Bush's War

[DarkSpoon]

a two part documentary that outlines the fabrication, escalation, invasion and aftermath of the U.S. occupation of Iraq — and it's easily one of the most notable inquiries on the topic. Watching it online gives you access to an interactive experience that's completely unparalleled by regular TV. As interviews occur, links pop up for more in-depth analysis of particular clips and extra information in general. Over 400 hours of footage was shot for the project and essentially all of it is available Online, for free, courtesy of Frontline and the Public Broadcasting Service.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/bushswar/

[son of gump]

Didn't even know about this documentary, thanks for the link.

going to watch this soon.

[m@nc0w]

Seen part one on PBS a few days ago tbh

It is to say the least very interesting but honetly I don't know why they call it "Bush's war" when to me it sounds more like "Cheney's war".

[DarkSpoon]

Because Bush is Commander in Chief and Head of State. Therefore, he makes the call to send the troops and he is also the figure head of the US.

[Spyder]

True...win or lose, the legacy is pinned to Bush, not Cheney.