Antiwar.com
- Rounds up the news of Iraq that is generally
ignored by the pro-Bush mainstream media.
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"Broken
Engagement" by General Wesley Clark. An insightful, in-depth
approach to handling the quagmire in Iraq.
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Read
this honest description
of the actual situation in Iraq written by a Wall Street Journal
reporter in September of 2004.
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Read
major addresses
by former Vice President Al Gore on the subject of freedom, security,
Iraq, and the war on terror, in which Gore pulls no punches.
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From
2004, Senator
Kennedy describes exactly how the Bush administration misled
the nation into war.
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A
compilation
of Bush administration lies from the office of U.S. representative
Henry Waxman.
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A
more updated description
of Bush lies written by a former CIA analyst after the disclosure
of the Downing Street Memo.
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Organizations
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A
good collection of links to antiwar
groups.
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Another
good collection of links to antiwar
sites.
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U.S.
Labor Against the War. John Wilhelm, the foremost union leader
in the hotel/casino industry, credits USLAW with “unifying
the labor movement around the horror, and the injustice, and the
stupidity, and the outrage of this war.”
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Military Families Speak Out is an organization of people opposed to the war in Iraq who have relatives or loved ones currently in the military or who have served in the military since the buildup to the Iraq war in fall of 2002. The National organization has a Las Vegas chapter which you can email through their website.
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United
For Peace and Justice - United for Peace and Justice is a coalition
of more than 1300 local and national groups throughout the United
States who have joined together to protest the immoral and disastrous
Iraq War and oppose our government's policy of permanent warfare
and empire-building. Nevada Workers Against the War is a member of UFPJ.
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Las
Vegas Catholic Worker - a small community of people working
to change the world. They strive to be servants of the poor, while
living in solidarity with them through voluntary poverty, hospitality
and nonviolence. And they have been continually active on the political
front holding a vigil in front of the Federal
Courthouse every Thursday morning at 8:30 a.m.
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Nevada
Desert Experience is an interfaith-based organization that advocates
resistance to nuclearism with awareness-raising programs and nonviolent
civil disobedience actions at the Nevada Test Site and other locations.
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