Watched and,sad to say,believed it all. Indeed,I can say,what took you so long to break the story!
You have young men from disadvantaged backgrounds joining an organization that has as its job killing others. Its messy work,and it has its kickbacks. For those on the coalface it means taking out the foe by any means. Glamourized by film you go out with mad rock music blaring to kill the enemy by any means only to leave the army and have those you've snuffed out and tortured come back to haunt you. Little wonder you hit the bottle...and your wife. The killing kills yourself. Its all too dreadful.
Whilst some army personnel can compartmentalize their murders,I guess some cannot. When they've seen colleagues die,have been attacked and brutalized others...its all too much. Come home,and no one cares two monkeys. Its a dark and lonely place you enter.
Later,after you've been trained to kill and torture the enemy(and have done so),the solicitors come for you.
There's a lot of suffering in these wars.
Whilst Panorama exposed some of the brutal stuff that was going on over in Iraq and Afghanistan,I saw in the background our honored MPs and leaders.
Jack Straw,Tony Blair. So many others. Wow,I just wouldn't be able to sleep at night. They gained their gold. But at what price