While the U.S.’s 2001 invasion of Afghanistan was seen as an imperative after the attacks of 9/11, the ongoing conflict has seen a massive drop in public support and a questioning of whether military force can solve the struggling nation’s social, political, and economic problems. The documentary “Rethink Afghanistan” from filmmaker Robert Greenwald calls for a de-escalation of the war in Afghanistan in favor of non-military solutions and makes its case through rarely seen news footage and interviews with foreign-policy experts such as Andrew Bacevich, Stephen Kinzer, and Tariq Ali. (75 minutes)
Attachment | Size |
---|---|
Rethink_Afghanistan_Full_page_Poster.pdf [5] | 536.63 KB |
Links:
[1] http://westshorefilmseries.wetpaint.com/
[2] http://smtp.realneo.us/content/rethinkafghnistanposter2jpg
[3] http://westshorefilmseries.wetpaint.com
[4] http://maps.google.com?q=41.468799+-81.846197+%2820401+Hilliard+Blvd.%2C+Rocky+River%2C+OH%2C+44116%2C+us%29
[5] http://smtp.realneo.us/system/files/Rethink_Afghanistan_Full_page_Poster.pdf