Fallujah Says it all

FALLUJAH - In
2004 the United States destroyed Fallujah. It was a war crime and a
crime against humanity. This action typifies the U.S. invasion and
occupation of Iraq. This video shows what happened, and what continues
to happen daily if on a smaller scale.

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"Caught in the Crossfire".

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through the ExxonMobil War Boycott, is working to stop the killing in
Iraq; to end the United States' occupation of Iraq; and to bring the
perpetrators of the war to justice.

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hree reasons to boycott ExxonMobil to get the U.S. out of Iraq and to prosecute those responsible for war crimes there:

1. ExxonMobil was in the kitchen with Dick Cheney when the Iraq war was being cooked up. (Read More)




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3. Congress pays more attention to ExxonMobil than it does to you. (Read More)

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