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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/6263787.stm?ls
Just looking on this page again, and in the corner is a video link. Following my disturbed viewings of what I would only watch of Saddam's footage (which wasn't the mobile video) and reading what happened to these aides, it doesn't surprise me that the footage won't be shown to the public. When that page above was first published, it included an audio link with a BBC reporter explaining what happened.
Now I look to see a video link, with "some viewers may find this disturbing" next to it. I am definately not prepared to watch this as I am afraid to see any possible footage of what happened to these two men. But if the video was only released to journalists, what "disturbing footage" could have been released on this link?
Any explainations?
Just looking on this page again, and in the corner is a video link. Following my disturbed viewings of what I would only watch of Saddam's footage (which wasn't the mobile video) and reading what happened to these aides, it doesn't surprise me that the footage won't be shown to the public. When that page above was first published, it included an audio link with a BBC reporter explaining what happened.
Now I look to see a video link, with "some viewers may find this disturbing" next to it. I am definately not prepared to watch this as I am afraid to see any possible footage of what happened to these two men. But if the video was only released to journalists, what "disturbing footage" could have been released on this link?
Any explainations?