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Sunday, August 29, 2004 |
Indymedia: "BikesAgainstBush creator Joshua Kinberg was arrested while taping an interview with MSNBC's Ron Reagan in Manhattan Saturday afternoon.
He is now being charged with vandalism."
Vandalism? Like destroying a mosque, bombing houses?
They will not be able to stop those hundreds of thousands of people, though.
Paul Ford: "For a few hours, all sorts of people will be together, all different colors of skin and clothes, thousands of different ideas, all unified in that they hate the way things have gone, that they loathe this sourness that has soaked into our democratic ideals."
Also in New York now: "The Eyes Wide Open exhibition is a multimedia journey through the words, images, and sounds of the Iraq war."
Audio and video reports.
Sunday Herald: "The A-list celebrities are leaving. Famous Bush loyalists are hiding. Nobody wants to be seen at the 2004 Republican convention."
10:12:22 PM 
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PeopleJudgeBush: "More than 500 people assembled in New York's Martin Luther King, Jr. Auditorium concluded the War Crimes Tribunal with a resounding unanimous vote of guilty, declaring the Bush administration guilty of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and crimes against peace."
5:33:57 PM
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Telegraph: "The British diplomatic mission in Basra has been under siege for three weeks, suffering almost daily mortar attacks as security in the southern Iraq city has deteriorated dramatically."
TampaBay's: "Tampa police officer Joseph Mazagwu has been arrested and charged with threatening to kill President George Bush when the President was here in July.
In Federal Court today, the U.S. Atty.'s office quoted Mazagwu's conversation with a dry cleaning employee on July 15th. Mazagwu allegedly said he wanted nothing to do with protecting the President and went on to criticize the President's policies in both Iraq and Africa. The conversation ended with Mazagwu allegedly saying that both the President and his father, former President Bush, should be shot."
The problem with words is that the action is seldom suited to the word. Real killers (like those who killed JFK or Martin Luther King) never quack, they just do. When Kerry wins, the first thing he must do is protect himself from his own CIA.
Blair and Bush continue chanting their mantras of safety, security, freedom and justice, because nothing else seems to help. At least it puts their minds at ease. Impeaching both and removing them from office would certainly make this world safer for us.
10:46:18 AM
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