Rethink Afghanistan is a ground-breaking, full-length documentary focusing on the key issues surrounding this war. By releasing this film in parts for free online, we are able to stay on top of news of the war as it continues to unfold. We hope to raise critical questions regarding Afghanistan that Congress must address in oversight hearings, which inform the public and challenge policymakers. We strive for more discussion among experts on Afghanistan, like the debates seen below released in conjunction with our documentary campaign.

Part One focuses on what military escalation will achieve in Afghanistan.

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classic example of dishonest-yellow journalism, media psy-op and propaganda. no mention of the 'Operation Cyclone' and CIA's creation of Al-Qaeda. now all the propaganda force is unleashed on Pakistan!

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From : YouTube :: Videos by bravenewfilms Sign the petition: http://rethinkafghanistan.com President Obama has committed 17,000 more troops to Afghanistan. This decision raises serious questions about troops, costs, overall mission, and exit strategy. Historically, it has been Congress' duty to ask questions in the form of oversight hearings that challenge policymakers, examine military spending, and educate the public. After witnessing the absence of oversight regarding the Iraq war, we must insist Congress hold hearings on Afghanistan. Watch the first part from our full-length documentary that will serve as a driving force to help make oversight hearings a reality. Sign the petition urging oversight and tell us what questions you would ask. Sign the petition: http://rethinkafghanistan.com Author: bravenewfilms Keywords: rethink afghanistan brave new films iraq war petition catastrophe troops escalation strategy barack obama recession military documentary oversight hearings congress Added: February 25, 2009

RETHINK Afghanistan: Troops Author: bravenewfilms Keywords: rethink afghanistan bravenewfilms troops Added: February 25, 2009