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  • BOYCOTT 911truth.org’s bogus march on 9/11
    23 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    BOYCOTT 911truth.org’s bogus march on 9/11
    By Nico Haupt aka ewing2001
    August 22, 2005
    BOYCOTT 911truth.org’s anniversary march on 9/11 in NYC and instead show up at GROUND ZERO only!
    Start an independent investigation into 9/11truth.org, its financial background and possible cointel-pro background ties!
    Demand a clear opposition towards all gatekeepers, from the left and right!
    BACKGROUND: On September 11th, 2005, ny911truth.org, affiliated with 911truth.org is planning a march (…)

  • COINTEL operative discourages going to Crawford-admits Peace House paid off mortgage with Donations
    23 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Cindy has asked that as many as possible join her in Crawford, and as the momentum and numbers are growing COINTELPRO operatives swarm the internet trying to discourage people from going. Just like the organizers at the protest, they are actively trying to lesson the numbers. What is interesting is that the operative supports giving even more money to the Crawford Peace House. Althought the Crawford Peace House has denied paying off their mortgage with donations meant for Cindy...it is (…)

  • The Listening Tent and the Raw Talk Revival: Camp Casey, Phase Two
    23 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    By Greg Moses
    If by socialism you mean the kind of world that officers’ kids enjoy, then I’m pretty much for it. It’s the kind of world I grew up in. Free health care, pretty good job security, cheap movies (that I could afford to attend every night in a row), swimming pools, bowling alleys, shooting ranges, craft shops, safe streets, and no private property to speak of. The toughest day on base was the day you “cleared quarters”, when a soldier with clipboard would come to your house and (…)

  • Camp Casey to focus on Exposing Bush Lies
    22 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    by Ben Frank
    Cindy Sheehan wrote: "Memo to Drudge, et al: It’s Not About Me, It’s About the War"
    and "Our true mission is to bring attention to the occupation of Iraq and bringing our troops home."
    So, it’s time for the crew in Crawford to get on message.
    Every Voice in Camp Casey needs to FOCUS- this is not about Cindy - it’s about the war. They’ve made it about Cindy so they can tear her down. So we need to take the message back. This stand in Texas is about exposing the lies and (…)

  • Folk legend Baez joins protesters near Bush ranch
    22 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    By Tabassum Zakaria
    CRAWFORD, Texas - Folk singer Joan Baez joined anti-war protesters near U.S. President George W. Bush’s ranch on Sunday to meet with military families who want troops pulled out of Iraq.
    "You know in the first march I went on against the war in Vietnam there were 10 of us," Baez said as she met with a group of women whose sons died in Iraq or were being deployed there.
    "This is huge," she said.
    Hundreds of anti-war supporters sat on fold-out chairs under a huge (…)

  • ‘And Let it Begin with Me’: New Voices Rising at Camp Casey Two
    22 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    « A Daytrip Without Cindy: Friday at Camp Casey The Listening Tent and the Raw Talk Revival: Camp Casey, Phase Two »
    By Greg Moses
    Two weeks ago in Crawford, Texas there was a lonely Peace House with payments to make and not much money in the bank. Today, there is not only a Peace House with enough money in the bank to pay it off, but there are two (count ‘em two!) Camp Caseys that now reach out and around the vacation home of the President of the USA, supporting a peace movement that (…)

  • Mother tips the balance against Bush
    22 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Cindy Sheehan’s vigil outside the President’s ranch has galvanised the anti-war movement - and provoked a vicious political slanging match. Paul Harris reports
    Candles were lit all across America last week in one of the largest single anti-war protests in recent US history. At more than 1,600 vigils tens of thousands of protesters gathered in solidarity with the woman who has been the catalyst for the rebirth of the anti-war movement: Cindy Sheehan.
    Her remarkable one-woman stand outside (…)

  • Pittsburgh Police Arrest Five Anti-War Protesters, Two Injured, in March
    22 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    by Joe Mandak
    PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania - Police charged four people protesting the war in Iraq, two of whom suffered minor injuries from the police response, when 60 people disrupted traffic by marching the wrong way down a busy one-way street toward an Army recruiting station.
    The Pittsburgh Organizing Group planned the Saturday morning demonstration. A spokesman for that group, David Meieran, accused police of responding with "inappropriate and excessive force."
    Meieran claimed some (…)

  • Utah Station Refuses to Air Anti-War Ad
    22 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah television station is refusing to air an anti-war ad featuring Cindy Sheehan, whose son’s death in Iraq prompted a vigil outside President Bush’s Texas ranch.
    The ad began airing on other area stations Saturday, two days before Bush was scheduled to speak in Salt Lake City to the national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
    However, a national sales representative for KTVX, a local ABC affiliate, rejected the ad in an e-mail to media buyers, writing that (…)

  • The Swift Boating of Cindy Sheehan
    22 August 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By FRANK RICH
    CINDY SHEEHAN couldn’t have picked a more apt date to begin the vigil that ambushed a president: Aug. 6 was the fourth anniversary of that fateful 2001 Crawford vacation day when George W. Bush responded to an intelligence briefing titled "Bin Laden Determined to Attack Inside the United States" by going fishing. On this Aug. 6 the president was no less determined to shrug off bad news. Though 14 marine reservists had been killed days earlier by a roadside bomb in Haditha, (…)