Rick Perry: Uniting the Really Far Right and the Really, Really Far Right

Great Post! When you get a chance, please see my article on how JFK responded to the "Slick Rick" Perry's of his time - right-wing fanatics in the military linked to religious extremists­, uber-hawk politician­s like Goldwater, militants in Texas and those advocating a nuclear first strike against the Soviets. http://ope­­n.salon.c­o­m/blog/r­on­robinso­n/2­011/08­/15/­exair­force­_cap­t_rick­_pe­rry_oba­ma­_not_res­p­ected_by_­­military



Kennedy supported making the film "Seven Days in May" to expose them. In fact, ex-Air Force Captain, Rick "Black Cloud" Perry eerily resembles Air Force General James Matoon Scott, played by Burt Lancaster in the movie, who also made political "revival" speech in a stadium filled with right-wing zealots supporting his charge that the President was nation's "greatest threat" and that country needed somebody that "loved America" like General Scott (who was also plotting a coup).



I include clips from the film including interview with Kennedy's press secretary who describes the far right-wing threat, which he says is always close at hand. Incredibly insightful­.
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