Funny, and I can understand why this guy is upset. I just wish we’d start giving the nations these poor folks come from proper incentives to make their countries a better place to live for their own people. And stop selling them arms.
“This is Taking liberties and is about the evil tony blair. Now you will see what he has done to us and the UK. This is in eleven parts because, it is a long documentary film.
This is a good documentary but there may be some bits that your not intrested in. Just ignore them parts if you want.
The last two parts are even shorter because it would be silly to have a video for a few seconds.
for more information, see here http://www.noliberties.com/ [link above - Ed.] and there is a forum there as well.” – Thanks FightForYourFreedom
This makes me very angry. Angry as hell. Make your support for these issues and true journalism known, buy the DVD and e-mail a Lord or your MP. Get active!
“A documentary which traces how crucial mistakes made by the West helped lead to the unnecessary breakup of Yugoslavia in 1991, culminating in the devastating NATO bombing campaign in 1999”
I don’t support anyone or anything unless I think it is going to assist the world’s poor, hinder the world arms trade, expose liars and corrupt politicians and despots, promote peace and creative harmony among the world’s people. This post is in support of Naomi Klein’s critically acclaimed new book “The Shock Doctrine (The Rise Of Disaster Capitalism)”. Ignore the glitzy marketing, think of the information and the new generations that will gain access to it because of it -Ed.
“When I finished The Shock Doctrine, I sent it to Alfonso Cuarón because I adore his films and felt that the future he created for Children of Men was very close to the present I was seeing in disaster zones. I was hoping he would send me a quote for the book jacket and instead he pulled together this amazing team of artists — including Jonás Cuarón who directed and edited — to make The Shock Doctrine short film. It was one of those blessed projects where everything felt fated.” – Naomi Klein
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