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Chris Hayes: “There are millions of civilians in Iraq, Iran, and throughout the region who have done nothing wrong.” #inners
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My family was a double blue star family.
Both my brother and I served in Iraq.
My heart goes out to anyone that has a loved one overseas right now.
Please trust your loved one's training and their battle buddies.
Remember our first mission is keeping each other safe.
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I was a medic who served in Iraq from 2006-2007.
I've seen the true price of war. Lives.
The lives of soldiers, civilians, and families all torn apart for nothing.
We must not go to war with Iran.
The time for negotiations is now.
#NoWarWithIran
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I've watched this umpteen times since seeing it days ago. 1998, UK MP Tony Benn implores his country not to join the US in bombing Iraq. The particulars are irrelevant. Benn's UNIMPEACHABLE clarity transcends.
See what we're deprived of now. See how leadership & wisdom feel!
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In the meantime, the Administration needs to bring any discussion of war with Iran to the American people and their representatives in Congress, as the Constitution requires.
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I am praying for the safety of our troops in Iraq tonight. While I would have preferred they come home long ago, there is also no excuse for this action by Iran.
We need to stop the escalation before it leads to another endless war in the Middle East.
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"The next move may be all-out war, from Donald Trump, that will cost us tens of thousands – if not hundreds of thousands – of American lives. We beg Congress to step in and rein in this reckless president." - @jonsoltz, Iraq War veteran and VoteVets chair.
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I fought in Iraq. It was an unmitigated disaster from which the region, and America, will never recover.
War with Iran will be worse. And let’s not kid ourselves - this is completely unnecessary. If we’re fighting Iran, let’s be honest about why: Trump’s ego. His sick cult.
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100 years ago the U.S. Congress passed the Espionage and Sedition Acts of 1918 to censor anti-war voices. (1/4) #NoMoreWar
Smedley D. Butler was a United States Marine Corps major general (the highest rank authorized at that time) and at the time of his death the most decorated Marine in U.S. history. He was a recipient of the Medal of Honor, twice. (3/4) #NoMoreWar
And though a legend in USMC circles (all Marine Corps bases in Okinawa, Japan are named after him), a seldom known fact is that after retirement, Gen. Butler wrote a book titled “War Is a Racket” and became an anti-war activist. (4/4) #NoMoreWar










