What the soldier saw
Just spoke with a client who recently returned from Iraq. He has pictures and video of how things are over there where he was stationed. He plans to make a documentary out of the footage, without presenting a point of view, but leaving it up to the viewer to decide what to think about it. Isn't that true free speech?
He also told me about the waste and massive amounts of money that has been mishandled. The burning of toxic materials that then creates a cloud of rank and dangerous smoke and gas which floats across the countryside.
What is the truth over there? It has to come from those who live it, it certainly won't come from the administration or the media.
He also told me about the waste and massive amounts of money that has been mishandled. The burning of toxic materials that then creates a cloud of rank and dangerous smoke and gas which floats across the countryside.
What is the truth over there? It has to come from those who live it, it certainly won't come from the administration or the media.
posted by Brad M. Bucklin | 5:46 PM
2 Comments:
Hey, 2 commments:
1. You're hyperlink under new world goes nowhere, you need to fix it or something.
2. It's free speech, not free speach.
Good luck blogging.
hey bob w. do you have anything to contribute or is it just your job to be the spelling police? Because if that is your job, you missed several others words of consequence.
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