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The pro-Institute side makes its case and this makes for a solid view of the debate if not the intrinsic realities of American foreign policy. The activists state their case quite clearly: anti-groupthink, Christian values (thou shalt not kill), healing (versus militancy), and solidarity with the poor (not the powerful). The documentary touches on the ethics of globalization in Latin America, revolution, indigenous culture, human rights, and the environment. America (greed, cheap labour, resource grabbing), propping up convenient dictatorships (via the Contras), and exporting democratic principles of leadership. The vociferous activist slant points out the nefarious goals of such foreign policy: protection of corporate interests in L.

Hidden in Plain Sight is a hard-hitting documentary about the U.S. Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Spirituality & Practice.

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The film highlights the most objectionable aspects of the Institute with conscious reflection of both sides of the debate, providing exclusive interviews, media footage, and factual presentation. Full Review Original Score: 3/5 Nov 6, 2003. Students stay anywhere from one to six months. foreign policy in Latin America, WHISC teaches paramilitary organizational culture, with commando tactics and operational procedures (drug raids, counter-insurgency, psychopolitical propaganda, etc.) rounding out the program. After viewing, I barely had the energy to begin a discussion but negligence is dangerous, which is the heart of the message in this documentary of activism against the School of the Americas (renamed Western Hemispheric Institute for Security and Cooperation 2001).

Hidden in plain sight movie review