He went to Iraq with some reservists from upstate NY and followed them after they came home and in recent interviews, he's mentioned how these guys are having difficulty fitting back in because, despite what they've been through, this country remains unchanged -- going on with our lives as if nothing is wrong and there's not a war going on. We need to be hearing more stories about what this war has done to our soldiers -- how their lives have been permanently changed -- because only then can people decide whether this mess has been worth it. Victory -- but at what cost to us as a people?
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