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| Video Messages from Iraq Peace Team members on the Iraq-Kuwait border. |
| Filed February 27, 2003 |
| On Monday, February 24, members of the Iraq Peace Team travelled into the Demilitarized Zone along the Iraq-Kuwait border, across which 90,000 U.S. troops are ready to advance. There, they pitched a tent and conducted a four-day, water-only fast to focus the eyes of the world on a message directed to U.S. military personnel and to U.S. citizens. These are messages from three members of that group: |
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| Sister Virgine Lawinger, a Dominican sister from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 1:30 min. Video related to this journal is available in the following formats: 4RealMedia Dial-Up 4RealMedia DSL/Cable 4QuickTime |
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| Neville Watson, a lawyer and minister from Australia, a ‘veteran’ of the Gulf Peace Team. 5:26 min. Video related to this journal is available in the following formats: 4RealMedia Dial-Up 4RealMedia DSL/Cable 4QuickTime |
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| Charlie Litkey, a Vietnam veteran awarded the congressional medal of honor for his service in that war. 5:03 min. Video related to this journal is available in the following formats: 4RealMedia Dial-Up 4RealMedia DSL/Cable 4QuickTime |
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“It is half-past the eleventh hour to preserve peace and avert unimaginable suffering,” said Charlie Liteky, 72, a Viet Nam Congressional Medal of Honor Winner, from San Francisco. “With all our hearts we hope that our messages to the 90,000 American troops waiting in Kuwait and to American peace activists back home can help prevent a war.”
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