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

Chuck0 chuck at mutualaid.org
Fri Nov 1 17:20:33 PST 2002


Thomas Seay wrote:


> 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

See:

Harass the Brass! Mutiny, Fragging and Desertions in the U.S. Military http://www.altpr.org/apr15/keating.html

Chuck0

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