17-05-2008 Update: And they do exist. Here’s the latest: Matthis Chiroux
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Recent posts
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Featured posts
- HARDtalk: Ken O'Keefe on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla
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- On immediate withdrawal from Iraq
- Letter to Prime Minister Helen Clark
- Why I'm off to Iraq
- We bear responsibility
- So what came before September 11?
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Recent comments
- Christiaan on Chomsky: why the U.S. enables Israeli crimes and atrocities
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- Nangas on HARDtalk: Ken O’Keefe on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla
- 65 years since America’s nuclear terrorist attack on The worst terrorist attack in history
- Jose on Revoking Baptism and Confirmation
Comments
One Comment so far. Leave a comment below.Thank you for posting this. I am old enough to remember the draft and Vietnam, so I discouraged anyone I could, including my son, from buying the myth, so prevalent not that long ago, that the volunteer army was a way to go to college and have a job without ever having to fight. I truly hope that young people now know what joining the military means. That said, it is difficult for anyone to contemplate breaking an oath, facing prosecution, and turning one’s life upside down, and I deeply admire Mattis Chiroux for his stand.