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I was only born in 2001. I know London and DC had enormous protests, but none of the details. So eyewitness accounts are great but I need historical data too.

With the triumph of YouTube I can follow the war closer than I’d frankly like to. I know the Russians are dying, racked by COVID and hypothermia, and while I think they deserve to die I want to cry for them too. But how does that track with people who watched the Iraq war in 2003: American, European and otherwise? Has public sentiment on war changed?

I was only born in 2001. I know London and DC had enormous protests, but none of the details. So eyewitness accounts are great but I need historical data too.

With the triumph of YouTube I can follow the war closer than I’d frankly like to. But how does that track with people who watched the Iraq war in 2003: American, European and otherwise? Has public sentiment on war changed?