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Michael Ware, Former CNN War Correspondent, Speaks Out On Alleged War Crime CNN Refused To Air

Posted on September 21, 2010 by The Soul Brother

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The tortures of war. Not just the soldiers or civilians are affected but the reporters covering it are too. Michael Ware’s coverage of the two American wars reminded me of Walter Cronkite’s coverage of the Vietnam War, outstanding. Gripping account and great job from Jason Linkins about a looming controversy for a media giant.

Michael Ware, Former CNN War Correspondent, Speaks Out On Alleged War Crime CNN Refused To Air.

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