Paul Joseph Watson talks with Alex Jones.

Last night, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), the nation’s first and largest nonpartisan, non-profit organization for veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, hosted its Third Annual   more...Heroes Gala at Gotham Hall in New York City. This inspiring event, timed to coincide with Veterans Day, brought together veterans of all generations, distinguished members of the veterans’ community and IAVA supporters. More than 350 guests attended the Gala and helped raise more than $450,000.

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To coincide with Veterans Day, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) joined the Ad Council today to launch a new series of national public service advertisements (PSAs) for their Veteran Support   more...Campaign. The national outreach campaign aims to ease the readjustment challenges facing Iraq and Afghanistan veterans as they transition from combat to civilian life. The PSAs encourage new veterans to join IAVA’s online community at www.iava.org, a social network exclusively for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. In the community, veterans can connect with one another, share their experiences, receive advice and support and get access to critical resources and special offers. Launched on Veterans Day 2008, the campaign also includes a complementary series of ads and a website, www.supportyourvet.org, directed at the families and friends of these veterans.

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A HERO FOR HEROS

An American soldier struggles with an ethical dilemma when he becomes involved with a widow of a fallen officer.

My Grandmother shares her thoughts on the Iraq war and serving in the Military.

Help heros! USO, Troops Need You, "In Stitches" comedy help wounded from Iraq, Afghanistan laugh at Walter Reed Army center. 100% of donations to http://www.troopsneedyou.com help soldiers,   more...marines  less

The events told in this film took place in 2008, and the interviews taken in 2009 near the end of the same deployment. I ask that when you watch, do not think of them as "the people over there"   more...or as "just Iraqis". But imagine them as if it was your neighborhood that was hit, your family members that where killed.  less

The 2nd look at the new deployment film FIRE MISSION. Online everywhere July 20th!

New venue, Making money killing at will.

The first look at the new deployment film FIRE MISSION. Online everywhere July 20th!

U.S. and Coalition Forces under Mortar, Rocket, I.E.D. and V.B.I.E.D. Attack inside Iraq and Afghanistan.
download here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1YI8ZJ7X

A look at the films I've made, and the films to come.

Soldiers leaving home for another tour in Iraq.

Soldiers staging in Kuwait for a year long tour in Iraq.

The very first days of Soldiers on a tour in Iraq.

An honest look into how Soldiers make a living in a war zone. From fixing Army vehicles to running from incoming rocket and mortar fire, see what these Soldiers deal with day to day in Iraq.

This is a look at the very real threats facing Soldiers in Iraq. This video deals with a new weapons system being used against Soldiers known as "Lob-Bombs". However, the Military reports any   more...deaths from this new type of Bomb "a result of small arms fire." See the truth here in this video.  less

Deconstructed continues to show the realities of war. Featuring statements from former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Former President Bill Clinton, The O'Reily Factor host Bill O'Reily, amongst   more...many others. This is a look into the arrogance and lies of those who promoted, and continue to promote this war interlaced with combat footage straight from Iraq. Included are scenes of Soldiers not only speaking their minds, but speaking the truth about the continued occupation of Iraq. Also featured are some of the harsh realities of combat and in the midst of that combat, good Soldiers continuing to make the best out of it by helping their "adopted" child at their combat outpost. This is an honest look into the minds of Soldiers, and an honest look into their lives during a deployment. This is Deconstructed.  less

Take an inside look at the fleecing of Soldiers while they are deployed to Iraq. Every single day Soldiers are suckered out of their money by major corporations which tempt the young enlisted “Joe” to   more...spend, spend, spend. All of these businesses are here in Iraq with permission of the U.S. Government, a willing partner in the race to make as much money as possible. See as I go undercover in Mo More..re..to these stores to give you the proof of these acts. Also see as Soldiers must bathe right next to air conditioning units and wash their hands and brush their teeth with brown water. All provided for Soldiers by those fine people at KBR. Greed, corruption, and putting Soldiers lives in harms way in this, our latest film, The Deployment Game: Livin’ FOBulous  less

Despite death threats and assasination attempts, Malalai Joya, Afghanistan's "bravest woman", continues to criticise the country's legislators and the US-led war effort there.
The outspoken   more...female politician, who has been in hiding for two years since being suspended from the national assembly for speaking out.  less

*Researched, written and produced by Goodman Green for Brasscheck TV.
Who's behind it? US toops are being pulled from Iraq...and sent to afghanistan, one country closer to Pakistan.
Obama has shown a consistent   more..."interest" in Pakistan.
One of the first acts as President was to authorize a drone attack inside the country's border which happened to have collateral damage (i.e. innocent civilians,including women and children were killed.)
What's behind Obama's "interest" in the country which until his term was off radar? That question is best answered by looking into who is behind Obama.  less

Amy Goodman interviews Sen. Russ Feingold. the first senator to call for withdrawl from Iraq. and now talks about Obama's war policies

To help ease the transition and readjustment challenges facing Iraq and Afghanistan veterans as they return home, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) joined the Ad Council today to launch   more...a new series of national public service advertisements (PSAs) for their Veteran Support Campaign. Launched on Veterans Day 2008, the first series of ads reaches out to veterans directly and encourages them to visit www.CommunityOfVeterans.org, a private social network where Iraq and Afghanistan veterans can access critical resources and share their experiences in a safe forum. The new series of PSAs unveiled today similarly empowers the family and friends of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans by encouraging them to start the conversation and to help veterans transition to civilian life. The PSAs direct friends and family members to the new website, www.SupportYourVet.org, where they can engage with one another in an interactive forum and access conversation tips, critical mental health resources and information about navigating the VA. The PSAs are being distributed to media outlets nationwide this month.

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