“There is no sympathy here for adults who cannot absorb perspective and who relish propaganda like a fine wine. However, I am worried about the kids. Mouth-foaming liberal teachers are legion in this country and some parents live in panic mode round the clock. Tough on the urchins.”
(Bill O’Reilly) In 1962, a movie called “Panic in the Year Zero” scared the buttered popcorn out of me, a preteen who loved scary stuff.
The film starred Ray Milland and teen idol Frankie Avalon and chronicled a Los Angeles family trying to survive two hydrogen bombs being dropped on California…. Continue reading