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An Afghan journalist gets extraordinary access to an area that has quietly reverted back to Taliban control, and he tracks members of an insurgent cell working with Al Qaeda to sabotage a major U.S./NATO supply route.
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An Afghan journalist gets extraordinary access to an area that has quietly reverted back to Taliban control, and he tracks members of an insurgent cell working with Al Qaeda to sabotage a major U.S./NATO supply route.
It was fun while it lasted...
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
was this produced by Oliver Stone?? Who does the directing and producing for the propaganda machine?Comment
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
maybe watching it at 1:30am in the morning heightened the viewing experience and perceived level of intel for me.
It was fun while it lasted...Comment
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
Didn't know a new ep of Frontline was out already, will have to check this out.Comment
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
Here is a great documentary on Propaganda. Goes in depth of stories in the late 90's and early 2000's.. watch what they did to GM with the exploding gas tanks..geesh what lies.
[GVIDEO]http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=6632255652046262625&ei=IWyFS9yNE5G 0qALq06XYCg&q=propaganda+and+the+CFR&hl=en&client= firefox-a#[/GVIDEO]
Frontline is at the top of class when it comes to propaganda.. It is all lies from top to bottom.Comment
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
It was fun while it lasted...Comment
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
that was dateline with that story. also most frontline programs are about social issues in the us and overseas and is produced by WGBH out of Boston for PBS, so you can try and dig deep for conspiracy theories but it is just about commentary about life in and around the world. call off the dogs.Comment
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
We acknowledge that placing an incendiary under the fuel tank was a bad Idea
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
havent seen that yet, but im sure it deserves an, oops
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
Reminds me of when Thatcher was on the verge of losing the miners strike. They got MI5 to convince The Times newspaper to print a story that Scargill was getting support from Gaddafi which split the union in two and ending the Miners strike only days before victory.Originally posted by res0nat0rComment
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
I think it is a little more than that Reso. If you believe that propaganda exists Frontline wold have to be lies. Like Bush's War wasn't propaganda.Comment
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Re: Behind Taliban Lines
you didn't actually watch the Frontline footage, did you?
It was fun while it lasted...Comment
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