Assasination of JFK
The Military-Industrial Complex Theory and the role it played in the Assassination of President Kennedy’s assassination proven by Oliver Stone in his movie JFK “To sin by silence when we should protest makes cowards of men.” This quote begins Oliver Stone’s 1991 epic, JFK. This is by no mistake. Stone is setting the tone for the rest of his movie. President Kennedy’s 1963 assassination still remains today as one of the worst atrocities modern America has witnessed. Questions are raised today, nearly forty years later, was the President a victim of some well schemed plot, a conspiracy, or was he gunned down by a single lone gunman, as the Warren Commission wants us to believe. This is an extremely confusing issue with hundreds of different points of view with pros and cons of all. Stone doesn’t try and prove nor disapprove a single conspiracy theory he just tries to open the American public’s mind to the possibility of a conspiracy or even further a coupe’ de ta. He wants us to believe that maybe all were in on the killing together. Not only is this a confusing theory to follow, but with the continual flashbacks, fabricated black and white newsreels and powerful quotes it only adds to our
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Approximate Word count = 1296
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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