Norman Solomon

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War Made Easy

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Recent Posts

  • Obama in Plunderland: Down the Corporate Rabbit Hole
  • Don’t Vent, Organize -- And “Primary” a Democrat Near You
  • Time to Renounce the “War on Terror”
  • The Orwellian Warfare State of Carnage and Doublethink
  • Time to Bell the Obama Cat
  • The Growing Campaign to Revoke Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize
  • An Outpouring of Love and Support for Bradley Manning to Receive the Nobel Peace Prize
  • Digital Grab: Corporate Power Has Seized the Internet
  • Ten Years Ago and Today: A Warfare State of Mind
  • Which Members of Congress Are Standing Up for Economic Decency – And Which “Progressives” Aren’t

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War Made Easy on DVD

War Made Easy has gone into national home-video release. The DVD is also available online.

Reviews of the War Made Easy documentary

March 13, 2008 in Books, Film, Iran, Iraq, War Made Easy, Weblogs | Permalink

Technorati Tags: Afghanistan, documentaries, documentary, DVD, history, news media, Norman Solomon, Obama, propaganda, War Made Easy

There's Something About W

There's Something About W is available for free viewing online. It includes interviews with Molly Ivins, Paul Krugman, Kevin Phillips and others.

Norman Solomon is interviewed in the W's Idea of Reform segment on the Patriot Act.

October 30, 2004 in Film | Permalink