Tomas Young, an Iraq war vet who joined the US military in response to September 11 – he signed up two days after the attacks – is dying. He’s now confined to a wheelchair and in hospice care as a result of the long-term consequences of wounds suffered in Iraq only five days after arriving there. And he’s not happy about it. As Young wrote in his dying letter to George Bush and Dick Cheney, on this tenth anniversary of the start of the Iraq war, had he been dying for Afghanistan, at least it was a just war. But Iraq?