Dirty Wars

00:32:21 [♪...] [Man sings in foreign language]

00:36:17 >> Woman: [ln foreign language]

00:39:13 >> Scahill: I'd heard the story many times in Yemen. President Obama personally

00:41:36 It's not true. >> Yeah, back there. >> Man: Does the Pentagon have

00:43:17 I thought it might be a setup. Every story I worked on seemed to trace back to j-soc, and now

00:45:00 asked to do, and where, and for what purpose. A lot of it was of

00:47:14 was another strike, and this time the yemeni government issued a press release naming

00:48:53 they had against his son, but the government refused. They had ordered the

00:50:35 >> Scahill: I wasn't surprised when Washington ignored the killings in gardez.

00:52:49 All of the feelings of the American muslims were similar to everybody else in America's--

00:54:54 really-- his life in America. But things came differently. >> Can you explain to me why

00:57:02 states.

00:59:12 islam, and his sermons reflected a growing anger. >> Al-awlaki: We are watching

01:00:37 [survivors of U.S. raid on gardez heard earlier in this film...] >> I'd seen the same pattern

01:02:17 of defense, vice-president, chairman of the joint chiefs, the president himself, but it

01:03:55 Afghanistan and frankly, across the globe, as we look at hot spots in Yemen, where you

01:05:25 secret, but that didn't mean we knew the truth. >> Man: [With distorted voice]

01:07:17 [♪...]

01:09:10 [♪...] Before arriving in Somalia, I'd read reports that the U.S.

01:11:26 general, wandering the streets with an endless kill list and a band of men.

01:13:05 They don't need even to touch to tell them. They know very well.

01:15:58 [Birds chirp]

01:18:56 abdulrahman was... He was very, very gentle boy and he never hurt anybody.

01:21:56 Somehow, in front of our eyes, undeclared wars have been launched in countries across