June 21, 2007 at 06:02:22

The Intimidation of a Vet: An Interview with Liam Madden

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Liam: It is basically a black eye on my record that makes it difficult to obtain future employment, particularly government employment

Ron: What can people do to help you and whoever else is in a similar situation?

Liam: 1. Encourage GIs/Vets to press on in their opposition to the war. Do not be intimidated, if they were not concerned about our activities they wouldn't be acting to stifle our views.

2. Join the Defense committee some friends are setting up

3. Sign the petition

4. Donate to the legal defense fund at

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