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The gehenna of our own making: Zero Dark Thirty

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Rob Moore

Zero Dark Thirty, Reviewed. -by Rob Moore Kathryn Bigelow’s film is the spiritual successor to 2008’s tremendous “war-is-a-drug” Oscar-winner The Hurt Locker, and in many ways is that film’s long, messy conclusion. In The Hurt Locker she explores themes of … Continue reading →

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100 Days: Guantánamo and Beyond

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Philip-Lloyd-Sidle

11 years of American Shame and Dishonor 100 days today — May 17 — marks a new and grievous low point in an unfolding tragedy begun in early February at the Guantánamo Bay military facility and detention center. At that … Continue reading →