Kyle Snyder with Bob Watada (father of Lt. Ehren Watada) photo by: Maleah Friesen
Kyle Snyder, Iraq veteran and war resister, remains AWOL after returning last week from Canada and attempting to be discharged from the Army. At the risk of arrest, he is speaking out bravely on behalf of war resisters and active duty GI’s. Kyle has been speaking to the media, in public forums, to university students, to military age youth and even to those in the military. Read more..
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“When I joined the Army I took an oath to defend the U.S. Constitution, and that is what I am doing. By refusing to fight in an illegal war, I am obeying international laws,” Snyder explains.
His former unit, the 94th Engineers, now based at Fort Leonard Wood, MO, is slated to return to Iraq in January for the 3rd time. The Army wants Kyle to return to that unit, and will not say what they will do when he does. Military authorities at Ft. Leonard Wood have not yet returned calls from Snyders’ attorney, Jim Fennerty, of Chicago.
“In a society like the US where virtually every foreign intervention, everywhere, is grotesquely illegal and criminal, the most effective resistance is from the soldiers themselves…”
