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the so many people question the name is to provide collateral murder instead of collateral damage and the information. but as a former marine company commander, i knew enough of a war law launch of war to know the town was in fact, or there is no video of more market in history in the public domain. there is no video type that shows how a country lot in the united states has wage war. there's nothing out there that is so on the on east that is on census, that shows what was in the modern era is really like nothing. and that's why the u. s. government doesn't want it in the, in a court room where they want to try drilling the sun. that's why it's not part of the indictment against it because it's so embarrassing it's, i think it's really important that especially young people by watch it. i know it's
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tough to watch it and absorb it and understand why it is such a significant piece of journalism. my firm can hope like a courtyard. roger, i estimate the 40. i'm a probably the 3rd floor or correct fan before ralph. if you're not going to be able to tell them not that way. as a web ex are cameras level conference. my side of my front of my life. frank, crazy, orange quantity, individual or radio. a real bad one for the i went into town physics, credit cards, 18056 individual, that 1847 request permission to be
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a roger that we have no personnel east of our position. so feel free to engage them and i will be a good manager. go ahead, i'm gonna, i can't get them down cuz you're behind that building. but the r d d. all right. we got got, i was, i don't know if he fell on a fire or not hold on for i'm going through come from our point of view in this buck. and once you get on this open the year. oh my god. oh, about 400 feet long. fire, let me know when you've got to buy them all through traffic to safety on fire. and if you, if you need to move tom,
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now we just in case all 8 individuals in the field work were still fired by the way we got to the damage, the guy will sorry, the device to your car and i'm just trying to find targets again. perhaps effectively both time for to fix a bunch of body land or sorry, we got about uh, 8 individuals. we got one guy crawling around down there, but uh, you know, we could definitely do or shoot some more of a usually with alpha hotel. a few things. crazy horse. one a the one dawn turned over the hotel a few 6, crazy horse twice but yeah, the goal is that the i see
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one guy moving down there to the saw the bill for the gary of the most of the 18. uh we also have one individual. uh, here's the what is called right across the way rod. we're going to move down the road or we'll see far how we don't want to at any point. every other website. no, no, no, no, no, i haven't seen one yet. so you guys got that guy crawl in right now on the curb. you know, i kinda around in error though. you guys are sitting though there too. so i'll send that to 36000. and then the piece of 11 brought down to that, trying to make sure you guys have my turnover. read
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them off buddy. i gotta do the pick up a web of course master crazy lawrence. we have individuals going to receive, looks like possibly picking up bodies and weapons. roger the break or the north one, he's looking at the base of 2 figures. picking up the information about a shoot about samantha. crazy horse one, a taken up 1st master crazy horse, one a do we have a black pass through our phone? go try picking up the request for us to engage of the 7,
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i 1st passed a crazy horse on a vehicle, apparently disabled. oh yeah. like that right there. the windshield delightful. 2007 was the 1st time suddenly a young, the rocky cameraman brought us through the door. he was wailing and he just said the mere inside have been killed in a us helicopter attack was us after midnight in the us military put out a statement. 12 people had been killed, including pennsylvanians who had been identified as being employees of the reuters news service. but that these people have been killed in a 55, an exchange of 5 between us forces and insurgents. and the statement was very categorical, that they had been a 55 now rocky stuff speak to witnesses and residents in the area are in
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several of these witnesses told me that there was no clash, no firefight taking place when this attack occurred. so we were demanding that the us military conduct a thorough investigation into what it happened because the evidence that we had was costing very griped out on the us middle trays version of events. the for each of the tv camera that's mounted on the gun of the apache, they very quickly misidentifying the cameras that in the mirror and side were carrying as weapons. they also identified other men is carrying like i $0.47 very quickly. they sold permission to a tax $547.00 commission, roger that we have no personalities to our position. so uh, you know,
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3 to get you over to me, that sounds to his credit. like very clear that the order to open fine had been given before the meeting around the corner and he's got his long winds come round taking a photo once you get on his overall you buy them all on that and basically show us pilots laughing and joking as they scrape pennsylvanians on the street. oh yeah, like that right there, the windshield. so this whole portends that some of this was the rules for democracy, received the henry below, had it to be a war of democracy. why do you come into the old country? people who may well, i'm being opponents, probably one of the regime you changed and wanted to completely destroy. so the importance,
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the significance of that particular take shouldn't be underestimate the american crew supplying the hideous sound. try can common story about how it was nice to kill people. it was revealing, it was a very important disclosure. and that's when he likes became an enemy of those who perpetrated this crime. then the attack on the van, i mean, no one was holding any weapons. so that was a clear case of a potential war crime. the father was taking the 2 children and so you can go on to lessons and the most. then they drive off to the scene and sight, some space to come over before, but i really enjoy it. and as they do what people do, they stop and then try to take them into the van to try them to the hospital. this
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when the 2nd round had been, it's a shooting up on the van. and inside them though, we're sitting in the front with, with a father. the only reason why the lives we saved his expertise, who had himself his buddies shooting them from the explosive bullets that were coming from the about you can see i thought it was extremely important to get with my statement from the people had been effective that i said we need the names and faces, we need to see who these people are. why what is that, or, i mean guess come and questions to them is have questions then just 2 days before the release or the video, we met the widow children. we tend to see war, some of the more so as the playground for the people with the guns, because this is the people that fits the neighbors so well and try to add some reality in life despite the war, despite the coughing the
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not in the not meant to be really good. you don't live and that's a benefit all a sudden the then lots of good know how it, how much are going to spend on them? well, what else? they just don't have to shape house because the engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part, we choose to look for common ground. take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just
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wall julian is held in prison? no one has ever been held accountable for the consequences of those 2 boys that are being waged on those 2 countries. and i just find that incredibly hypocritical because having seen was the us led invasion of iraq is done to the country. it's effects the 1st and the video type. chelsea mounting bravely, center. we can blake so much to go and this published go down is one of the most important video types of eval released walkway to beach show us was of, of the american m file was up to and that they won't forget. so the app is what created the fast, that is a war to determine the united states to punish this guy. come on to me. that is
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what started a huge campaign of slander against them in the west and media to discredited tim of the the wash the lies and smear and gold and the slain. dig probably continuously. i know why advice may have him in 2000 lights, a plant or destroyed by some joanna was laid out and the secret document. those were the side, the counter intelligence assessment, branch of the u. s. defense department. they described in our world and it was to destroy quite the feeling of trust standards, which the leak sent for gravity. this what do we achieve with threats of exposure
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and criminal prosecution relating to go sold on rectory taishan back in 2010. there was a lease of a document that was prepared by law firm acting on behalf of bank of america. the firm stretched for advise the us government on strategy. the strategy was in jail for me is to drag you from country to country 2010. when they 1st released the chosen many leaks with release came under an extra legal banking blockade, so that when he leaves had the paypal cancelled visa, mastercard cut off donations. it wasn't the 1st time the whole, the major credit kind of companies are united in creating a blockades on
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a media organization. joint even happens to so bank account close to the decline is the currency the, the sun you can shoot for the better shouldn't be any television, you know, sense little games escape unable to see him in this get anybody your dylan told him . no, i guess from a dealer. bowman done that, but it is what i meant. are you going to be made at the bar in the game? it is and the sign is in no, for this any to the base. they want to publish it, electronica ease of it that i bought, attached to the id. i meant that i probably see it as to what could i have known this is i've seen them most different of the see, let's see that. but he's young men, that when you are aware that someone is eking information on using the duration in the, in the embassy, which is very embarrassing. and they say that you put it into what is saying that you was, you know, with the escape board or that you throw things into florida. you cannot defend
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yourself the, the smoke. so is this was academic and also he's also a professor of international at the university of glasgow from 2016 until the $22.00. he was united nations special russell to torture and of the crew in human or degrading punishment when but his lawyer was 1st contacted me in december 2018. i frankly just kind of, you know, push this aside and, and i had this emotional reaction thinking, oh, this is this hack or this rape instance. you know, trade or, and i, and i basically ignore it because the owners came back about 3 months later, just before he was expelled from the embassy. and then they translated some evidence, some medical opinions to be in school. when i actually looked at those facts, i started realizing that this doesn't add up with this whole public narrative that
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had been spread about turned into media for about 10 years. and i also realized that my negative emotions towards assigned really i didn't know where i had them from. i had never really dealt with his case before. but i was convinced that i knew everything about you and i was a motional. and that's what so striking, because i realized that i as a human rights expert, me was convinced that this new order was true without actually knowing the facts behind to start will seem to actually may think of this add on to deeper i got into this, the more dark to came up, but it was not on the side of the signs and wiki leaks. it was on the side of the government. and i thought, i have to go and partially investigate this case because something's not right here . and so i went to see him and the bars together with the medical team specialist who were specialized to making diamond torture victims and pushing the donors that gosh, on the door that the, the, the ada camacho, a promo for in. so many go be in the classical mas together, but i was at davis,
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i don't have enough income for me and but at the front of the stumble, because i've, i mean, done enough. the initial need us. but one of them that goes into the medical findings that we produce during this visit to start from just draw some shows all the symptoms that are typical for a person that has been exposed to psychological torture, of a prolonged period of time. psychological torture, torture light. it is very serious. the at the end of the day, we left the doctors and the black craft back to central london. and i remember i sent in the back of the car and stare to drink drops on the window. and in my mind, i kept replaying the moment to set the bond to us, and we are shaken hands. i wish to well and was about to leave. the doctors were
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already standing at the door when suddenly a soldier's grip on my hand tightened. the d. she'll be back. she looked at me intensely and said, i see to service. she didn't hesitate to visibly troubled and searching for burns. and then he finally said, i saved my life during our conversation asunder and made it absolutely clear that he would not be expedited to the united states alive. in his opinion, this was the only rational decision and view afford awaited him there. during the sole search 2 days before our visit present stuff had confiscated a razor blade hidden by us. i'm just in case you have a serious and we both knew that his fate was not in my hands
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if you think about russia, what is your mind to picture the landscape open up before your eyes, the water one does, can you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey, the, the, you ready to come along the, with the end of world war one. the move in for an indian independence from the british empire flared up with renewed vigor. the british responded to the growth of
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the national liberation movement with arrest and brutal, violent repression cause active resistance. in march. 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at the festival, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm the star in northern india. seeing these as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms. the both to the bar barrick execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children,
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the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post galled dyer, the man who saved india gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the for your part and leadership depends tenacity in journalism and publishing. since 2010 asylum just being held in aggressively narrow i dock. colder and
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