Collateral Murder
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Collateral Murder
Update: On July 6, 2010, Private Bradley Manning, a 22 year old intelligence analyst with the United States Army in Baghdad, was charged with disclosing this video (after allegedly speaking to an unfaithful journalist).
A secret video showing US air crew falsely claiming to have encountered a firefight in Baghdad and then laughing at the dead after launching an air strike that killed a dozen people, including two Iraqis working for Reuters news agency, was revealed by Wikileaks today. The footage of the July 2007 attack was made public in a move that will further anger the Pentagon, which has drawn up a report identifying the whistleblower website as a threat to national security. The US defence department was embarrassed when that confidential report appeared on the Wikileaks site last month alongside a slew of military documents.
Wikileaks reveals video showing US air crew shooting down Iraqi
This week marked the international coming-out party for a new media organization that could upend the sacred cows of traditional journalism.
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BBC News - WikiLeaks posts video of 'US military killings' in Ir
The WikiLeaks site campaigns for freedom of information and posts leaked documents online.
Washington (CNN) -- One of two photojournalists killed in a 2007 attack by a U.S. helicopter gunship in Iraq was being rescued when the gunship's crew fired on the van to which he was being carried, according to footage posted online Monday.
Video shows deaths of two Reuters journalists in Iraq in 2007 -
Video Appears to Show U.S. Forces Firing on Unarmed Suspects in
The investigative organization WikiLeaks on Monday released military video of what it describes as three incidents of an "indiscriminate slaying" by U.S. forces near Baghdad on July 12, 2007. WikiLeaks says the encounters killed as many as 25 civilians, including two Reuters journalists. The U.S. military said in a statement at the time that a total of 11 people died in the strikes conducted by U.S. and Iraqi forces, including two Reuters employees.
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This week on The Listening Post : Wikileaks releases shocking military footage from the battlefields of Iraq and in Israel, a new TV drama is attracting both audiences and ethics debates. On April 5, a grainy black and white video was posted online by the whistleblower's site Wikileaks.Bradley Manning
A quick analysis of the present charges against Bradley Manning. I’m not a lawyer, but I can read statutes. Mentions here of WikiLeaks and the identification of the video as “ Collateral Murder ” are my own interpolations.
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The mainstream media ignored important additional research related to the video of a U.S. Apache helicopter shooting civilians in Iraq that was leaked to the Wikileaks Web site, according to its founder and editor, Julian Assange.
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How to Show "Collateral Murder" Outside in Public
You can see a few minutes of our street screening last night (last week too) here . Last night’s street screening was an intense 90 minutes for our crew. Showing the war on the city walls, we were reaching out to people not knowing how they’d respond.This week in the magazine, Raffi Khatchadourian writes about WikiLeaks. Here Khatchadourian discusses a classified U.S. military video that shows the killing of two Reuters employees in Baghdad, posted by WikiLeaks under the title “ Collateral Murder .”