Anybody see on CNN the 2 kids from the "7 days in Sept" documentary today?

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

Sorry it's late, just got home from work.

The 2 kids are teens now. One had a rather freeperish/righty take on Saddam Hussein/Iraq in the documentary... it was interesting...

I expected the two kids, interviewed now, to be some kind of "point/counterpoint" points of view, to have some kind of "balanced" presentation for the news. But both kids, while with somewhat different viewpoints, thought the Iraq War is wrong. In fact the freeperish kid from the movie used the expression "our leaders misled us" into the invasion of Iraq.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

1. When your thread has disappeared, you must KICK IT

[Gin]

3. I think I saw it..2 teen boys with black hair? they were prety articulate

and expressed the same views we do about the war and WMD.

Great kids!

[goclark]

2. That happened on CNN?!

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

4. Yeah, some guy named Stephen Rosenbaum had made a documentary

called "7 days in September" re 9/11 (I have not seen this) wherein I guess he interviewed a bunch of people at that time, including some kids, including his own kid. One of the other kids interviewed expressed a very vengeful point of view during the video, including that OBL and SH should probably be killed, even though I believe he conceded that proof was not certain about the perps.

The CNN interview was catching up with the Rosenbaum kid and this kid now. Even though the kids had somewhat differing point of view, even the dark haired "vengeful" kid said that the country's leaders has misled us into the Iraq invasion (I think he may have even used the word "lie".).

I'm assuming the documentary must have included some other interviews over the next couple of years, because even though Iraq and Hussein were "on the menu" from the earliest days at the White House, the propaganda campaign to buffalo the country into war didn't start in earnest until some time later.

[goclark]

5. Must have slipped by CNN

or they would not have let it see the light of day.

No one there can let someone express bad thoughts about the Boy King.