Want to be part of our newest documentary?

Last Thursday (February 26th, 2009), we launched a ground-breaking documentary campaign opposing military escalation in Afghanistan. This is our newest full-length film, Rethink Afghanistan, which is being released in segments online for free. The excitement is already building around the trailer for part one of our film with press coverage in The Huffington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, The Nation, AlterNet, Open Left, and elsewhere. And, over 19,000 people have already signed the petition calling for congressional oversight hearings that educate the public about this war!

Now, we are taking our campaign to the next level and we need your help. We need to raise $25,000 by March 13th. At that point, two donors have graciously committed to matching each dollar you donate, which means every dollar you give then becomes $3.

Want to help us reach our goal? Donate $20 today and be recognized as a Producer on the Rethink Afghanistan documentary. We will list your name on a special section of the site.

Help us make this film: http://rethinkafghanistan.com/donate

These funds will enable us to complete the next three segments of our Rethink Afghanistan documentary, focusing on issues like costs of war, effects on civilians, and the conflict in Pakistan. Your donation will also allow us to hire videographers in Afghanistan and Pakistan and have the film translated into Farsi.

With Afghanistan having the potential to be a long, drawn-out quagmire our country cannot afford, we must call attention to the issues surrounding this war immediately. We need your help to make that happen.

Help us make this film: http://rethinkafghanistan.com/donate

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[stonecast]

I just donated $25, this film needs to be made ASAP. GOOD WORK.

[Iohgilbert]

What's the new pronounciation for Viet Nam? Afghanistan. Are we ready to bury 58,000 more? At ten times the cost?

[dudeulartv]

I've purchased some of your documentaries previously, they are good.

[fpwr]

Here's one thing about documentaries you should know, YOU can make ANY documentary say ANYTHING that YOU WANT to SAY, it's just a matter of how one displays the sound bites. Don't take my word on it, read the book entitled, "making Documentary films and reality videos" by Barry Hampe.

[fpwr]

How many of you have actually created a Documentary? Probably less than 1% has. Here's one thing about documentaries you should know, YOU can make ANY documentary say ANYTHING that YOU WANT to SAY, it's just a matter of how one displays the sound bites as to how one will react to a piece of Doc. Don't take my word on it, read a book entitled, "making Documentary films and reality videos" by Barry Hampe.

[kaiser0soze]

I pray for peace in Afghanistan and worldwide, and I pray for more people to do the same. God bless.

[1650million]

I´m becoming a 20$ "producer" in a snap. This man´s documentaries are not good, are NECESSARY.

Please take a look if you haven´t.

Peace.

[1650million]

Hi Shia. I do not share your religious beliefs, but I wanted to let you know that I'm pretty glad to see afghans around here. I think it´s indispensable that you guys show up, and speak up, that if you do, you will find more and more support.

Here and there, peace man.

[ShiaAfghan]

As an Afghan, I want to thank you so much for your hard work.

The people of Afghanistan have had enough of this never-ending war. They are tired of having their loved ones tortured by the US on phony terrorism charges, tired of having their children bombed, and tired of the unfulfilled promises of aid in rebuilding their country.

[swizzlecheeks]

beatlebonzo,

You are correct. But don't forget the need for an oil pipeline to ship it out and over to China. Kissinger is over there now diligently working on that one for the NWO.