It's painfully evident that the narrator has some sort of overzealous admiration for Afghanistan. Every chance to shore up Afghanistan's 'reputation' is taken, while facts that diminish the country are omitted or altogether manipulated.
He goes to say that every nation that has gone there has been 'humiliated and defeated' and that they are 'unable to get back out.' I am sorry sir, but America entered Afghanistan for two reasons, to topple the Taliban and to kill Osama Bin Laden. Both of those were achieved and we got out afterwards to boot.
The documentary has some decent history facts. However, the comments made by all of those interviewed are appallingly political in nature. No attempt is even made to hide the pro-liberal slander. It really hurts the integrity of the documentary and completely drives away a conservative audience
He goes to say that every nation that has gone there has been 'humiliated and defeated' and that they are 'unable to get back out.' I am sorry sir, but America entered Afghanistan for two reasons, to topple the Taliban and to kill Osama Bin Laden. Both of those were achieved and we got out afterwards to boot.
The documentary has some decent history facts. However, the comments made by all of those interviewed are appallingly political in nature. No attempt is even made to hide the pro-liberal slander. It really hurts the integrity of the documentary and completely drives away a conservative audience