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Demonstrating Against the Wounded
Code Pink for Women has been demonstrating against wounded veterans at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC. It is one of the more unseemly things that they do. Holding signs that read "Maimed for Lies" and "Enlist here and die for Halliburton," Code Pink has the audacity to claim they support the troops. “We are showing our support for the troops,” says the leader of Code Pink. “It is not a protest it is a vigil that shows we want to make sure the troops get a fair shake,” said the leader of Code Pink on Air America tonight. She went on to say, “there have never been caskets in our demonstrations.” Those signs? They say they have asked that they be removed.
All I can say is yeah, sure. That is what those signs say to me too. (Not!)
They are even finding ulterior motives in the fact that wounded soldiers are arriving at Walter Reed at night. Obviously, these groups say this is evidence of the administration perfidy and an attempt to hide the “true cost” of the war. The anti-war protesters claim their presence at the hospital is necessary to publicize the arrivals of newly wounded soldiers from Iraq, who the protesters allege are being smuggled in at night by the Pentagon to avoid media scrutiny.
The protesters also argue that the military hospital is the most appropriate place for the demonstrations and that the vigils are designed to ultimately help the wounded veterans.
It is simply disgusting. Leave these guys alone.
Code Pink for Women has been demonstrating against wounded veterans at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC. It is one of the more unseemly things that they do. Holding signs that read "Maimed for Lies" and "Enlist here and die for Halliburton," Code Pink has the audacity to claim they support the troops. “We are showing our support for the troops,” says the leader of Code Pink. “It is not a protest it is a vigil that shows we want to make sure the troops get a fair shake,” said the leader of Code Pink on Air America tonight. She went on to say, “there have never been caskets in our demonstrations.” Those signs? They say they have asked that they be removed.
All I can say is yeah, sure. That is what those signs say to me too. (Not!)
They are even finding ulterior motives in the fact that wounded soldiers are arriving at Walter Reed at night. Obviously, these groups say this is evidence of the administration perfidy and an attempt to hide the “true cost” of the war. The anti-war protesters claim their presence at the hospital is necessary to publicize the arrivals of newly wounded soldiers from Iraq, who the protesters allege are being smuggled in at night by the Pentagon to avoid media scrutiny.
The protesters also argue that the military hospital is the most appropriate place for the demonstrations and that the vigils are designed to ultimately help the wounded veterans.
It is simply disgusting. Leave these guys alone.
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