Adam Kokesh
Iraq Veterans Against The War
Previously Aired On: Wednesday, April 2, 2008 - Listen to the Show!
Former Marine Corps Sergeant Adam Kokesh served in a Civil Affairs Group in Iraq’s Western Anbar Province from February to September 2004. Since his return from Iraq, Kokesh has become a leading activist with Iraq Veterans Against the War. He was arrested for disrupting General Patreaus’ testimony before Congress last September.
In Adam’s own words:
“In November 2006 I was honorably discharged (barely) from the US Marines after my second activation as a reservist. I moved to Washington to get a master’s degree in political management at George Washington University. Fortunately, I was unable to secure gainful employment, and stumbled into full-time activism with Iraq Veterans Against the War. You can email me at adam at ivaw.org. I am more than happy to speak as a representative of IVAW at any event or for any group that supports any of the three objectives of IVAW: end the occupation, take care of the veterans, and pay reparations to the people of Iraq.”
Please visit http://www.ivaw.org and http://kokesh.blogspot.com
Another phony story. Kokesh is a Corporal, not a Sergeant.
Comment by Raoul | April 2, 2008
He IS a Sergeant, and a very PATRIOT one at that for standing up for what is RIGHT! Thank you Adam for your service to this country and your fight for what America should really stand for!
Comment by LindseyD | April 2, 2008