Iraq War Resister Darrell Anderson In the News
Darrell Anderson, the young Lexington soldier who deserted to Canada last year after being wounded in Iraq, wants to come home.
Read MoreSeptember 11, 2006
Darrell Anderson, the young Lexington soldier who deserted to Canada last year after being wounded in Iraq, wants to come home.
Read MoreSeptember 11, 2006
All my fellow resisters in Canada and the U.S…We have to stay strong and stand our ground. Because if we keep speaking the truth and stand up for what’s right we will always be free inside
Read MoreSeptember 10, 2006
History often mocks contemporary actions, and it is incumbent for us to make careful choices as we react to the soldiers now rejecting duty in the Iraq War.
Read MoreSeptember 10, 2006
They are the US troops in Iraq to whom the American administration prefers not to draw attention. They are the deserters – those who have gone Awol from their units and not returned, risking imprisonment and opprobrium.
Read MoreSeptember 10, 2006
Some joined the US military as a patriotic duty, some to better themselves, but the horrors of serving in Iraq, including Abu Ghraib, changed everything. Deserters tell Gary Younge why they had to quit.
Read MoreSeptember 10, 2006
Anita Anderson said her son, whose life has been pretty “messed up” by his Iraqi experience, believes he has to speak out against President George W. Bush in the United States, even if it means a trial or going to jail.
Read More