[FilmCutter]

FreeRepublic is a morning read with coffee everyday. But yes, when I have something I think is worthy of my fellow Freepers, I post.

The program may not be perfect, but I am proud of it and my contribution.

I hope you watch.

[metesky]

I’m not your fellow FReeper, AH.

[ConfusedAndLovingIt]

Thanks for your post. You have to have a thick skin to post here if you don't toe the perceived FR party line, so I hope you don't mind the abuse you're getting (and will likely get).

That said, I have to agree with other posters that the title "Bush's War" telegraphs a POV that calls into question any claims to be an attempt at an unbiased history of the war. PBS, Frontline, "Bush's War" - all bad signs, but I'll try to keep an open mind about it.

[maica]

From the last paragraph of Crittendon’s review:

Frontline didn’t manage to find any time at all to mention the name of the most significant Iraq commander of all, Gen. David Petraeus.

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Is this true?

[Enchante]

Thanks for the info - I hope to catch it if I can get home soon enough tonight. I do think the title “Bush’s War” already sounds tendentious and leaning toward the left’s view of recent history, but it sounds at least like there should be a lot of interesting material compiled for this work.

I share the universal distrust of PBS here, which gives leftists like Bill Moyers such an unquestioned run of propaganda without challenge.