Let's be honest, going into this documentary, I didn't have high expectations as I'm not a person who typically enjoys documentaries. But this one blew my expectations. I'd heard about what happened in Burma and Iraq but this documentary put a view on those issues that I never thought I could see. It's brilliant how much first person real-life footage was put into this film. I would definitely recommend this docu to anyone looking to see a first person account of what happened in those places.

Note: this docu has a very Christian point-of-view and much of the dialogue talks about David Eubank's relationship with God.

This burma buddhism army should be eliminated . no comment

I really felt for all the people in those countries. A great documentary.