:36:00
Be careful with that word, Tom.
:36:03
This is Admiral Bates speaking.
Tell us why you're doing this.
:36:07
Hi, Admiral!
:36:08
Six months ago, Tom Breaker
canceled Operation Cleopatra.
:36:12
Shortly thereafter, two young men
from Langley tried to cancel me.
:36:18
Didn't you receive
each man's forefinger in the mail?
:36:25
Yes.
:36:26
Did you expect us
to wait for you to try again?
:36:30
I know things are a little. . .
:36:33
-. . .chaotic for you right now.
-Chaotic!
:36:36
Wake up!
:36:39
You and I know that chaos and
bedlam are consuming the entire world.
:36:44
UV rays are only the beginning.
We have an inch of topsoil left.
:36:48
Topsoil?
:36:49
Sexually transmitted diseases,
depletion of the gene pool.
:36:54
It adds up to oblivion.
:36:55
Governments will fall.
Anarchies will reign.
:36:58
It's a brave new world.
:37:01
What are you planning to do?
:37:03
Do you realize that whatever I do
is inevitable? Can we agree on that?
:37:09
Not necessarily.
:37:10
There you go.
:37:12
You can't argue with me
or negotiate or attempt a ploy.
:37:16
You have to reconsider your philosophy.
:37:19
All right, I'm sorry.
Whatever you decide to do is inevitable.
:37:23
Look at my life.
:37:24
The life you tried to take.
There was Annapolis, Vietnam, so on.
:37:29
I missed the 60s,
and I believe if I had been there. . .
:37:32
. . .to contribute,
everything would've been fine.
:37:35
Bill, if this is about
reliving the 60s, you can forget it.
:37:40
The movement is dead.
:37:41
Hence the name.
:37:43
It moves a certain distance,
then it stops.
:37:46
Revolution gets its name by always
coming back around in your face.
:37:50
You tried to kill me,
you son of a bitch.
:37:53
So welcome to the revolution.
:37:56
There's more to follow.
I'll stay in touch.