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The war you don’t see

Posted on July 30, 2013 by Derek Gregory

On the day that Bradley Manning has been found guilty, here is John Pilger‘s celebrated film on the mediatization of modern war: a timely reminder of what, without people like Manning, we would never see and never know:

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