Wars

A great testimony about the U.S. involvement (and lack of involvement) in Iraq.

Hear some facts that are not reported in the U.S. media! Ron Paul was right about "blowback"!

Ron Paul On ABC Talk about Foreign Policy

Eli Israel, a JVB Protective Service Agent, and a Sniper with the U.S. Army who had been in Iraq for a year (running over 250 combat missions). In June of 2007 he refused to continue to be a part of the occupation. He said "The only thing I regret is having ever been a part of the occupation."

Eli Israel, a JVB Protective Service Agent, and a Sniper with the U.S. Army who had been in Iraq for a year (running over 250 combat missions). In June of 2007 he refused to continue to be a part of the occupation. He said "The only thing I regret is having ever been a part of the occupation."

Cafferty admits to drinking the Kool Aid in the run-up to the Iraq Invasion. It takes a lot of courage to do what he's done.

More about Bush wanting to go to Iraq no matter what.

Weeks before the invasion of Iraq, G.W. Bush told Tony Blair, that he intended to invade Iraq, "Even if UN inspectors did not find any evidence of WMDs there." Bush even suggested to make US planes look like UN planes and fly them over Iraq to tempt them to shoot them down so he could have an excuse to go to war with Iraq.

The War on Iraq, filmmaker Robert Greenwald chronicles the Bush Administration's determined quest to invade Iraq following the events of September 11, 2001. The film exposes the lies and manipulation of the administration's case for war through interviews with U.S intelligence and defense officials, foreign service experts, and U.N.

This documentary shows how Dick Cheney cherry picked intelligence to go to war with Iraq.