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“There’s no opinion, there’s no bias - in simple terms laying out the war in Iraq as and how it unfolded. Finishing with a chilling insight in to post Saddam Iraq. A great listen.”
Plcorg via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/24/20
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“This was so interesting and well done”
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New Zealand ·
12/28/20
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“They keep repeating the same clips and sound it’s in each episode. It makes all the episodes sound the same. I keep stopping and thinking “I’ve heard this already”, and it’s because they’re repeating the same clips from the first episodes in the episode 5 and 6 etc. It’s very interesting to learn...”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
11/24/20
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“David Dimbleby’s style of teasing details out of his interviewees may not suit all, but from a U.K. perspective, hearing Alastair Campbell, twisting as he searches for a plausible sound bite to justify his previous mendacity certainly achieves its aim.
Hearing Tony Blair, with his hubristic...”Read full review »
'not of an age' via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/04/20
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