Liberia: An Uncivil War (2004)
This movie is a fascinating look inside a third world country's civil war, Liberia. Filmmakers Jonathan Stack and James Brabazon provide a first hand view of the battle for control of the capital of Liberia (Monrovia) which is held by (elected) president Charles Taylor. The filmmakers show how much Liberia looks up to the United States (their flag looks strikingly similar) and how they view themselves as the 51st state. They present viewers with a stark look at the current reality of tribal and urban warfare fought in a subtropical environment. LURD rebels and henchmen of Liberia's former dictator Charles Taylor are both presented in an equally objective light. This documentary is a must have for anyone interested in the current state of civil warfare. It features extremely graphic imagery and is not recommended for the squeamish.
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Religions and Civil Wars The Outlook of World Peace in Iraq Dr. Ahmed Hosney, PhD "Thoughtful questions on faith and spirituality are answered by peace," author Dr. Ahmed Hosney states in his book, Religions and Civil Wa... Religions and Civil Wars The Outlook of World Peace in Iraq Dr. Ahmed Hosney, PhD "Thoughtful questions on faith and spirituality are answered by peace," author Dr. Ahmed Hosney states in his book, Religions and Civil Wars. Here, the author shows how he acknowledges the High Power, by the name of God. He is a believer of the Almighty God; he believes in all his religions and prophets and that God is the main author of Torah, Bible, and Qu’ran. He writes this book to remind you about who you are to God. He hopes that this book—and the answers and ideas presented here—will touch your heart and introduce you to a different meaning of life. The inspired words on the pages of this book will show you what the Almighty God has prepared for you. This book will try to push you to step forward and get what you deserve. It will give you the spiritual awakening you seek. Many questions on religion, faith, and spirituality have plagued the minds of mankind for generations. In Religions and Civil Wars, the author shares his thoughts, contemplation, and study in his attempt to clear the cloud that seems to obscure humanity’s eyes on the truth that surrounds the High Power. This book aims to shed light on several things; among these are repentance, complete faith in the Almighty God, all religions are the same because they all come from God, celebrating an international God’s Day, loving and wishing each other the best in life and in living, forgiveness, and so much more.
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Rash is a documentary about the vibrant Melbourne street art scene. It takes the viewer on a journey with various artists and crews, and explores the way their visual arts contribute to public dialogue. It's also a little crazy, ... Rash is a documentary about the vibrant Melbourne street art scene. It takes the viewer on a journey with various artists and crews, and explores the way their visual arts contribute to public dialogue. It's also a little crazy, funny, and unexpected. Great insights.
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This is totally fantastic.... Pour in a hot beverage and watch your civil liberties disappear! Mug features the complete text of the Bill of Rights. What a great idea!
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