The Soldiers Who Say No by Peter Laufer

The Soldiers Who Say No by Peter Laufer

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Presents an account from soldiers who turned their back on what they viewed as an immoral and illegal mission, and who refused to sacrifice themselves and their humanity in the conflict in Iraq. This title reflects the frontline truth behind the moral conundrum that is the Iraq War.

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The Soldiers Who Say No by Peter Laufer

This book allows us to hear from the men and women who speak with a different kind of authority than the sort that ordered them into Iraq. The voices of these young Americans - former soldiers who have opted out of the war - draw their power from wrenching honesty about firsthand experiences. In the process, they help to fill a routine void in political discourse and media coverage that does not admit the realities of the Iraq War.Going far beyond the tabloid headlines and media reports, this is a deep and direct account from soldiers who turned their back on what they viewed as an immoral and illegal mission, and who refused to sacrifice themselves and their humanity in the conflict in Iraq. Written by acclaimed activist Peter Laufer and with a powerful foreword by Clare Short MP, "Mission Rejected" is a compelling blend of oral history and tenacious journalism, reflecting the frontline truth behind the moral conundrum that is the Iraq War.
'SCORES OF AMERICAN TROOPS ARE DESERTING - EVEN FROM THE FRONT LINE IN IRAQBUT WHERE HAVE THEY GONE? AND WHY ISN'T THE US ARMY AFTER THEM? THIS POWERFUL BOOK ANSWERS THESE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.' The Sunday Times
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ISBN 13 9781844545940
ISBN 10 1844545946
Title The Soldiers Who Say No
Author Peter Laufer
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher John Blake Publishing Ltd
Year published 2008-06-02
Number of pages 239
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.