Washingtons Winter Of Discontent (2007) CBC - Our World

******************************************************************************* CBC - Our World Washington's Winter Of Discontent ******************************************************************************* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- General Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Type.................: documentary ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Technical Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source...............: NTSC CABLE AVI Size.............: 360,755,200 bytes Duration.............: 00:21:47 FPS..................: 29.97 Video Codec..........: XviD Codec DCT......: H263 QPel...........: No GMC............: No Video Bitrate........: 2000 (ABR) Video Resolution.....: 640x464 Video Aspect Ratio...: 1.379 Audio Format.........: 0x0055(MP3, ISO) MPEG-1 Layer 3 Audio Encoder........: LAME 3.92 Bitrate..............: 128kbits/sec (CBR) Hz...................: 48000 Channels.............: Stereo Captured by..........: festering leper ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Description ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. President George W. Bush defied his critics and has authorized more troops for Iraq - the so-called "surge". This week, Brian goes to the U.S. capital to look closely at what lies behind this strategy and whether it can bring stability to the shattered country, especially its violent and unstable capital, Baghdad. In Washington, Brian talks to several leading observers about failing optimism in the Iraq campaign, among them, the respected U.S. military and strategic analyst, Anthony Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Our World also brings you a story about the latest group of U.S. soldiers heading for Iraq. The CBC's Neil Macdonald travels to Georgia to talk to soldiers and their families about the government's decision to send more troops. The soldiers in Neil's report, who are from Fort Stewart, know what it's like to pay the price of combat. One in ten of the soldiers who've died in Iraq came from Fort Stewart. Finally, Brian explores the role U.S. civilian administrators have played in Iraq. Most of the attention has been focused on the U.S. military. But U.S. civilian advisors and administrators have played a critical role in how the U.S. occupation has unfolded. Brian speaks to Rajiv Chandrasekaran of the Washington Post about the sometimes-surprising policies put in place by civilian decision-makers. Chandrasekaran has written a highly regarded book on the subject. It's called "Imperial Life in the Emerald City". It's a fascinating look inside the "Green Zone", the heavily protected and lavish neighbourhood of the U.S. civilian force, a community that lives in relative safety, strangely remote from the violent city outside.

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