:25:01
in the schools. We hope to help
both teachers and students
:25:05
learn alternative ways
to deal with anger.
:25:09
- So you don't think our kids
say to themselves:
:25:12
"Well, gee, Dad goes off
:25:14
to the factory every day
and, you know,
:25:16
he built missiles." These
are weapons of mass destruction.
:25:20
What's the difference
between that mass destruction
:25:22
and the mass destruction
over at Columbine High School?
:25:26
- I guess I don't see
that connection,
:25:27
that specific connection,
because the missiles
:25:32
that you're talking about were
built and designed to defend us
:25:35
from somebody else who would be
aggressors against us.
:25:38
Societies and countries
and governments do things
:25:40
that annoy one another.
:25:42
But we have to learn
to deal with that annoyance
:25:46
or that anger or that
frustration in appropriate ways.
:25:49
We don't get irritated
with somebody
:25:51
and just 'cause we're mad
at them, uh,
:25:53
drop a bomb or shoot at them,
or fire a missile at them.
:25:59
[ What a Wonderful World
by Louis Armstrong ]
:26:01
1953: U.S. overthrows
Prime Minister Mossadeq of Iran.
:26:06
U.S. installs Shah as dictator.
:26:11
1954: U.S. overthrows
democratically-elected
President Arbenz of Guatemala.
:26:14
200,000 civilians killed.
:26:17
1963: U.S. backs assassination of
South Vietnamese President Diem.
:26:22
1963-1975: American military kills
4 million people in Southeast Asia.
:26:27
September 11, 1973:
U.S. stages coup in Chile.
:26:30
Democratically-elected President
Salvator Allende assassinated.
:26:33
Dictator Augusto Pinochet installed.
:26:37
5,000 Chileans murdered.
:26:40
1977: U.S. backs military rulers
of El Salvador.
:26:44
70,000 Salvadorans and
four American nuns killed.
:26:50
1980's: U.S. trains Osama bin Laden
and fellow terrorists to kill Soviets.
:26:55
CIA gives them $3 billion.
:26:58
1981: Reagan administration
trains and funds "contras".
30,000 Nicaraguans die.