GIs Take Manhattan: Operation First Casualty

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Uploaded by on May 29, 2007

Over Memorial Day Weekend 2007, members of Iraq Veterans Against the War launched Operation First Casualty in New York City. Simulating sniper fire and mass detentions on the streets of Manhattan, these antiwar veterans brought a small piece of the war home.

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  • IT´s a good thing that some proud people show the civilians what really happens and how it feels like. The civ´s don´t even have a clue what really happens because they get brain washed by the general media. They think all Iraqis receive cookies and best healthcare .... Go veterans go :D

  • That's incredible! Instead of hurling stuff in the streets and annoying everyone like those anti-pollution guys, you shown the people a glimpse of Iraq.

  • good for you...new york is greedy, not all some...peace...

  • ummm...

  • Fantastic job! I'd love this for the Lost Film Fest tour.

  • Chilling and right on point. More people need to see this first hand.

  • Saw Adam with Liam and Corey on GMA the other day.

    That was well worth getting up early on a Sunday for!!!

  • Right on! DC, then NYC, now L.A. Where's next? Here's to many more. Let's stop the next war!!!

  • They should really try to expand beyond just New York. Get rallies like this going across the country.

  • Uh oh...OFC might come to the L.A. area soon...

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