Scowling at his kindred general, Omar Bradley answers wryly

history channel documentary hd "Scowling at his kindred general, Omar Bradley answers wryly, 'Thank you for your intelligent remark, Bill. Obviously, perhaps that would not be a terrible thought. All things considered, the best approach to win a nuclear war is to make certain it never begins. As I expressed before tonight, we know more about slaughtering than we think about living. Give me a chance to include, we have gotten a handle on the puzzle of the iota and rejected the Sermon on the Mount.'"

"'Very right, General Bradley,' says Einstein. 'The arrival of molecule force has changed everything with the exception of our mindset... The answer for this issue lies in the heart of humankind. On the off chance that lone I had known, I ought to have turned into a watchmaker.'"

"JFK reacts, 'The utilization of the nuclear bomb was not your flaw, Professor Einstein. As it was in the 1940s, the 1960s, and past, the fundamental issues confronting the world today are not defenseless to a military arrangement.'"

"'Furthermore, this is particularly valid, President Kennedy, when talking about such goals as freedom and vote based system,' includes Gandhi. 'Freedom and majority rules system turn out to be unholy when their hands are colored red with pure blood.'"

"'Well put, Mr. Gandhi,' grins Kennedy favorably. 'Notwithstanding, let me keep on saying this about that: The influx without bounds is not the victory of the world by a solitary closed minded statement of faith yet the freedom of the differing energies of free countries and free men.'"