Comment of the day: Screenplays being shopped before OBL cools to room temp
So avers the reliable Jim Gourley, and I agree with his harsh assessment of the celebrification of Special Ops: "Everything is out of the closet. People hardly knew anything about the OSS during WWII. These days the script to Zero Dark Thirty is finished before Osama’s body is cold." Time to move the SEALs out ...
So avers the reliable Jim Gourley, and I agree with his harsh assessment of the celebrification of Special Ops: "Everything is out of the closet. People hardly knew anything about the OSS during WWII. These days the script to Zero Dark Thirty is finished before Osama's body is cold."
So avers the reliable Jim Gourley, and I agree with his harsh assessment of the celebrification of Special Ops: "Everything is out of the closet. People hardly knew anything about the OSS during WWII. These days the script to Zero Dark Thirty is finished before Osama’s body is cold."
Time to move the SEALs out of California to someplace like Biloxi?
Thomas E. Ricks is a former contributing editor to Foreign Policy. Twitter: @tomricks1
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