Anti-NATO protest: Veterans Returning War Medals

Byadmin May 24, 2012May 24, 2012

By CHRISTINE EBADI Published May 24, 2012

Veteran Aaron Hughes was one of the organizers of the anti-NATO protest in Chicago on May 20, 2012. 45 veterans returned their medals, tossing them as they marched together with thousands of anti-war protesters, towards the NATO summit at McCormick Place.

In this interview conducted prior to the demonstrations, Hughes explains why he’s returning his war medals and how the system has failed democracy. He continues to discuss all the negative impacts, false hopes, failed policies, and corrupt intentions of the US.

Hughes says, “A decade-long war, what have we been doing?”… as he exposes the truth behind the scenes.

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