I'm not religious, but I can respect this man. I especially liked the point that there is no images or media coverage regarding Iraq that shows compassion for the Iraqi civilians. At least not that I can remember, giving it hard thought. Heck half of the american movies / Media / Speakers of the war speaks of the horrors soldiers had to endure, and never what horrors they might have done. I've seen some who question the meaning of the war, but that is about it, the suffering of other HUMANS is sorely overlooked.,(reply>), <b>Its part of the law</b> any media MUST be sent through the military and it must be positive. The military MUST be seen as a hero or a victim.<br><br>Never the reality that they are nazis,(reply>), @Ferhat Özdemir <br>I think that you didn't learn anything from this podcast..,(reply>), @M Janny do you really believe that?  I am amazed you think politicians of any country would do anything for anyone other than special interest groups that pay them so many different ways.,(reply>), @Tahiru Nasuru Partly true partly not. There's a bigger picture to it. There is geo-political interests for many players in what's happening in Ukraine. There is also the fact that its in Europe and Europeans will then care. They feel it could happen to them. I can only assume an Iraqi person will care more about a conflict in Syria / Iran or so more then let's say a war in the northern part of scandinavia between two groups of people you never heard about.,(reply>), @Ferhat Özdemir  certainly after his fall but Christian’s were part of the government and the army and plenty were his supporters.