speak up his mind ....
Rest in peace Robert.