D.C. police arrest about a dozen Iraq war protesters
WASHINGTON – Police arrested more than a dozen people this morning who crossed a barricade and blocked entrances at the…
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Tagged: police, protest
Cheney Spends Iraqi War Anniversay Fishing on Sultan’s Yacht
MUSCAT, Oman – Vice President Dick Cheney went fishing in the waters between Oman and Iran on Wednesday, March 19th,…
Posted in: War and Peace
Poll: 2/3’s of Americans Say War Is Not Worth It
(CBS/AP) On the eve of the five-year anniversary of the start of the war with Iraq, Americans continue to think…
Posted in: Media, Peace Movement
Tagged: Iraq
600 Events Planned Across the Nation Today
From San Francisco to Berkeley to Washington, D.C., peace activists plan demonstrations across the nation today to mark the fifth…
Blogswarm on March 19th: 341 blogs against the war (and counting)
Frank Gormlie March 19, 2008 0 Comments on Blogswarm on March 19th: 341 blogs against the war (and counting)
341 blogs will be blogging today, March 19th, against the Iraqi war and occupation. OB Rag joins the fray. Click…
Posted in: Organizing, Peace Movement
Tagged: Iraq
Massive Demonstrations Today Have Begun In Washington, D.C. & Other Cities
Frank Gormlie March 19, 2008 0 Comments on Massive Demonstrations Today Have Begun In Washington, D.C. & Other Cities
Antiwar forces have started their demonstrations in Washington, D.C.; arrests of civil disobedient protesters have already occurred in the Capital….
Posted in: Civil Disobedience, Civil Rights, Media, Organizing, Peace Movement
Of National Lies and Racial America
Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama and the Unacceptability of Truth By Tim Wise For most white folks, indignation just doesn’t wear…
Posted in: Civil Rights, Election, Media, Organizing
Record turnout reported for Feb. 5 California primary
By Shane Goldmacher / Sacramento Bee Californians headed to the polls in record numbers in February’s presidential primary, with the…
Posted in: Election, Organizing
150 American Soldiers Died In Iraq Between National Days of Protests
Frank Gormlie March 18, 2008 1 Comment on 150 American Soldiers Died In Iraq Between National Days of Protests
From October 27th to March 19th – 150 Families Buried Their Family Member – Killed in Iraq. SAN DIEGO, CA….
Posted in: Civil Rights, Peace Movement
Obama confronts racial division in US
By NEDRA PICKLER and MATT APUZZO, Associated Press Writers Democratic Sen. Barack Obama on Tuesday tried to stem damage from…
Posted in: Civil Rights, Election, Media
The Rich to America: Sucker! (as in “suck-CAAH!”)
by Gregg Robinson (reposted) Leona Helmsley said it best. Rules, the billionaire real estate investor was famous for saying, are…
Posted in: Civil Rights, Organizing
Unconfirmed Reports of Tibetan Demonstrators Shot “like dogs”
News Blackout and Deaths of Dozens in Tibet The Chinese military is shooting Tibetan demonstrators “like dogs,” a Tibetan exile…
Posted in: Civil Disobedience, Civil Rights, War and Peace, World News
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