to be arrested; "We just wanted the judge and jury to see that our government was dousing Vietnamese children with the same terrible stuff we poured over those draft files" (p.80). He saw no wrong in killing innocent woman and children during WWII, for they were the enemy. However, his feelings toward the power of America being able to kill and destroy cities throughout Vietnam killing woman and children was wrong, for they were only innocent bystanders. He protested against President Clinton's decision to continue the suffering to Iraqi children, which over a half a million had died. Berrigan felt that Desert Storm and Vietnam and using hindsight on WW
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