End the War on Iraq
End the War on Iraq
As news stories are leading those still aware of the war on Iraq to believe it's over, it was encouraging to see Busboys and Poets restaurant in Washington, D.C., packed Sunday evening for a four-hour forum on actions needed to actually end that war, make reparations, and deter future wars of aggression. The event was advertised with the following description:
"Is the U.S. military really leaving Iraq or just rebranding? What is the toll of seven years of occupation on Iraqis, U.S. soldiers and our economies? What is the status of Iraqi refugees around the world? Is it still possible to hold accountable those who dragged us into the war or committed crimes such as torture? What role did Congress and the media play in facilitating the invasion/occupation? We'll also look at the role of the peace movement -- its strengths and weaknesses -- and draw key lessons to make our work for peace, including in Afghanistan, more effective."
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As news stories are leading those still aware of the war on Iraq to believe it's over, it was encouraging to see Busboys and Poets restaurant in Washington, D.C., packed Sunday evening for a four-hour forum on actions needed to actually end that war, make reparations, and deter future wars of aggression. The event was advertised with the following description:
"Is the U.S. military really leaving Iraq or just rebranding? What is the toll of seven years of occupation on Iraqis, U.S. soldiers and our economies? What is the status of Iraqi refugees around the world? Is it still possible to hold accountable those who dragged us into the war or committed crimes such as torture? What role did Congress and the media play in facilitating the invasion/occupation? We'll also look at the role of the peace movement -- its strengths and weaknesses -- and draw key lessons to make our work for peace, including in Afghanistan, more effective."
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http://warisacrime.org/node/54599
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Comment by CHUCK W. on September 2, 2010 at 1:40pm
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cool!~
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yes, but the type of land we need is scarcwe here
and quite expensive.
however, if you wish here, i have a three bedroom home,
and we start our search from here.
but i need to know soon as i have taken a down payment on my snow blower.lol
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you know bryon the northern most deserts,
may turn out to be grassy meadows as they
once were. that said there will be much migration to those
meadows and the high ground surrounding them
will afford the best proctection.
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YOU KNOW BYRON, SEEMS SOME MIGHTY GREAT
PATRIOTS ARE GOING TO THE HILLS. I KNOW 3 NOW BISIDES
PASTOR CHUCK GOING TO MONTANTA. PERSONALLY I'D
PREFER STAYING IN THE HILLS OF IDAHO.
BUT, WE'RE FAST APPROACHING ANOTHE LITTLE ICE AGE
AND THE THOUGHT OF DIGGING THRU 20/30 STORIES OF
SNOW TIRES ME OUT.
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WHY WASTE THE ENERGY, IT WOULD DO NO GOOD!
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i'm so damn pissed at our government! but more so
of the idiot people who inhabit this country!
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