The Stop War Project ? Iranian Protests in U.S. Streets may Save them from Dehumanized War, unlike Iraqi and Afghan Victims of U.S. Occupation

It is a well known fact among scholars (like Dr. Haig Bosmajian, University of Washington in Seattle) that the U.S. military has, as a matter of policy, demeaned the people of entire countries that we have gone to war with, ever since the Korean War when they referred to Koreans as “gooks”, which carried over to the Vietnam War. It is no stretch to call our military racist. But this was also found during WWII when they called the Germans “krauts”. ... Full Story »

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by Jon Raymond - Jul. 6, 2009

A clear factual report and analysis of Iranian protesters in the U.S. and their concerns.

One good thing that these marches do is to show the world and the Iranian government the faces of Iranians, which makes it impossible for the U.S. and other governments, to dehumanize the Iranian people in order to wage war, as the U.S. has done in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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