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Posted by Dave (The Void) on February 19, 2007
You’re a journalist in Iraq. You have two choices: court near-certain death on the streets, or stay in custody of the all-powerful occupying forces. In this hardhitting documentary (49 mins), Jon Snow shows how this dilemma, combined with the natural squeamishness of television news, keeps us from ever appreciating the horrors of occupied Iraq.
Posted in TV, censorship, iraq, journalism, media, news, propaganda, war | 1 Comment »
