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Has anyone else been watching this series on PBS? I have found it totally engaging and fairly objective (a few little jabs from the host here and there).

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I wanted to

I think it is 12 hours

I caught one hour last night

about Muslims in Holland
 
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Yeah I've watched most of it. It's great.

There was an episode with Richard Perle that was amazing.

I mean, yeah he's sort of Darth Vader'ish, but I really appreciated his honesty and willing to meet with those who opposed his policies. He basically had a film crew with him and he went around and talked to people about why he supports the Iraq War to this day. He went to an anti-War rally and met face to face with people, one called him a "weapon of mass destruction".

It was very interesting, to me at least. The whole series has been pretty damn good.
 
U2DMfan said:
Yeah I've watched most of it. It's great.

There was an episode with Richard Perle that was amazing.

I mean, yeah he's sort of Darth Vader'ish, but I really appreciated his honesty and willing to meet with those who opposed his policies. He basically had a film crew with him and he went around and talked to people about why he supports the Iraq War to this day. He went to an anti-War rally and met face to face with people, one called him a "weapon of mass destruction".

It was very interesting, to me at least. The whole series has been pretty damn good.

I also really enjoyed the episode with the short stories from the soldiers. My wife and I agreed that it was nothing short of stunning.

I agree with you about the Perle episode. I doubt he will change the mind of anyone at this point - but I thought he certainly came across as intelligent and sincere. It made me wonder how we would all perceive the war if we had a better communicator in the White House.
 
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