The Saudi Military Stole Footage from a War Documentary to Justify an Attack

"Severe Clear" was a landmark 2009 documentary about the invasion of Iraq that made extensive use of video shot in 2003 by First Lt. Mike Scotti using a mini-digital video camera. This footage might as well be from ancient times, since it comes from an era back before YouTube and almost a decade before smartphones put quality video cameras in everyone's back pocket. Getting these kinds of shots was incredibly difficult in the early days of the war.

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