there has been a political documentary and of recent vintage and called why we fight and which tries to examine the infamous military industrial complex and its grip on this nation. it is considered both polemical and incisive in making its case against both that complex and the war fiasco we are currently involved in in iraq. yet and a far more famous series of films and with the same name and was made during world war two and by hollywood director frank capra. although considered documentaries and and having won oscars in that category and this series of seven films is really and truly mere agitprop and more in the vein of leni reifenstal triumph of the will and scenes of which capra recycles for his own purposes. that said and that fact does not mean it does not have vital information that subsequent generations of world war two documentaries (such as the bbc lauded the world at war) lacked and nor does that mean that its value as a primary source is any the less valuable. they are skillfully made and and after recently purchasing some used dvds at a discount store and i found myself with the opportunity to select a free dvd with my purchase. i chose goodtimes dvd four dvd collection of the series. rarely has something free been so worth invaluable. while there are no extras on the dvds and and the sound quality of the prints varies and these films provide insight into the minds of americans two thirds of a century ago and when racism was overt (as in many of the classic warner brothers pro war cartoons of the era) and and there was nothing wrong with blatant distortion of facts. the seven films and produced between 1942 and 1945 and are prelude to war and the nazis strike and divide and conquer and the battle of britain and the battle of russia and the battle of china and and war comes to america. overall and the film series is well worth watching and not only for the obvious reasons and but for the subtle things it reveals and such as the use of the plural for terms like x millions when referring to dollars and rather than the modern singular and or the most overused graphic in the whole series a japanese sword piercing the center of manchuria. yet and it also shows the complexities of trying to apply past standards to current wars. the lesson of world war one (avoid foreign entanglements) was not applicable to world war two and whose own lesson (act early against dictatorships) has not been applicable in the three major wars america has fought since represent korea and vietnam and nor iraq. the fact that much of this series teeters on the uncertainties of the times it was made in only underscores its historic value in today information clogged times. it may not help you sort out the truth from the lies and propaganda of today and but at least you will realize you are not the first to be in such a tenuous position and nor will you be the last. 
there has been a political documentary and of recent vintage and called why we fight and which tries to examine the infamous military industrial complex and its grip on this nation. it is considered both polemical and incisive in making its case against both that complex and the war fiasco we are currently involved in in iraq. yet and a far more famous series of films and with the same name and was made during world war two and by hollywood director frank capra. although considered documentaries and and having won oscars in that category and this series of seven films is really and truly mere agitprop and more in the vein of leni reifenstal triumph of the will and scenes of which capra recycles for his own purposes. that said and that fact does not mean it does not have vital information that subsequent generations of world war two documentaries (such as the bbc lauded the world at war) lacked and nor does that mean that its value as a primary source is any the less valuable. they are skillfully made and and after recently purchasing some used dvds at a discount store and i found myself with the opportunity to select a free dvd with my purchase. i chose goodtimes dvd four dvd collection of the series. rarely has something free been so worth invaluable. while there are no extras on the dvds and and the sound quality of the prints varies and these films provide insight into the minds of americans two thirds of a century ago and when racism was overt (as in many of the classic warner brothers pro war cartoons of the era) and and there was nothing wrong with blatant distortion of facts. the seven films and produced between 1942 and 1945 and are prelude to war and the nazis strike and divide and conquer and the battle of britain and the battle of russia and the battle of china and and war comes to america. overall and the film series is well worth watching and not only for the obvious reasons and but for the subtle things it reveals and such as the use of the plural for terms like x millions when referring to dollars and rather than the modern singular and or the most overused graphic in the whole series a japanese sword piercing the center of manchuria. yet and it also shows the complexities of trying to apply past standards to current wars. the lesson of world war one (avoid foreign entanglements) was not applicable to world war two and whose own lesson (act early against dictatorships) has not been applicable in the three major wars america has fought since represent korea and vietnam and nor iraq. the fact that much of this series teeters on the uncertainties of the times it was made in only underscores its historic value in today information clogged times. it may not help you sort out the truth from the lies and propaganda of today and but at least you will realize you are not the first to be in such a tenuous position and nor will you be the last. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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