samia: hardly.ardly unfortunately because the cooperation between the intelligence all around europe, it is not still now today may very well. we still have a lot exchanges of information. -- lack of exchanges of information. we still have a lack of cooperation. we still have defendants in brussels. why do we have only one trial and a european trial? we still have a lack of cooperation between different intelligence systems. this is the problem. this is the problem. it took us 10 years, and unfortunately, we need more than 10 other years to understand quite well what is the protocol, the islamist protocol that they want to impose to us in order to destroy our democratic institutions. mark: thank you very much indeed for joining us. samia represents some 40 of the plaintiffs in this trial, families whose lives have been it is fair to say ruined by what happened on november 13, 2015. thank you for coming here and sharing with us your thoughts ahead of the trial tomorrow. thank you very much indeed. we

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in this law firm in paris, samia is preparing 40 lawsuits filed by victims. >> [speaking french] reporterthe trial is expected to continue until at least the end of may next year. anchor: joining us via skype is andrew smith, a lecturer in contemporary politics. thank you for being with us. first of all, tell us a bit about who exactly will be on trial. andrew: there are about 20 defendants, people who have been involved in the orchestration of these attack i think 14 will be there in person, in custody. only one of the survivors -- i should say, perpetrators, survived police action during the attacks, and of course there were suicide bombings involved as well. some were tried in absentia, they are overseas, missing, captured or killed as a result of action with the so-called islamic state and so on. these are people tied up in the broader conspiracy. really important that we remember these are not soldiers on trial, not people in charge of a message, these are criminals on trial for their crimes against ordinary people of france, and heinous crimes. anchor: this trial is a must six years

three young girls were also killed in the strike, little girls, hyat, samia and manika.litary claimed think saw in the back of the truck were likely water bottles. with that extensive reporting from "the new york times" which did an incredible job investigating footage leading to the strike and showing fairly conclusively that they killed the wrong person, people, it is hard to know if we would have heard the pentagon say today they mistakenly killed ten people, ten innocent people living their lives. here is the thing. killings by our government and our military like this are not new. in fact, they have been frequent, horrifically so throughout the two decades of war the u.s. has waged in afghanistan. they are a huge part of the reason it was time for the u.s. to leave afghanistan and why so many civilians were happy to see us go. craig whitlock is an investigative reporter for "the washington post", author of "the afghanistan papers, a secret history of the war" and he joins me now. craig, i can't help but feel a certain frustration with the reaction to this insofar as