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Bernie Sanders: Consistently antiwar, against Vietnam War, against Iraq War, against Yemen war, against prospect of war with Iran | Meet The Press

2019-05-20T21:16:47.210Z

"War should be the last resort. I've seen too much horror, I've talked to many veterans whose lives were destroyed by the war in Iraq. I will do everything I can to see problems solved diplomatically, rather than through war."

In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) talks to Chuck Todd about his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination....

Jeanette Rankin Peace Brigade, 1968 archival footage

2019-04-02T02:42:42.717Z

A group of women's pro-peace organizations join together to confront Congress on its opening day on 15th January 1968, with a display of female opposition to the Vietnam War. At age 87, pioneering suffragist Jeannette Rankin leads the march of approximately 5,000 women.

Pictured: Rankin leading the march, as part of the Jeanette Rankin Peace Brigade march on Washington protesting the war.

Peace is Every Step: Meditation In Action - The Life and Work of Thich Nhat Hanh -Official Trailer

2014-01-02T21:55:14.972Z

Now on DVD at www.festivalmedia.org Peace Is Every Step Meditation In Action: The Life and Work of Thich Nhat Hanh - A Film by Gaetano Kazuo Maida Narrated by ...

War Made Easy - How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us To Death

2013-12-24T22:21:32.412Z

Norman Solomon's "War Made Easy" - How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us To Death (narrated by Sean Penn)
http://www.warmadeeasythemovie.org/

film treatment of the book by the same name
See book reviews on Goodreads:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1255056.War_Made_Easy

Bales Sentenced to Life in Prison for Afghan Massacre

2013-08-26T18:39:09.288Z

Democracy Now! U.S. and World News Headlines for Monday, August 26 2013

U.S. Army Sergeant Robert Bales has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering 16 Afghan civilians during rampages on two villages last March. Bales was sentenced on Friday after pleading guilty in June. He was spared the death penalty in return for his plea. A number of Afghan victims were flown to the United States to testify during his trial. An Afghan man who lost relatives in Bales’ attack spoke out after the sentence was reached.

Haji Mullah Baran: "We’ve heard the U.S. government say they’re sending soldiers to bring democracy, freedom and justice, but there are certain soldiers, such as this gentleman, who have actually committed crimes and murdered people. If I had a chance to talk to Sgt. Bales, I would ask him directly: Right to your face, you’re a murderer. Why did you do this? Did you ever think of being a human being? Because a human being wouldn’t do this."

Many Afghan victims and family members had called for Bales to receive the death penalty. During closing arguments last week, Bales apologized for the massacre, calling it an "act of cowardice." Defense attorneys had argued Bales suffered a breakdown from post-traumatic stress disorder and a brain injury developed in multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. The massacre marked the worst killings of civilians blamed on a single U.S. soldier since the Vietnam War.

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