Sunday, December 26, 2004
The Battle of Algiers
An amazing film by Director Gillo Pontecorvo (1966) about the violent struggle in the late 1950s for Algerian independence from France. If you haven't already seen this film, please, please do yourself a favor and watch it and then ask yourself: what are the Iraqi "insurgents" really fighting for? Freedom? Dignity?
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Anonymous said...
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Wow, that's so coincidental that you posted this - I just picked it up today! :) Haven't watched yet, but I will be very soon.
- 2:21 AM
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Anonymous said...
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"...what are the Iraqi "insurgents" really fighting for? Freedom? Dignity?"
- 5:56 AM
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Pagan Moss said...
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". . . they are facist thugs for the most part."
- 8:35 PM
Post a CommentHardly. They are fascist thugs for the most part. If they were interested in a better Iraq they would take part in th elections.
Men who've seen their God's name scrawled upon the bombs that kill their kids and wives?
Men who've lost their jobs? (and are excluded from their own reconstruction)
Men who've lost everything?
Men with no home . . . or country?
Men who've seen their own tortured and humiliated on t.v.? Shot on t.v.?
. . . and Men crazy from war?
I think you are pollyannish to suggest that a pseudo election born from an illegitimate war is democracy.
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