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Liberation (2005)

The western 'way of life' is at the cost of too much waste; The war in Iraq is about economic control and oil. This military war will not be won. The people are not being liberated, what is going to happen ?


This movie is part of the collection: Iraq War: General

Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
Keywords: iraq; war; oil; bush; liberation
Contact Information: liberation2005@mac.com

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: careythehero - - November 2, 2008
Subject: LIBERATING
I wonder alot about the people over there I don't see on the news here. We hear alot about the "surge" and stuff, but I never see the people we're surging over. So I want to thank whoever made this video. I want to thank you for your courage and honesty and talent that you manifest on the side of the people. Your film is a great inspiration and motivator and it gets me in the heart and brings tears to my eyes. The film is liberating.

Reviewer: Visual16 - - March 13, 2007
Subject: Super film
Very professional pacing, use of music, timing between sequences, use of light and color. Put this on your reel if you aren't already a pro film producer. Anyway, all these downloads and no comments. How to make a friend on archive org - listen up people, no more poopy thumbnail videos, pleeze. I could go to youtube to watch people's cellphones. Go to the trouble, post MPEG-2's. I want to make a cup of coffee, run this through Ulead and watch it on my 27 color TV. I want to be amazed, not watch a bunch of pixels dancing around.

The thesis of this work is no mystery at all. When we aren't wasting resources, we waste people to keep the flow. A true shame. So post DVD quality stuff, and thank God archive will host it, and we can burn this and share it with our friends, get the message out about important issues, you see less and less of this stuff on conventional or even cable TV. Thanks!