War Logs

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW! Director James Spione – 2011 Tribeca Winner for Best Documentary Short “Incident in New Baghdad” – On Filmmaking and Ethan McCord “Witness to Collateral Murder”

June 22, 2011 By Jacob Andrews 4 Comments

Wikileaks-Movie.com is pleased to introduce you to filmmaker James Spione, winner of a 2011 Tribeca Film Festival award for his documentary short Incident in New Baghdad. This film, profiled recently on this site, offers a fundamentally important view into Ethan McCord’s experience in the Iraq War and, more specifically, the Collateral Murder incident which Ethan witnessed first-hand and a video of which WikiLeaks later released.

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THE GITMO FILES: Jason Leopold, Investigative Journalist “Wikileaks Unlocks Gitmo Secrets & Horrible Truths” — Interview with RT America

May 30, 2011 By Wikileaks Movie 2 Comments

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Jason Leopold, Investigative Journalist and editor-at-large for The Public Record, discusses “The Gitmo Files” Wikileaks release and their impacts in a recent interview with RT America. WikiLeaks released hundreds of Guantanamo Files revealing details about the imprisonment if innocent children or elder people while releasing other detainees that had been designated “high risk.” Jason Leopold says the Bush administration operated outside the law. Guantanamo was often referred to as a “Battle Lab” with a wide range of “experiments,” he noted. Today Congress remains silent about human right violations that occurred at Guantanamo while preaching to other countries about upholding human rights.

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Civilian Casualties go Unreported by US Led Coalition forces in Afghanistan

July 27, 2010 By Jacob Andrews Leave a Comment

Tweet Secret US military files released by Wikileaks outline previously withheld reports of civilian deaths, Taliban attacks and feared involvement from forces within Pakistan and Iran. More than 90,000 documents comprise the largest leaks in US military history. As reported in the Guardian, the war logs detail: • How a secret “black” unit of special [...]

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De-Coding the Afghanistan War Logs

July 26, 2010 By Jacob Andrews Leave a Comment

Tweet Prior to “Cablegate,” Wikileaks released the Afghanistan War Logs, a series of secret US military files, to the UK’s Guardian Newspaper which is one of a handful of distribution partners to Julian Assange and his Wikileaks organization. These documents, the release of which has infuriated diplomats and government officials, provide an unprecedented view into [...]