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'The reality of war is often hidden behind a mask of propaganda. Both Scott and Owen attempt to reveal the true experience of war and dismiss the claim that war was glorious and patriotic pursuit.'
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'The reality of war is often hidden behind a mask of propaganda. Both Scott and Owen attempt to reveal the true experience of war and dismiss the claim that war was glorious and patriotic pursuit.' What we have just witnessed, due war in Iraq, is that war is devastating, horrific and most of all timeless. The people involved and soldiers fighting at the battle scene can only ever witness the cruel reality of war, but they can tell you that it never changes. As we have gathered from recent documentaries exposing what really happened in Iraq, we can never truly trust everything the media tells us. It has always been this way. Media has for centuries and still clouds our judgment with propaganda and we can never really understand how horrific war is. The world will never know how many Iraqis died in the war to oust Saddam Hussein,...
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