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We believe, sir, that the Cold War
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has been caused by communist aggression
against the free world.
:36:05
I think we've heard that story before.
:36:08
You see, we trace your hostility
to the several divisions
:36:10
of Americans who fought us
on Russian soil immediately
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following our revolution in 1918.
:36:15
I know many Americans don't like
to remember the illegal
:36:17
attempt to invade our country
and change our government,
:36:20
but that is a fact of history,
and you have to take -
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May I have a moment, Mr. Secretary.
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Yes.
:36:28
Mr. Secretary,
I know there's something going on
:36:30
that you don't want to talk about,
:36:31
but the press corps is getting
damned suspicious
:36:33
with half the government shuttling
between the White House
:36:35
and the State Department
two and three times a day.
:36:37
I think you better tell all
the big wheels
:36:39
to get their limousines off the streets.
:36:40
I don't know what you're talking about,
:36:42
but thanks very much.
:36:43
Is American imperialism
which has stood between
:36:45
the natural friendship of
the common people of our nations.
:36:47
But we, Mr. Foreign Minister,
:36:49
remember the excesses of Stalin,
:36:50
recall the subjugation of Eastern Europe,
:36:52
and are reminded of
Chairman Khrushchev's provocative
:36:54
prophesy that you will attempt
to bury us.
:36:57
Mr. Secretary, you misunderstand.
:36:59
Capitalism will collapse
of its own violation.
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You see, to put it perfectly accurately,
:37:05
we believe that you will bury yourselves.
:37:12
Gentlemen, a blockade is a first step.
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If it succeeds, we've avoided war.
:37:17
If it fails, the other options
are still open to us.
:37:21
If we attack by air,
we kill Russian technicians.
:37:25
All right,
I'll go along on humanitarian grounds
:37:28
with giving Castro 24 hours notice
and then bombing.
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ntlemen, this country is supposed to stand for someth
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Is supposed to be a symbol
of morals and values and fair play.
:37:41
Now, how the hell will bombing
a tiny country into submission
:37:44
help establish us as a leader
in the free world,
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what kind of a victory would it be?
:37:49
Better than a defeat, I would say.
:37:51
Yes.
:37:53
And when the smoke clears,
:37:54
and the corpses are dragged
from the rubble,
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what do we answer when the world
asks why, where is your proof,