Last night me and Alex went to see this film. It was great. Not so much a film but more of a documentary. He went through all about George W Bush's family links with the Bin Laden's and also the steps leading up to the terrorist attacks on 11th September 2001. After this he went through all the crap that George W Bush has done since he was has been in power. What a complete moran George W Bush is. Some of the scenes of innocent Iraqi civilians was disturbing but very powerful. The cutting to american soldiers who said that the liked to put loud music on whilst they were fighting such as "The House is on fire" is even more disturbing. These american soldiers are mostly "kids" not older than myself - probably younger. With them listening to music I am sure they feel of it more of a video game than of life and death. They didn't seem to think about what they were doing, I bet if they did they would break down in tears. Some of the scenes of children with just raw bones left were revolting (well there was only a couple), but then the american soldiers attitude was like "Yeah it is hard to walk past all the dead bodies - they smell bad" - for crying out loud get a conscience. You are killing innocent people. You are war criminals. I reckon the reason the British solider's haven't had half as many problems as the americans is that they are trained well, aren't little kids and don't listen to loud bloody music whilst they are fighting! Rant aside, I saw the below poster at the cinema: I wonder if the government actually believes that fake DVD fund terrorism!!! Sounds stupid to me, well there maybe some links. But what funds terrorism is terrorists supporters. Maybe for once the Government should not be so sensationalist. |
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