The U.S. is facing a deepening crisis in Iraq. The powerful resistance of the Iraqi people to the imperialist occupation of Iraq is constantly growing and challenging the US forces.

There are up to 100 attacks a day on US occupation forces by the resistance. Over 1300 soldiers have died in Iraq, and over 16,000 wounded. Many are unable to return to combat after battling serious injury and severe mental conditions, such as post-traumatic stress disorder.

Constant pressure on the US military by the resistance in Iraq, and the millions who object to the occupation internationally, has sent troop morale in a downward spiral.

War resisters are condemning everything from the initial reasons for invading Iraq to the completely brutal occupation that exists today. They are refusing to take part in the continued opression of the people of Iraq under the occupation.