CoCC sez...

pms laflame at mindspring.com
Sun Feb 28 13:25:11 PST 1999


I don't know. One of the points I take from the movie relates to an idea that's been a significant part of my meta-narrative for a long time, in my critique of capitalism, authority, that is that the psycohistory of the Big Cigars powers the crushing materialism of the masses. Besides, I just like seeing people who looked like those people, doing disgusting things, especially Kissinger. And I reveled in Watergate, just simple indulgence.

paula

WE'RE ALL BOZOS ON THIS BUS

At 12:36 PM 2/28/99 -0800, you wrote:
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>> Still thinking. Nixon was an incredible movie, wasn't it? Do we KNOW that
>> Mao said that stuff to Nixon about history being a symtom of their
>> sickness? Or did Oliver Stone make all that up?
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>> pms
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>As a doctrinaire cold-warrior I suspect Stone made it up. Mao had more
political
>tact than that. There was too much psychohistory and not enough
materialism in
>that movie.
>I can't remember but did Stone use the infamous Nixon speech where he said
>"Cambodia is the Nixon doctrine in its purest form." ?
>Sam Pawlett
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