The Iraq Experience



Corey Rowe22:56 - 3 years ago
Former infantry soldier and Loose Change producer Corey Rowe discusses his experiences in Iraq, including mistaken civilian killings, staged CNN photo-ops where troops shot into thin air and blew up empty caves, later characterized as "border war footage" by the networks, and outright violations of the Geneva Convention. Brought to you by www.TruthRing.org

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