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In this short by documentary filmmaker, Melissa Roddy, she counters mis-information presented in the movie CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR. The film includes interviews with first-hand participants in events surrounding the 1980s war against the Soviet Union, including Senator Gordon Humphrey (R-NH, Ret.);
former Special Envoy to Afghanistan, Edmund McWilliams; Prof. Tom Johnson of the U.S. Naval Post Graduate School and CIA Chief of Station to Pakistan Milt Bearden.
The movie, CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR, states only that Ahmad Shah Massoud was the recipient of U.S. assistance during the 1980s.
In fac
t, Congressman Charlie Wilson and the CIA recklessly supported a ferociously anti-American fundamentalist - Gulbaddin Hekmatyar - during the 1980s and early 90s. Ahmad Shah Massoud received a mere trickle of U.S. support during this period, and he was well known to be the most deserving. But then
-- unlike Gulbaddin Hekmatyar -- Ahmad Shah Massoud was never involved with Osama bin Laden. Hence the basis for the movie's distortion.
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Remember September 11th? Terrible day. But I'm an optimist. Right before that event, people were talking about a race war between blacks and whites or some other irrelevant BS. After that day, people were more concerned about the country as a whole. You have to take the bad with the good.
from Sweden...who are the REAL bad guys.
"Now go home and get your fucken shoe shine kit"!
The call to Tom Hanks was mostly an entertaining bit, but also a sincere opportunity to allow him to talk back to me. As for the documentary film, it's in desparate need of finishing funds. But you'll be the first to know as soon as it's finished.
Pakistani Intel was behind 9-11, not Bin Ladin.
CIA funded the most extreamist killers and wackos and now they wish to be painted as heroes and freedom fighters. Its all a made up fairy tale.