"What I did there, I know I contributed to death and human suffering," Agosto told Truthout from Fort Hood, in Killeen, Texas, in May, "It's hard to quantify how much I caused, but I know I contributed to it." Full Story »
Posted by Patricia Blochowiak
Thoroughly written up by Dahr Jamail, with attention to the law and ethics and recent history of refusing to serve in an illegal and immoral military action.
contrary to mainstream opinion that believes Afghanistan to be a “justified” war, the invasion and ongoing occupation are actually in violation of the US ... More »
A good long lay out of the problems with military personnel that do not want to go to war. This whole matter could have been resolved had the General not changed the Court Martial that had been approved to at a lower level; now the whole thing is going to be very public.
Branum, angered by this recent turn of events, explained the difference between the types of court martial, “They (the Army) are not acting in good faith here. What this ... More »
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