Unmasking Achilles: Today's Wars & Devastations
summary
Firsthand reporting from refugee columns, on-the-ground numbers and actions: 92% want to go home, Syria has roughly 80–85% without water or electricity, smugglers take about $9 million a day from crossings, Croatia supplies trains and tents while Greece and Serbia exploit or abuse refugees, and volunteers form a six-woman Nobel initiative to support grassroots peace work. Early advocacy used fax networks to coordinate the landmine campaign; the central claim is that demonizing war must stop and integration, not isolation, actually reduces radicalization.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:27Risk
- 5:30De demonize
- 7:00The delegation
- 8:40Who was he
- 10:06Why did they flee
- 14:12Unmasking Achilles
- 16:17Nobel Peace Prize
- 25:32Domestic Violence
- 27:41Community Interaction
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