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Victor_c3

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2. Interesting documentary

Reply to Paul E Ester (Original post)

Fri Apr 12, 2013, 10:48 AM

Apr 2013

As was mentioned by the guy making the documentary, it is a shame that he didn't get to interact with the local people more.

I'm great at relating everything to my experiences in Iraq, but getting to know and interact with people in other nations and cultures is a very liberalizing experience. Much like he was trying to illustrate at the end of the documentary, we aren't all that different when it comes down to it. I saw and felt the same sort of stuff when I was in Iraq and I was messing around with the local Iraqis and their children.

Thanks for posting this.

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