So happy to see another great documentary by John Pilger, sure it will play a role to open eye of many people, those who see to the world through the narrow window of the Western corporate media.

Important documentary, giving solid insight into the critical issues of journalism, democracy and imperialism that are now more relevant than ever.

Thanks a lot for this. Our fellow Taghi Amirani posted this on the TED fellows blog :
tedfellows.posterous.com/the-war-you-dont-see-a-must-see-documentary
Keep up the good work, I'm impressed, such a long track record.

Thank you john.

Gooo John, Gooo!!! You rock, keep on rockin'!! Love ya work and thank-you for it!!

Fantastic! Some harsh truths delivered. And how important those truths are for the future of global justice and peace. I would love to make a film with you John.

Great work John but I'm curious why you made no mention of the use of depleted uranium munitions, and the genetically mutated babies that Afghan midwifes refer to as "jelly babies".

Did you know that SBS ran the Israeli war film "Beaufort" following the screening of your film. I'm not even gonna comment on that one at the risk of losing my Bondi privileges.

peace
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