No End in Sight

The groundbreaking documentary NO END IN SIGHT is the first of its kind to delve deeply into the factors that led to Iraq’s descent into guerilla warfare, warlord dominance, rampant criminal activity, and pervasive chaos. This eye-opening film presents a stark, insider’s perspective of vast incompetence, recklessness, and corruption.

Drawing from an extensive collection of over 200 hours of footage, the documentary offers a revealing account of the tumultuous events following the fall of Baghdad in 2003. The narrative is enriched by insights from notable figures such as Richard Armitage, the former Deputy Secretary of State, and Barbara Bodine, the ambassador who oversaw Baghdad during the spring of 2003. The voices of Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, former chief of staff to Colin Powell, and General Jay Garner, who managed the occupation of Iraq until May 2003, further enhance this compelling tale, along with testimonies from Iraqi civilians, American soldiers, and leading analysts.

NO END IN SIGHT meticulously analyzes the critical missteps in U.S. policy that significantly contributed to the current state of unrest in Iraq. Key failures included the deployment of insufficient troop levels, allowing the rampant looting of Baghdad, and the dismissal of skilled professionals from the Iraqi government, alongside the disbandment of the Iraqi military. This comprehensive examination reveals how these decisions set the stage for the insurgency and chaos that now pervades Iraq.

Last Updated: November 15, 2024 at 19:16