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What Happened to the Antiwar Movement?

September 14th, 2009 | Activism, war by admin

Scott Horton interviews Cindy Sheehan on Antiwar Radio.

Cindy Sheehan became a leader of the antiwar movement after her son, Casey, was killed in Iraq. Her efforts to get answers from President Bush, including a vigil in Crawford,Texas, have received national media attention. She has a website, is the author of Peace Mom: A Mother’s Journey through Heartache to Activism and wrote the introduction to 10 Excellent Reasons Not to Join the Military.

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#1 cliffcarson on 09.27.09 at 2:05 pm

Let me tell you what happened AFTER people have become complacent and have rested after the campaign fight.

We have an expanded war going on in Afghanistan and now Pakistan with the Iraqi debacle still on-going. And the drums of war are being thoroughly pounded by our new anti-war administration.

Anybody out there know how to spell betrayal?

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