:33:04
- Surely not together.
- Why not?
:33:07
King Awad uses the word of God.
And you, sir, use...
:33:11
Yes?
:33:15
Terrorism.
:33:18
To you, what is terrorism?
:33:23
Innocent victims, political murders.
:33:27
Like the Belgians used in the Congo.
:33:31
Like the French in Algeria.
:33:33
The Japanese in Manchuria.
:33:36
Like the British
against the Americans.
:33:39
Like the Irish against the British.
:33:41
Like Mussolini against Ethiopia.
:33:45
Like Hitler used against the Jews.
:33:47
Like the Jews used against us.
:33:50
Like the Americans
used a bomb in Hiroshima.
:33:57
You mean terrorism like that?
:34:02
Two atom bombs...
:34:07
...each strapped in a suitcase.
:34:13
Each an easily made,
functional bomb.
:34:15
And each is a 10-kiloton weapon...
:34:21
...with a destructive force,
Mr. President...
:34:24
...greater than the Hiroshima bomb.
:34:30
Primary targets,
Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
:34:33
- Do the Israelis know?
- Doubtful.
:34:35
- Because if they did...
- Atomic war.
:34:37
Mr. President, press the button
on that little black box...
:34:40
...nothing personal,
and in 30 minutes, whammo.
:34:43
No more commies, no more Arabs,
no more oil crisis.
:34:46
No more anything.
:34:47
Get King Awad.
He'll crack down on that lunatic.
:34:50
- What are you doing?
- He bought the bombs.
:34:52
- He who? Not King Awad?
- Yes, sir.
:34:54
- And he's giving them to...?
- Yes.
:34:56
Why?
:34:58
Voices in the desert told him to.