Afghanistan Revealed

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• Posted 06/23/10 by RENZE
  the US is only interested its Foreign policy. It will even sell out its true allies like Israel. It has done s since WWII and suffered the consequences. A warring nation is only as strong as its weapos technology. Let's not forget that The US military might was defeated in VietNam by the lowly bicycle and the discipline of the enemy. The Holy trinity called the United States will hand its enemies the rope to hang herself from. Without allies it's only a matter of time. Afghanistan is not the first ally that has been betrayed. Any country that gets ivolved with US foreign policy will find out at one time or another and so will the people of these United States themselves. We will be sold to the highest bidder in the interest of American Foreign Policy. History will repeat itself. The Afghan people are not stupid. As long as they are not running out of manpower. They have endured invasions for many centuries. Mahmud was a true hero to his people.
• Posted 05/07/09 by Mark White
  The documentary is a typical work of left-of-center journalist. Reagan "walked away from Afghanistan" when the cold war ended. The cold war did not end because of anything Reagan did, but "because these brave afghan's defeated the Soviets". Then, completely skipping over the eight years of the Clinton Administration and ignoring the growing terrorist threat from the Taliban running Afghanistan, "Bush was warned about the great risk to America" in April, before the September 11th attacks. Although this docu-drama was obviously well funded and put together professionally, it reflects a hard-left editorial bias as is typical of this generation's "journalists".
• Posted 09/11/08 by from the times
  "This program offers an intimate look at a country with a punishing geography, archaic society, and a landscape already worn-torn." --The New York Times Take 1 hour of your day for a lifetime of enlightenment. We need to be aware. www.rockthevote.org
• Posted 09/10/08 by Derrick
  I saw this before and bought this on DVD from Amazon. The description is spot on: "a vivid portrait of the tumultuous country that is no longer accessible to journalists and filmmakers." There are interviews with the Taliban, refugees, and "ordinary" people in an extraordinary world. Before the election, take a look at what one single day has done to our country and theres.