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Remember those who did not die
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3_EXqJ8f-0
Today is Memorial Day, 2011. Let us remember and honor the young men and women who have gone forth to war, believing they were fighting for a good cause. Let us not honor the war profiteers and the military industrial … Continue reading →
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Tagged activism, Born on the Fourth of July, Bradley Manning, David Connolly, Fallujah, General Smedley Butler, Howard Zinn, Iraq, Memorial Day, military-industrial complex, propaganda, Ron Kovic, Ross Caputi, veterans, Vietnam War, War Is a Racket, war profiteers, World War II
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