You are required to bring in brief and relevant quotes from the article by Omar El Khairy from your Course Reader. If you wish to write from Stuart Aitkin’s perspective, you must bring in brief and relevant quotes from his essay sent via pdf format. Omar El-Khairy comments, “The Hurt Locker presents the U.S. army in a way that is much more in line with its own public image in our time of humanitarian interventions and militaristic pacifism… the film’s aesthetics serves to occlude, and thus make acceptable, the actions of ‘our men in uniform.’ What kinds of statements is the film making in relation to the war in Iraq? Discuss the “ghostly figures of Iraqis in the film. OR Drawing on the article by Stuart Aitkin you can argue that Bigelow’s film looks at war through a psychological study of how young men are addicted to the spaces of violence—the combat zone. In your response, discuss 4 different and separate points on the film’s message. Number your points.