well there a few things about this movie. everyone should see it. you see the nation of iraq like you have never seen it covered by the media and and shot from a perspective that is hardly considered by most americans and where the movie has its main audience. however all that glorious stuff in mind lets take a look at a few other facts of the movie. there were 150 cameras handed out to the iraqi people most all of which view the war and subjugation of the occupying forces as a growing pain for the bettering of their nation. and in comparison to saddam it is simply a feeble scratching at the skin. also and netflix as its main distributor advertised it before the fun election we just had by sending out a mass e mail to its entire roster to see the film. many of the and what should be labeled as opinions played out as facts listed off by the interviewed iraqis are wrong. if one is to review the red cross records of abu ghraib tortures it wasn not saddam henchmen who were being tortured it was a fine mix of a 80 90% innocent civilians and 10 20% rightfully detained people. never was it disclosed that any of that 10 20% were saddam henchmen or curfew violators. in addition the arab world really has never listed democracy as one of their opponents and more correctly it is the usa 6 billion dollars a year to isreal and our military bases in saudi arabia and our interest in oil. i agree that the media is a complete distortion and but this film shows that same distortion. i am afraid that the iraqi people that this film represents have been edited to speak with a yankee voice. yes its true that saddam is a puke and and that his removal many see for the best. its true that some iraqis actually get paid a good wage. just as its true that no iraqi people have control of their most prized oil and us corporations do. nor does it mention that 20 and 000 civilians have died due exclusively to us artillery. still 15% of the country which once had running water and electiricity now does not. nor does it mention that from 1993 2003 un sanctions purposed and authored by the usa government killed over 200 and 000 iraqi civilians. nor does it mention that democracy in when people decide the government and not a massive war machine that sends the message and be killed or obey. i am afraid that the cutting room floor must have quite a bit of iraqis that aren not so happy with the occupation. just as the vast majority of the world was not for the war. in fact the america and britian and spain and the rest of them are not carriers of democracy and they turned their back to it when they saw how full their pockets could be. hurray and saddam is out of power and but i am afraid that no iraqi is yet in power. corporations are in power and the media is in power. read and do your own research and and do not let them blindfold you. 
well there a few things about this movie. everyone should see it. you see the nation of iraq like you have never seen it covered by the media and and shot from a perspective that is hardly considered by most americans and where the movie has its main audience. however all that glorious stuff in mind lets take a look at a few other facts of the movie. there were 150 cameras handed out to the iraqi people most all of which view the war and subjugation of the occupying forces as a growing pain for the bettering of their nation. and in comparison to saddam it is simply a feeble scratching at the skin. also and netflix as its main distributor advertised it before the fun election we just had by sending out a mass e mail to its entire roster to see the film. many of the and what should be labeled as opinions played out as facts listed off by the interviewed iraqis are wrong. if one is to review the red cross records of abu ghraib tortures it wasn not saddam henchmen who were being tortured it was a fine mix of a 80 90% innocent civilians and 10 20% rightfully detained people. never was it disclosed that any of that 10 20% were saddam henchmen or curfew violators. in addition the arab world really has never listed democracy as one of their opponents and more correctly it is the usa 6 billion dollars a year to isreal and our military bases in saudi arabia and our interest in oil. i agree that the media is a complete distortion and but this film shows that same distortion. i am afraid that the iraqi people that this film represents have been edited to speak with a yankee voice. yes its true that saddam is a puke and and that his removal many see for the best. its true that some iraqis actually get paid a good wage. just as its true that no iraqi people have control of their most prized oil and us corporations do. nor does it mention that 20 and 000 civilians have died due exclusively to us artillery. still 15% of the country which once had running water and electiricity now does not. nor does it mention that from 1993 2003 un sanctions purposed and authored by the usa government killed over 200 and 000 iraqi civilians. nor does it mention that democracy in when people decide the government and not a massive war machine that sends the message and be killed or obey. i am afraid that the cutting room floor must have quite a bit of iraqis that aren not so happy with the occupation. just as the vast majority of the world was not for the war. in fact the america and britian and spain and the rest of them are not carriers of democracy and they turned their back to it when they saw how full their pockets could be. hurray and saddam is out of power and but i am afraid that no iraqi is yet in power. corporations are in power and the media is in power. read and do your own research and and do not let them blindfold you. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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