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What is Iraq Sources
The www.iraqsources.com is an attempt to document the post 2003 invasion of my country IRAQ. It is a collection of videos and TV programs that were aired over the period since 2003 dealing with the after effect of the invasion and the subsequent chaotic occupation.The material collected were taken primarily from YouTube and other video hosting sits. It was taken “as is” without editorial control or corrections. Every effort was made to trace the material to the original source
ان موقع www.iraqsources.com يسعى لتوثيق وضع العراق ما بعد احتلاله 2003. يعتمد بصورة رئيسية على تجميع أفلام الفيديو والبرامج الوثائقية التي بثت بعد 2003 لتوثيق وضع العراق تحت الاحتلال وما تبعه من ماسي. إن جميع المواد أخذت من موقع YouTubeوالمواقع الأخرى المشابه. المواد أخذت كم هي ولم يجري تعديل أي من المحتوى. حاولنا جهد الإمكان أن ننسب المواد إلى مصادرها الأصلية. إن النقر على صورة المادة سيشغل الفيديو.
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Shocking report - Toxic Depleted Uranium Fallout in Fallujah report by team in 2013!
The Story From Fallujah Covered Up By The US
Published on Sep 26, 2014
Shoot the Messenger (2005): How one journalist's footage from Fallujah in the Iraq War caused a firestorm over acceptable rules of combat
The horrific shooting of an unarmed wounded Iraqi in a mosque shocked the world. But what really happened that day was never publicised. This exclusive report reveals the true story.
" I knew I had filmed something that has been captured on camera very few times in war," states NBC reporter Kevin Sites. His footage of a marine shooting a wounded combatant was so shocking that most American audiences didn't even get to see it. NBC released only a single black and white still. But even worse than the shooting, Sites alleges that four other wounded men were also killed in cold blood that day at the mosque. "These men were definitely shot again, freshly shot, after having been wounded the day before." The killing of the other insurgents was largely ignored by the media at the time. With the war such a hot political issue in America, the press is reluctant to criticise the actions of its own soldiers. In the original NBC report, Sites went to great lengths to justify the marine's actions. But while the soldier involved was cleared of any wrong doing, Sites himself came under attack for releasing the footage. "I received thousands of hate mails and death threats saying I was a traitor." The real issue of acceptable rules of combat seems to have been lost in the rush to discredit Sites.