I just discovered this book through the group "Courage to Resist" which assists those soldiers refusing to fight wars of aggression.

Former Marine Scott Ritter has been a tireless critic of the neocon agenda.

Joshua Key was recently featured in a Denver Post cover story on soldiers going AWOL. We need more soldiers to do the same.

Chalmers Johnson, a Korean war vet, has had a powerful impact with his best-selling books and his authoritative presentations on C-SPAN, NPR, 'Alternative Radio' and 'Air America.'

We can begin to 'support the troops' by listening to them. This DVD is absolutely vital to understanding the troops who see through our military establishment's lies, and have the courage to share their insight.

Lt. Colonel Dave Grossman teaches military psychology at West Point, among other subjects. He knows first-hand how our media is being used to infiltrate the hearts and minds of our youth.

A classic from one of the most decorated soldiers in US history.

This excellent film documents Kerry's experience in Vietnam, and his work organizing against it. It includes an interesting recording of Nixon and an associate plotting against Kerry and saying, 'we don't want him to become another Nader.'

Stan Goff, who served in Special Forces in Panama, the Gulf, Panama and beyond, currently has a son in Iraq.

Churchill was in Vietnam where he participated in some things that embittered him toward US policy planners and the people who don't seem to care about the massive suffering they inflict on people around the world. His controversial remark about 'little Eichmanns' put this important book on the best-seller list for weeks.

Father Roy was a military chaplain in Bolivia when he had his worldview transformed. He has since gone on to lead the annual protests at Fort Benning against the US training of Latin American military personnel.

Cruise's best work. It makes up for the military recruitment tool he starred in - 'Top Gun.'

The publication of this book by Colonel Ann Wright was just released by Pentagon censors.

Air Force veteran David Korten has become a leading critic of the global economic system and a visionary for change.