Thanks for the march
To all those who marched in Washington DC this past Saturday (27 January 2007) to protest the Iraq War, a big thank you. I personally couldn’t make it to DC then, but I’m glad you did. Cheney and Bush clearly feel the office of the president is actually the office of the dictator, since they are refusing to listen to the overwhelming majority against the war. A mass of people is probably the only hope (however futile) of breaking through their willful denial. For more info, visit http://www.unitedforpeace.org/index.php.
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