With the documentary “Dirty Wars,” author Jeremy Scahill takes us into a completely unknown world of secret US military operations in Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia and other areas. Part political thriller, part detective film, “Dirty Wars” begins as an investigative report about a nighttime attack by US units in Afghanistan in which many civilians died, including two pregnant women. A global investigation quickly develops into the previously unknown parallel world of the powerful and top secret American special unit, the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).
Scahill discovers more and more about JSOC, uncovering brutal operations that are carefully hidden from the public, carried out by soldiers about whom there is no record and who can therefore never be heard by Congress and apparently have no accountability for their actions . In military jargon, the JSOC works according to the motto “find, fix and kill”. The teams work through a secret kill list. There is no target that is not legitimate for this force, and American citizens are not spared either.
Jeremy Scahill uncovers the consequences of a war that is completely out of control. CIA agents, Special Forces fighters, generals and US-financed warlords - they all step out of the shadows of secrecy in front of the camera and talk about their missions, many of them for the first time. The survivors of the mostly nighttime attacks and drone strikes also have their say, including the family of the first American citizen to be hunted down and killed by his own government. “Dirty Wars” takes viewers to the most remote corners of the world and shows how dirty the USA wages war today. In the end, agonizing questions remain about freedom and democracy, war and justice.
Dirty wars: The secret command actions of the USA (SRF I December 17.12.2014, XNUMX)
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