New Fallujah video footage - important imagery to see , not shown in US

[dutchdemocrat]

I added two more new and rare videos on Fallujah in Macromedia Flash 8 format. Some of it is possibly unpublished and came my way through a weaving path.

Press the arrow to start video.

http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/hospital.htm

I am sure some of it has not been shown - the first part of the first video in particular where a British nurse/doctor enters a hospital in Fallujah after first passing through an insurgent checkpoint. The head doctor is highly disturbed with the slaughter that has taken place and is followed by an interview with an Iraqi women who talks about the snipers picking off everyone on the streets. After, is some footage that the BBC picked up from a freelancer which was certainly not shown in America. It shows the Fallujans burying their dead en masse... men, women and children after the sacking of their city.

http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/hospital.htm
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http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/bus.htm

The second video is of a surreal shooting up of an Iraqi bus where soldiers are killing one minute and saving lives the next. It really reflects the confusion of Iraq - and the mix of emotion that rumbles through the soldiers as they morph from killers to healers in an instant.

http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/bus.htm

Comments welcome. I worked hard to attain these clips and convert them for easy viewing.

I converted the video from Realmedia and WMV to Flash for bandwidth purposes... but you still have to wait and let the films load a bit before pressing play. The pages have been very busy anyway so please be patient.

The original RM and WMV files are available for download if you don't have the Macromedia Flash 8 plugin.

[madrchsod]

1. excellent work-loaded right up

certainly leaves alot of questions on why they were fired on.

[FreedomAngel82]

16. Yes

Remember those British guys dressed as Arabs too? I'm still wondering about that. And the Italian reporter. Why she was shot at.

[Richard Steele]

2. Kicked and recommended

[hiley]

3. recommend

thank you so much for all of the work you do, it is always excellent.
much appreciated,
hiley

[dutchdemocrat]

4. Please kick and recommend if you can

I'd hate to see this fall off into oblivion. It's too important - maybe not as exciting and well produced as the Italian documentary - but it's raw and it's real.

[sabra]

5. ....

:kick:

[G_j]

6. thanks- kicked and recommended n/t

[dutchdemocrat]

7. Thank You...

I appreciate it.

DD

[G_j]

8. great contribution DD

we appreciate it!

[New Earth]

9. bookmarking so i can watch when i get home tonight

thanks :)

[dutchdemocrat]

10. This is even harder for me to watch.

Try this.

http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/new1/army/

It's even harder to watch.

[leftchick]

11. I could not tell if the men on the bus were "bad guys"

I would not think the US troops would be patching them up if they were but then I saw the gun. But then probably everyone in Iraq has at least one gun these days.

Absolutely surreal. Thank you so much dd! Excellent work.

[hiley]

12. kick

for more people to see!

[mom cat]

13. Thank you. These are sohard to watch, yet so important.

Thanks for bringing them to us. I hope that you spread them far and wide.

[Tom Joad]

14. This is why Iraqis shoot at the US troops. Bring them all home...now! eom

[dutchdemocrat]

15. recap... video pages cleaned up...

I recoil with horror at the ferociousness of man.
Will nations never devise a more rational umpire of differences than force? Are there no means of coercing injustice more gratifying
to our nature than a waste of the blood
of thousands and of the labor of millions of our fellow creatures?
~Thomas Jefferson

This video is a montage of war. It's hard, fast and not very pretty. I was told it was ad for the US army but I find that hard to believe. Click here for Video - Only available in Flash 8.

http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/new1/army/
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This video, in Macromedia Flash 8 format, has not been widely published The video is of a surreal shooting up of an Iraqi bus where soldiers are killing one minute and saving lives the next. It really reflects the confusion of Iraq - and the mix of emotion that rumbles through the soldiers as they morph from killers to healers in an instant. Click to see it here.

http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/bus.htm

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There is a long BREAK in the middle of this video... please be patient as it streams into the second BBC video. It is in Macromedia Flash 8 format, has not been widely published - I am sure some of it has not been shown - the first part of the first video in particular where a British nurse/doctor enters a hospital in Fallujah after first passing through an insurgent checkpoint. The head doctor is highly disturbed with the slaughter that has taken place and is followed by an interview with an Iraqi women who talks about the snipers picking off everyone on the streets. After, is some footage that the BBC picked up from a freelancer which was certainly not shown in America. It shows the Fallujans burying their dead en masse... men, women and children after the sacking of their city. You can watch it here.

http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/hospital.htm
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All videos are here.

http://chris-floyd.com/fallujah/

[TheGunslinger]

17. So that's what freedom looks like when it's on the march.