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Afghanistan War Exposed: An Imperial Conspiracy

The perpetual occupation of Afghanistan has become so normalized it mostly serves as background noise to Americans. It's even jokingly referred to as the "forever war" - accepted as just a constant reality.

Year: 2020 Documentary Runtime: 36 min

Overview

Abby Martin covers the whole truth about the Afghanistan War. Two decades, three administrations, tens of thousands of lives.

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Documentary

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