U.S. Foreign Policy in film, Missing

There has been some considerable debate about the U.S. government and their purposes in other countries. What comes out within the structure of this particular film is that what is good for the 'nation' is not always good for the 'people'. In this particular for instance, the good of the nation is the prevention of communism and Marxist regimes, especially in the Western hemisphere. The good of the 'people' was put to the test when Charles Horman found out too much and was silenced.

Historically, facts have shown that the American government

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Charles Horman, Alliance Afghanistan, Chilean Pinochet, Jack Lemmon, Birch Republican, Marxists Greece, , human rights,
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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page)

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