themselves from the harsh snowstorms over Afghanistan mountains, but at the end, the American soldiers go home and commit suicide but the poor man still with his dry bread and black tea lives with his poor wife in their humble muddy house but with happy hearts and souls,’ he wrote.

The legal fight against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who is commonly referred to as KSM, formally began in February 2008 when he was charged with organizing the September 11 attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people.

The trial has been plagued by controversies, starting with whether it would be held in a military or civilian court and more recently with the decision to allow Mohammed and his other defendants from wearing soldier’s fatigues in the courtroom.THANK YOU FOR SIGNING UP!

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The unmistakable voice, striking good looks and eccentric personality 
and the complex inner life they cloaked: Turner Classic Movies (TCM)
sifts through the mystery behind one of Hollywood's most-respected and
celebrated practitioners of the art and craft of acting in BRANDO,
a 2007 two-part documentary which first aired on TCM in May. Piecing together
performances from throughout the decades with never-before-seen footage
and a series of original, in-depth interviews featuring not only a host
of his Hollywood peers but also family members and childhood friends,
TCM, along with The Greif Company (Steve McQueen: The Essence of
Cool), has worked to unmask the man behind the exceptional talent,
captivating persona and apathy (and frequent aversion) toward his
profession that was Marlon Brando.

The film investigates the challenges he faced in almost every personal
and working relationship throughout