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In case you were wondering, IVAW hasn't gone away - just their media coverage. Protests on the anniversary of the Iraq war (or any other time) that once would have made world-wide headlines are now covered only by small conservative news outlets:
Kokesh and other members of the IVAW gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Thursday to call on Obama to end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. They also launched a 24-hour vigil/demonstration called “Operation No Change” to mark the sixth anniversary of the start of the Iraq War (March 20, 2003).In fairness, Kokesh's stunts (and IVAW's claims in general) have always had more appeal in Islamic media than Western, and he was never an Obama voter.
“In some ways, Obama is worse than Bush,” Kokesh told CNSNews.com. “Bush wasn’t proposing a surge in Afghanistan – and Bush was talking about a quicker timeline for withdrawal than Obama.”“That’s why we called this ‘Operation No Change,’” said Kokesh. “What Obama is doing with our foreign policy on a fundamental level is not change. Though we are going to re-label the troops ‘non-combat troops,’ they are still out there, and clearly they are still fighting for American interests.”