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Iraq Vets Bring Taste of War To Denver $Members of Iraq Veterans Against the War and their supporters conduct a mock military arrest of people acting as \"Iraqis\" during a street- theater protest Tuesday in downtown Denver. The scene drew the praise of war critic U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich. (Rick Egan, MediaNews Group )$ Two dozen Iraq war veterans brought Baghdad to Denver's sidewalks Tuesday, repeatedly staging guerrilla-style theater before a confused yet generally supportive audience of pedestrians. For the veterans, who aggressively engaged with 50 volunteers acting as Iraqi civilians, this was their personal version of shock and awe. Posted in Activism, War/Empire

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$Members of Iraq Veterans Against the War and their supporters conduct a mock military arrest of people acting as \"Iraqis\" during a street- theater protest Tuesday in downtown Denver. The scene drew the praise of war critic U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich. (Rick Egan, MediaNews Group )$

Two dozen Iraq war veterans brought Baghdad to Denver's sidewalks Tuesday, repeatedly staging guerrilla-style theater before a confused yet generally supportive audience of pedestrians.

For the veterans, who aggressively engaged with 50 volunteers acting as Iraqi civilians, this was their personal version of shock and awe.

Posted in Activism, War/Empire