Thanks a lot for that Casseia! Anyone can do this though honestly, here's where you can get the program I use, it's free;

Windows Movie Maker 2
http://www.download.com/3000-2194-10165075.html

^ This is great for beginners, there's so much you can do with that and everything I know is self taught it's that easy. It might take a small bit to get to grips with it, but it's very user friendly.

sure, plenty of people can do it, but shes right about your flair for picking music. how old are you? i would guess at least sort of close to my age considering the songs you pick. keep up the good work man.

I could probably figure out how to use the software, but that doesn't mean I could pick the right images and stick them together with the music like you do. Don't underrate yourself. I think you could probably pursue this kind of thing professionally if you wanted.

22 man, and I honestly do really appreciate the feedback guys. This is just something I feel strongly about and I think when anybody feels like that they can apply that motivation to something, whether is be creative or physical etc. This type of thing really is not hard to learn, so if you've got the idea just go for it and see what people think.

Study up, get pro apps, and stick with it...  If you need any help let me know...  I will do what ever I can to turn you on to some apps and assorted resources...

www.demonoid.com is your friend...

After Effects + Lynda.com Tutotials + Patience= More Bruce Lee Stylez

oh and btw, you are modest and humble but you still have skills... 

Thanks for that dude, I have been thinking about going on some course or something and leaning how the pros do it etc.

I think you probably know this, but a number of people here think THAT WOULD BE A GREAT IDEA!

I've watched "Guernica Iraq" a number of times over the last week, and I swear each time I think it's better.

ive always said DBLS picks the best music every time. the irish song for his first big 9/11 video(that was my favorite), the tracy chapman song for his latest one and now this song. guy should be a program director or producer or something.

I remember this song from a long time ago. Is it the Cranberries?

Great video

no, WE didnt. Bush lost both elections(likely) and i dont appreciate people who dont live in this country blaming ALL the people who do for this regimes atrocities. thats bullshit and you should know that. what country do you live in? can i blame you for all of your countries crimes? as far as "becoming a killing machine in the army" goes, you need to understand that most of these soldiers dont understand the politics of the situation or the crimes of their state at all. that doesnt make it right but its the truth. also, many of these soldiers are poor and have nowhere else to turn except to the army. are you going to blame them for being poor and desperate? many of these soldiers joined before 9/11 not knowing they would be serving in Iraq based on a lie. ,any of them are so brainwashed that they still think what they are doing is "protecting freedom" or some other abstract bullshit. blame the leaders, blame the policy makers, blame the media that makes the propaganda work, but dont blame the soldiers that are being put into the meatgrinder by the real criminals. not all of them are trigger happy killers. these are people put into a terrible situation just fighting to stay alive every day, not knowing who the enemy is in many cases until they get shot at. the system is the problem, not the soldiers. there will ALWAYS be enough poor, desperate, naive kids to exploit and send off to fight war for oil/greed/power. your venom is aimed at the wrong crowd. yes, it would be nice if the majority of soldiers would look up the information as you said(when its not CENSORED as it regularly is in the military), but whos being naive to think thats likely? if the media did its job, NONE of us would have to go out of our way to know the truth and full scope of important events. so whos the real problem? the soldiers? or the media and politicians/think tanks/business interests that send them to die?

Right, Nadia, settle down love, you're with friends here.

Your Swedish, you say? Is that nationality or ethnic? Cause if your national--born and raised- you've got to know education and economics in both the States and UK(worse in the States) is rubbish; I'm given to understand Swedes are better informed, but I may be wrong. All that opportunity you hear about is mostly rhetorical. You need MONEY, preferably old money, in the States to have anything near a fair chance to make it.

I AM NOT excusing atrocities by ANY BODY. I'm saying the film maker was making a distiction between who has the greater responsibility(those who pushed and benefited from the war) and those who got tricked, caught up, confused--what have you. The filmaker is covering his arse so he doesn't get attacked for not "supporting our troops".

You should know in the States one of the biggest propaganda tools used to discredit 911truth and the anti-war movement is spinning any critizism as "attacking the troops". This makes it hard just to have a dissenting voice heard--and -this applies to you--makes it look like US citizens and Brit subjects alike are ALL gun ho. Not true, love--never was.

I disagree with Chris on one point--I think when actions are public and affect everyone we have a responsibility to speak out , even if it isn't in our country of origin. That is a moral responsibility and I respect you for that. But, as Chris said, most voters (in thge States) DID NOT vote for Bush--particularly in 2000. So, if he wasn't legally elected--he can't be legally re-elected. Think about these(broad) figures:

A third of Americans don't vote--don't trust the system, see. So that mean at the most only a third voted for the Shrub you see. Come on, love, Swedes are smarter than this. And there's another slogan you might not have heard: "Support the Troops--Bring them HOME!"

Very popular in the States...

Impeachment. Accountability. A better world.