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Bringing the war in Iraq home. July 9, 2007

Posted by Paul Chislett on July 11, 2007

American Iraq War Vets use dramatic street theatre to visually “bring the war home” to Americans. The effort is described in interviews as a way to expose the fact that American forces are being misused and the American population is being lied to.

I think the parallels for Canadians speak for themselves…..

http://www.ivaw.org/Name: videonation
Country: United States
Website: http://www.thenation.com

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