The Syrian War And The Question Of An American Mutiny | Global Research - Centre for Research on Globalization
A recent press conference given by US Army General Mark Milley, the
present serving army chief of staff reminded me of the fictional
character played by Burt Lancaster in the 1964 movie ‘Seven Days in
May’. That film posited the scenario of James Scott (the Lancaster
character) as a Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who, disgruntled
about the serving president’s perceived weakness in seeking a treaty
with the Soviet Union, plots to overthrow the civilian government.
