Documentary movie about hippie's in GOA

Religion documentary.

An in-depth look at the torture practices of the United States in Afghanistan, Iraq and Guantanamo Bay, focusing on an innocent taxi driver in Afghanistan who was tortured and killed in 2002. BBC.

Best Documentary on the Kosovo war (1998-1999). It is called Frontline: War in Europe. It is the best documentary about what really happened in Kosovo and during the NATO bombing. The best intereviews, best images, the best composition. Also shows the negotiations of Rambulliet, negotiations between the major powers after Kosovo's liberation. The role of Kosova Liberation Army and the role of NATO in Kosova.

A documentary that exposes the drug war for what it is.

Ross Kemp accompanies frontline troops in Helmand province in Afghanistan. Kemp secured access to Afghanistan through his father's connections to his old regiment, and through a brigadier who happened to have gone to school with one of the programme's makers. I knew how dangerous it was, says Kemp, but the CO said we could film training and that if I was good enough, I could go out on deployment.

Feature length documentary about Bosnian youth coming of age in postwar society. The film follows young people from all over the country and examines the underlying issues that shape their lives.

The foundation of racism is presented.

This documentary, entitled Bill Clinton: His Life, came out in 2004, right about the same time as the autobiography, Bill Clinton: My Life. It takes a good, hard look at the dirty dealings of both Bill and Hillary Clinton but, for some reason never achieved the popularity of Michael Moore's fantasy film, Fahrenheit 911. This movie has been thoroughly suppressed by our left-wing media to the point that it's not listed on IMDb; only until recently, could you find anything about it, via a Google search. Watch and learn how the Clintons turned the White House into a headquarters for organized crime, communist spying and murder, all while the Clinton-friendly media kept the public distracted by focusing on a few of Slick Willy's petty sexual encounters.

Juba (a.k.a. Joba) is the nom de guerre of an alleged sniper involved in the Iraqi insurgency featured in several videos of Iraqi insurgents in action. In one dated Oct. 2006, it was claimed he had shot 37 American soldiers. Whether Juba is a real individual is unknown, but the sheer number of attacks claimed and the arrest or capture of at least two people claimed to be Juba suggests he may be a fictional composite of several or more insurgents. What is not in doubt is the fact that insurgent snipers are targeting American personnel in Iraq in an ongoing campaign of attrition.