

Why We Fight
Eugene Jarecki interviews military officials and political analysts to critique the influence of military power on American foreign policy and its ethical implications.
“It Is Nowhere Written That The American Empire Goes On Forever”
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Eugene Jarecki interviews military officials and political analysts to critique the influence of military power on American foreign policy and its ethical implications.
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Eugene Jarecki interviews military officials and political analysts to assess the role of the military in shaping American foreign policy. The film questions the increasing importance of military might over diplomatic efforts. It provides a historical context for U.S. military interventions and critiques the motivations behind these actions. Through a series of compelling arguments, Jarecki addresses the moral and ethical implications of America's approach to global conflicts. "Why We Fight" runs for 98 minutes and was released in 2005.
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