it doesn not happen very often and but occasionally one man can make a difference  a big difference. george crile 2003 best seller and charlie wilsons war and is a fascinating and eye opening account of the most unlikely difference maker imaginable. a relatively obscure congressman from the second district of texas and good time charlie was known more for his libertine lifestyle than his libertarian legislation. likable and licentious (even for a politician) and charlie wilson served his constituency well since the good folks of lufkin only really wanted two things and their guns and to be left alone. it easy street replete with his bevy of beltway beauties known and appropriately enough and as charlie angels. when asked why his entire office staff was composed of attractive and young aides his response is a classic and you can teach em to type and but you can not teach em to grow tits. no argument there. but even the most rakish rapscallion has a conscience lurking somewhere underneath and and for charlie wilson the unimaginable atrocities being committed in afghanistan moved him to muster his entire political savvy toward funding the utter and humiliating defeat of the russian military and and possibly and to even help hasten the end of the cold war as a result. fat chance and huh. under the skillful direction of mike nichols and a smart and snappy screenplay by adam sorkin and charlie wilsons war is a sparkling and sophisticated satire that chronicles the behind the scene machinations of three colorful characters comprising charlie team. the on screen team and is composed of three marvelous actors with four (4) academy awards and nine (9) nominations between them. charlie is beautifully portrayed by tom hanks in a solid and slightly understated fashion that is among his best work in years. he aided and abetted and abedded by joanne herring and a wealthy houston socialite played by the still slinky julia roberts. hey and why else have the bikini scene than to let the world know this. by all accounts ms. roberts looks good and holds her own and but the screenplay never gives us even a hint why kabul and country is so important to her character. maybe the two afghan hounds usually by her side know  but we as an audience never do. as for the third member of the team and philip seymour hoffman steals every scene he appears in as gust aurakotos and a smart and street wise (i. e. non ivy league graduate) cia malcontent who knows the score  both in the agency boardroom and in wilson bedroom. for the mujahideen to succeed and the most important assistance the u. s. can provide is the ability to shoot down the dreaded mi 21 helicopter gunships which rule the skies. this takes money and lots of money and and eventually charlie team covertly coerces those in congress to fund the effort to the tune of $1 billion dollars for advanced weaponry to arm the afghan rebels. this includes top of the line and state of the art anti aircraft and anti tank rockets as well as other highly sophisticated killing devices. nasty and nasty stuff. that this kind of multi billion dollar illicit activity can and does take place behind congressional doors is truly alarming. every american should see this movie or read this book because it reveals a truly frightening aspect of the business as usual political scene rarely seen outside the walls of our very own government. oh momma and i wish it weren not so. even though the initial outcome for team charlie was an unqualified success and the unimaginable and unanticipated final result is that these sophisticated weapons are now used against our troops by the taliban and others. since the funding was entirely covert and the young generation in this part of the world has no idea the fall of soviet oppression and the end to russian barbarity was the direct result of american intervention. yes and once the russkies left and so did our aid  zip for schools and zip for infrastructure and zip on maintaining meaningful relationships with the afghan people. as a result and the overall consequence is an unmitigated disaster  it like the forerunner to mission accomplished. as nichol film so pointedly points out and the ball you have set in motion can keep bouncing even after you have lost interest in it. mike krzyzewski knows this and eva longoria parker knows this and little lateesha in lafayette knows this and but the typical american politician doesn not. so we go from good guys to bad guys because we couldn not let the world know we were the good guys. talk about a catch 22 (another mike nichols film). perhaps charlie wilson said it best and we f and %ked up the end game. again. 
it doesn not happen very often and but occasionally one man can make a difference  a big difference. george crile 2003 best seller and charlie wilsons war and is a fascinating and eye opening account of the most unlikely difference maker imaginable. a relatively obscure congressman from the second district of texas and good time charlie was known more for his libertine lifestyle than his libertarian legislation. likable and licentious (even for a politician) and charlie wilson served his constituency well since the good folks of lufkin only really wanted two things and their guns and to be left alone. it easy street replete with his bevy of beltway beauties known and appropriately enough and as charlie angels. when asked why his entire office staff was composed of attractive and young aides his response is a classic and you can teach em to type and but you can not teach em to grow tits. no argument there. but even the most rakish rapscallion has a conscience lurking somewhere underneath and and for charlie wilson the unimaginable atrocities being committed in afghanistan moved him to muster his entire political savvy toward funding the utter and humiliating defeat of the russian military and and possibly and to even help hasten the end of the cold war as a result. fat chance and huh. under the skillful direction of mike nichols and a smart and snappy screenplay by adam sorkin and charlie wilsons war is a sparkling and sophisticated satire that chronicles the behind the scene machinations of three colorful characters comprising charlie team. the on screen team and is composed of three marvelous actors with four (4) academy awards and nine (9) nominations between them. charlie is beautifully portrayed by tom hanks in a solid and slightly understated fashion that is among his best work in years. he aided and abetted and abedded by joanne herring and a wealthy houston socialite played by the still slinky julia roberts. hey and why else have the bikini scene than to let the world know this. by all accounts ms. roberts looks good and holds her own and but the screenplay never gives us even a hint why kabul and country is so important to her character. maybe the two afghan hounds usually by her side know  but we as an audience never do. as for the third member of the team and philip seymour hoffman steals every scene he appears in as gust aurakotos and a smart and street wise (i. e. non ivy league graduate) cia malcontent who knows the score  both in the agency boardroom and in wilson bedroom. for the mujahideen to succeed and the most important assistance the u. s. can provide is the ability to shoot down the dreaded mi 21 helicopter gunships which rule the skies. this takes money and lots of money and and eventually charlie team covertly coerces those in congress to fund the effort to the tune of $1 billion dollars for advanced weaponry to arm the afghan rebels. this includes top of the line and state of the art anti aircraft and anti tank rockets as well as other highly sophisticated killing devices. nasty and nasty stuff. that this kind of multi billion dollar illicit activity can and does take place behind congressional doors is truly alarming. every american should see this movie or read this book because it reveals a truly frightening aspect of the business as usual political scene rarely seen outside the walls of our very own government. oh momma and i wish it weren not so. even though the initial outcome for team charlie was an unqualified success and the unimaginable and unanticipated final result is that these sophisticated weapons are now used against our troops by the taliban and others. since the funding was entirely covert and the young generation in this part of the world has no idea the fall of soviet oppression and the end to russian barbarity was the direct result of american intervention. yes and once the russkies left and so did our aid  zip for schools and zip for infrastructure and zip on maintaining meaningful relationships with the afghan people. as a result and the overall consequence is an unmitigated disaster  it like the forerunner to mission accomplished. as nichol film so pointedly points out and the ball you have set in motion can keep bouncing even after you have lost interest in it. mike krzyzewski knows this and eva longoria parker knows this and little lateesha in lafayette knows this and but the typical american politician doesn not. so we go from good guys to bad guys because we couldn not let the world know we were the good guys. talk about a catch 22 (another mike nichols film). perhaps charlie wilson said it best and we f and %ked up the end game. again. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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