Fw: David Corn: troubling origins of the anti-war movement

[Thomas Seay]

--- Nathan Newman <nathan at newman.org> wrote:
> Why should anyone be impressed with an antiwar
> movement that had two-thirds
> of the populations' support for ending the war in
> 1971, yet couldn't stop
> the carpet bombing and mass murder in Cambodia in
> 1973?
>  If that is the model for "success", god help the
> world as Bush launches his
> global crusade.

BINGO! Well said and right on the money, sir!
Although, we must recognize those who really did 
throw a monkey wrench into the machine, like the
soldiers who "fragged" their officers and the young
people who simply refused to go.

-Thomas

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