These are some of the countless words and phrases we hear each time we flip on the news. In fact, the current war in the Middle East has been raging for more than six years years. It’s no wonder that in that time, every news report from the region blends in with the one before it and the one after. It’s even probably safe to say that we as a Western nation have become desensitized to the brutal reality faced each day by the innocent civilians who know no other way of life.
Last night I watched Brian De Palma’s ‘Redacted.’ Never before did I understand what even a narrow slice of living in the middle of the Iraq war is like - from both sides. It wasn’t until I saw this film that I understood the complete absence of any civil rights in the lives of Iraqi citizens. It broke my heart, it enraged me and thoroughly disgusted me.
You owe it to yourself to see this film. [trailer]
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Gotta love those ‘kids’!
[…] morning I was reminded on Keira’s post about BC150, the celebration around the Province in honor of its 150th birthday. A big part of the […]
We have a person in our office who labels all of her stationary. Cute little tabs on her pens and pencils even.
Most of the youngins don’t get it when a co-worker and I poke fun by saying in our best nasally voices… “My pen!! Someone took my pen!!”
I :heart: Kids in the Hall…oh how I miss them!