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of Bush and Blair's military adventure: 10,000 civilian deaths |
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A TRIP TO CANADA TO FIND REFUGE FOR THOSE WHO REFUSE TO KILL |
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| ARMY TROOPS IN IRAQ:
INCREASE IN SUICIDE RATE, MENTAL HEALTH EVACUATIONS |
| The GI's weapon of choice in
Iraq: dollars
to be disbursed
directly by US soldiers.
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Ranks Will Swell
During Restructuring
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| I
am an Army Nurse Corps Captain stationed at Walter
Reed Army Medical Center in Washington D.C. I feel compelled to share with
anyone who will listen what I have seen.
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by Arundhati Roy |
| February 9, 2004 issue
The Nation.
by ARUNDHATI ROY |
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Counsel Reluctant Soldiers |
| GOING
AWOL
As the Iraq war escalates, so does the desertion rate : now reservists are rebelling. Can the draft be
far behind?
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| Ruth Bader-Ginsburg
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| B u s h' s B e t r a
y a l o f O u r T r o o p s
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| Body
Bags Make the Reality of War Set In
that war is not glamorous, that war is not a video game" |
| Few Americans see caskets come home
A news media blackout instituted to ensure privacy for soldiers' families also protects policymakers as war casualties mount. |
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Remembering an antiwar Vietnam veteran |
| Their Photos Tell
The Story
In introducing the pictures, under the headline "Faces of the Fallen," the Army Times said: "More than 500 service members died in operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom in 2003, a group that represents the full, rich face of American diversity... |
| Text Of The President's blahblahblahblah Address May 1, 2003 6:18 pm
US/Mountain Remarks by President Bush blahblahblahblah the end of major
combat operations in Iraq Thursday evening from the deck of the USS Abraham
Lincoln:blauhblauhblalahblahblah
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| Bush's fuzzy thinking
be afraid.......be
very afraid.....be afraidbeafraid
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| Vietnam-era deserter sympathizes
A Vietnam War-era deserter is supporting an American paratrooper who fled for Canada rather than ship out for Iraq. |
| "How fucking orwellian," she thought. She didn't realize that she has spoken it aloud. "Well, it has to come out some time, and so now is the better time as later, or future, for we mustn't put things off too awfully long, or they will become short little memories that die in the dust line old eyelashes and bits of sweaters washed too often." And so, she did. and nothing was ever washed too often again, as the colors were finally exposed to the sunlight and they bounced off truth like jelly beans! ( '? canadacanadacanadacaanadacanada_______________ |
| THE CASUALTY An American
soldier comes home from Iraq.
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| Soldier's wife is taking on Army
Path to
pension an uphill battle
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Coming Home
Robert Shrode can't sleep. |
| Family trying to cope with GI's death
Coming Home
Only when his
son's casket has made the 8,000-mile trip from Iraq to Phoenix
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| Maimed in Iraq, then mistreated,
Coming Home
neglected, and hidden in America Combat veterans wounded in Iraq were left waiting weeks and even months for proper medical attention at military bases |
| We face those decisions again today.
There is no question of my action, there could never be. I have no
choice. I cannot choose to turn away, to not act. My meditation toward
peace include this act of passion against that machine that continues to
churn out more and more hatred, racism, sick patriotism and stealth conscription.
I choose to be a worker
of conscience. I am a pacifist, with "FIST" in the air.
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| Flags Give Silent Testament to
Growing U.S. Death Toll
'Loyal
Opposition' aims to illustrate nation's loss
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Though he flick my shoulders with his whip,
I will not tell him which way the fox ran. With his hoof on my breast, I will not tell him where the black boy hides in the swamp. I shall die, but that is all that I shall do for Death; I am not on his pay-roll. I will not tell him the whereabout
of my friends
Am I a spy in the land of the living,
Conscientious Objector
by Edna St. Vincent Millay |
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e d i b i l i t
y G u l c h
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| One Veteran's Outrage:
Bush, Iraq and the
Dead Pile Up
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| Press
Release: DAV
Urges Defense Secretary to Get the Facts to War Wounded; Allow DAV rep
to visit the wounded, stop holding back info...
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