ANGELINA JOLIE EXCLUSIVE CNN INTERVIEW FROM BAGHDAD, IRAQ

Angelina Jolie made a surprise visit to the Green Zone in Baghdad, Iraq on Thursday to get a first hand look at the humanitarian crisis which millions of displaced Iraqi citizens are facing.

While in Baghdad, Iraq, Jolie sat down with CNN's Arwa Damon for a one-on-one interview about her role as representative of the UN in the growing crisis for Iraqi citizens.

Jolie speaks candidly about what she thinks has been missing in the work to help displaced Iraqi citizens and what she feels would be a solution to the problem.

See the full ANGELIA JOLIE CNN video here:

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/meast/02/07/iraq.jolie/index.html

There are also three other videos of Jolie's visit to Baghdad, including one where she is seen eating lunch with the troops inside the fortified Green Zone, which can be seen on CORKSPHERE, http://corksphere.blogspot.com/, a blog devoted to bringing readers the truth about what is happening in the Iraq war zone.

Bill Corcoran, Chicago, editor and host of CORKSPHERE, http://corksphere.blogspot.com/

ANGELINA JOLIE EATS WITH TROOPS IN IRAQ--NEW VIDEO

Angelina Jolie took timeout from her humanitarian visit to Iraq Thursday on behalf of the two million displaced Iraqi refugees to eat with the troops inside the Green Zone.

This YouTube video captures Jolie as she eats lunch/dinner and chats with some of the U.S. soldiers deployed to Iraq.

More video and aritcles on Angelina Jolie's visit to Baghdad on Thursday can be seen on this blog CORKSPHERE http://corksphere.blogspot.com/. Editor and host, Bill Corcoran.

ANGELINA JOLIE EATS WITH TROOPS IN IRAQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHKQypR2TbE (Just released NEW VIDEO)

FIRST VIDEO OF ANGELINA JOLIE IN BAGHDAD, IRAQ

Angelina Jolie has brought her considerable star power to Baghdad, Iraq to get a first hand look at the humanitarian crisis that confronts millions of Iraqi refugees.

In this YouTube video, Jolie is seen dining with American troops.

Hopefully Angelina Jolie's surprise visit to Baghdad will bring the spotlight around and shine it on the war in Iraq which has been shoved aside by the mainstream media in the United States.

FIRST VIDEO OF ANGELINA JOLIE IN BAGHDAD, IRAQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pjkb1iKNO_g

ANGELINA JOLIE IS IN IRAQ

Perhaps it will take a Hollywood superstar like Angelina Jolie to get the mainstream media to get off their lazy butts and start covering the Iraq war again.

Jolie is in Baghdad to see for herself the plight of the Iraqi refugees.

There are reports that flow of Iraqi refugees back into Iraq has stalled and now there are more Iraqis leaving the country than coming back to Iraq.

Commentary by Bill Corcoran, Chicago, editor of CORKSPHERE, http://corksphere.blogspot.com/, a blog dedicated to bringing readers news about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan deemed no longer newsworthy by the mainstream press in the United States.

Angelina Jolie Visits Baghdad to Highlight Plight of Iraqi Refugees

StaffAP News
Feb 07, 2008 07:42 EST
http://wiredispatch.com/news/?id=36997

Angelina Jolie brought her star power to Baghdad Thursday on a mission as a U.N. goodwill ambassador to highlight the plight of Iraqi refugees.

The actress said there needs to be a more coherent plan as the more than 2 million internally displaced Iraqis begin to trickle back to their homes amid a recent lull in violence that had threatened to spark a civil war in the country.

"There's lots of goodwill and lots of discussion, but there seems to be just a lot of talk at the moment," Jolie said in excerpts of an interview aired on CNN.

"What happens in Iraq and how Iraq settles in the years to come is going to affect the entire Middle East," she added. "And a big part of what it's going to affect, how it settles, is how these people are returned and settled into their homes and their community and brought back together and whether they can live together and what their communities look like."

Jolie's itinerary included meetings with the top U.S. commander in Iraq Gen. David Petraeus, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and Iraqi migration officials during her visit, according to the American Embassy.