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Message to the Troops in Iraq From Rose Gentle
26.07.2006 12:33
Rose appeals for serving soldiers and their families to sign our Troops Home petition and to get in contact with her directly
• Phone Rose on 07951 767 530 or
• Email:
[The video of Roses appeal can be downloaded or streamed from MFAW.org.uk or here
"This is just a message to the troops that are out in Iraq just to let you know that Military Families and myself are actually supporting you and that we want you home. We are not against you, we are actually against this war, because we believe Tony Blair lied to us and that is why my son was killed in Basra in 2004. I don't want you to come home the way Gordon came home and that's why I am doing this.
A lot of serving soldiers have now came forward and spoke to me about it and they don't know why they are there. They say now that its a war that they can't win and it's a place they don't know who to trust. They think the police are their friends and sometimes they are their enemies.
Well we know you have been sent over to Iraq with a lack of equipment because Gordon didn't have the right equipment either. The equipment Gordon needed was actually sitting in a storeroom.
If our government cares about you then why aren't you well-equipped ? That's the first thing they should have done, equipped you right before you went out there.
We really want you home safe and we have a petition going, and if you feel you want to sign it the petition is on the Military Families website.
Don't be frightened to contact me because it won't go any further. I'll come and meet you myself and come and talk with you and tgo through things that I know, and you can tell me what you know. I'll be there for your families if they feel the need to talk to someone as well. And if you ever think when you've came home and you don't want to go back, don't think you are deserting your boys that you've served with because you really aren't. You know what is right and we know what is right and this war is definitely wrong"
Petition :
Military Families Against the War to host a peace camp at the Labour conference in Manchester
20th - 23rd Sept 2006
Rose Gentle and other members of MFAW will be taking our campaign to the Labour Party conference. We want Military Families to lay seige to Blair both outside and inside the conference.
To do this we need your support - the Peace Camp will cost hundreds, we urgently need donations.
Please donate using the button below or send cheques to Military Families Against the War,
27 Britannia St
London WC1X 9JP
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