TODAY in Iraq - 10/12/04 : Photos you should see...

[jackstraw45]

The following photos were taken TODAY in Iraq:


An Iraqi boy views the damage in Falluja October 12, 2004 following an overnight air raid by U.S. forces.


Iraqis search for casualties among the rubble of a destroyed restaurant in Falluja, following an overnight air raid conducted by U.S. forces over the western city, October 12, 2004.

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British forces seal off the aera after a bomb planted in a trash can exploded in Basra


A man speaks on his phone before turning in a truckload of rocket propelled grenade launchers,exchanging weapons for cash payments as part of a deal between al-Sadr and the Iraqi government to end the fighting in Sadr City.


An Iraqi boy waits next to an armed security guard to be picked up by his parents at a primary school in the center of Baghdad


Image taken off the Army of Ansar al-Sunna website shows Turkish hostage Maher Kemal before he was beheaded by his captors.

[BattyDem]

1. So this is what freedom looks like ...

I bet the Iraqis are THRILLED with us for liberating them! :eyes: :grr:

[riverwalker]

2. Where are the documentaries?

Why are no independent film makers putting together a Requiem for the Iraqi people, a chronicle of their suffering? The American people are seeing nothing of this.
I know we have "Uncovered" which was excellent but most of that was before the war.

[jackstraw45]

3. My guess is...

we'll see a few trickle out over the next few years.

Most documentaries take a while to produce and the funding is the most difficult hurdle to overcome.