NAZA: The Real Story

Imagine, is any of the stuff that is in the NASA film, can any of that go into the Wikileaks database? No, it cannot, because there's no facts to go in there.

And actually, I would even go farther than that and say that there was a response which was backed by the Israeli government called Naza the Real Story, which is kind of this propaganda film trying to say, oh, no, this is actually what was happening in Gaza.

I would argue that that other propaganda film... has more facts in it because they have some footage from UAVs, etc.

So they have more facts there than you would have in the film NASA.

Human rights groups had previously voiced concerns, warning of his solitary confinement and alleging tortured confessions and a sham trial, with Pahlavi's communications team describing him as a political prisoner in danger.

Source: jpost.com. A new Israeli film titled Naza: The Real Story is set to challenge narratives that have emerged questioning IDF actions.

The film presents first-hand testimony of Hamas terrorist atrocities, aiming to counter claims that the army bombed Gaza indiscriminately.

Source: World Israel News.

Bellamy, who's your hero?

Um, my heroes are the three creators of NAZA: The Real Story.

Mm-hmm.

And that came out last week, and I didn't make it to an event, and I ended up going to watch it at my friend's place.

Mm-hmm.

Um, the notion that a citizen can film things that are happening in public is the, is a, is, uh...

In general, that's a First Amendment, uh, consideration.

That, that falls out of the First Amendment.

Right.

Um, not the Four- there's no Fourth Amendment issue with a, with a, with a person filming something in public.

Sure.

It's not even relevant.