RUSH TO WAR: Between Iraq And A Hard Place
Robert Taicher, the producer of Rush To War will be giving away 40,000 copies of the DVD of the film in several of the swing states including Florida and Ohio in advance of the election. The film was 100% independently financed and produced.
Rush To War examines the issues surrounding September 11th and American foreign policy. Early in October, three weeks after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, director Robert Taicher and a small film crew drove from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. and New York, interviewing a cross-section of Americans in the aftermath of the events.
Following the invasion of Afghanistan and the Administration's un-anticipated war with Iraq, Mr. Taicher interviewed a number of government officials, foreign policy experts, and journalists, including former Senator George McGovern, former ambassadors Joe Wilson and Peter Tomsen, Samantha Power (Harvard University), Zia Mian (Princeton University), Thomas Gouttierre (University of Nebraska at Omaha), and Mark Danner (UC Berkeley); nationally syndicated columnists Robert Scheer, Molly Ivins and Chris Hedges (New York Times). The film also includes commentaries from Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, former Chief UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter, former General Anthony Zinni and former Terrorism Czar Richard Clarke.
Among the issues explored are: the Cold War and CIA interventions around the world from the 1950s through the 1970s, America's involvement with the Afghan resistance against the Soviet Union in the 1980s, and the history of the United States' two wars with Iraq, with particular emphasis on the current administration's policies and actions in the war on terror and its consequences for global security in the 21st century.
View the Rush To War Trailer - http://www.rushtowar.com/
Order a copy of Rush To War - http://www.rushtowarfilm.com/
Download George Bush Blues - http://www.rushtowar.com/GB_Blues/index.html
Rush To War examines the issues surrounding September 11th and American foreign policy. Early in October, three weeks after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, director Robert Taicher and a small film crew drove from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. and New York, interviewing a cross-section of Americans in the aftermath of the events.
Following the invasion of Afghanistan and the Administration's un-anticipated war with Iraq, Mr. Taicher interviewed a number of government officials, foreign policy experts, and journalists, including former Senator George McGovern, former ambassadors Joe Wilson and Peter Tomsen, Samantha Power (Harvard University), Zia Mian (Princeton University), Thomas Gouttierre (University of Nebraska at Omaha), and Mark Danner (UC Berkeley); nationally syndicated columnists Robert Scheer, Molly Ivins and Chris Hedges (New York Times). The film also includes commentaries from Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, former Chief UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter, former General Anthony Zinni and former Terrorism Czar Richard Clarke.
Among the issues explored are: the Cold War and CIA interventions around the world from the 1950s through the 1970s, America's involvement with the Afghan resistance against the Soviet Union in the 1980s, and the history of the United States' two wars with Iraq, with particular emphasis on the current administration's policies and actions in the war on terror and its consequences for global security in the 21st century.
View the Rush To War Trailer - http://www.rushtowar.com/
Order a copy of Rush To War - http://www.rushtowarfilm.com/
Download George Bush Blues - http://www.rushtowar.com/GB_Blues/index.html
posted by Pamela J. Leavey at 11:49 PM
1 Comments:
Shades of the cold war! Now the tool of the Bush administration, The Washington Post, is spreading the lie that the Russian special forces were the ones that spirited 380 tons of munitions to Syria and Lebenon under diplomatic cover. The purpose of this lie to make John Kerry look like a fool that doesn't know what he is talking about. It will not work. The Russians are our friends in the war on terror. Look how they have suffered. Does anyone really believe they would do anything to hurt the war on terror?
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