4/5 Shocking but Worthwhile
  by Jae (Salt Lake City, UT USA)
The origins of this film are strange and perhaps a bit misleading. The man who hosts it is some real estate guy and you're thinking, "Why do I care?" But he became friends with the original creator Jano Rosebiani who went over and collected the footage and has made other documentaries about Saddam and Iraq.

I appreciate having something like this to balance things out. The Michael Moore's out there would have you believing that Iraq was a happy-go-lucky candyland while Saddam was in power and the U.S. came in and burst their gumdrop bubble. While it is important to have both views on the topic, I think Jano's footage speaks for itself as do the testimonies of the victims of Saddam's reign.

If you really want to call yourself informed and open-minded you should watch this film or one of Jano's other docs before really making up your mind on Iraq.

5/5 Sobering and very fine
  by J. janis (USA)
This was a sobering and very fine documentary detailing the OTHER SIDE of the War on Terror..namely the truth the Liberals desperately wish to censor and have, with the aid of the media, mostly succeeded. The appalling slime trail of atrocities and unbelievable horrors perpetrated by the Hussein regime and their Al Queda associates beggar belief...especially in that they felt compelled to VIDEOTAPE them. Even the Communists knowing they could committ any outrage and still be defended by the Left knew not to film what they were doing. Yet this doc shows footage that staggers belief. One wants to know the Face of Evil and what the United States is struggling against? See this fine film. Never forget and someday, if victory comes, NEVER AGAIN!! Highly recommended for those who want the truth.

5/5 This puts Saddam in the correct perspective
  by D. Cullinane (California)
Watching this makes you really aware of the terribleness and evil of Saddam's Iraq. This will make you cry. It explains the origin of Iraq, how Saddam came to power, and what he did once he was in control. It also shows how Iraq has improved since the invasion what it has to say about the Bush Doctrine. You do not know the whole story about Iraq until you see this.