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Tell your friends, text them, IM them, tell them to get their asses to the anti-war rally in Washington DC this Saturday! :ind:
Anti-war groups plan Washington rally - Yahoo! News
WASHINGTON - Anti-war activists, unions and other national organizations promise a large protest rally Saturday against the Iraq war.
Groups say they have chartered hundreds of buses and expect thousands of people to descend on the National Mall for the demonstration west of the Capitol.
Organizers said Wednesday the protest is part of an effort that will include lobbying congressional offices next week and other rallies later across the country.
There previously have been two large demonstrations in New York City that rivaled Vietnam era protests in size. One was just before the invasion of Iraq in 2003; the other came on the eve of the 2004 Republican National Convention.
On Saturday, organizers hope to focus attention on Iraq more intensely than ever, given the growing public opposition to the war and congressional efforts to repudiate it.
"We have more tools today" to organize large protests, said former Rep. Tom Andrews, a Maine Democrat and an organizer of the rally. "We have an Internet culture, a network that can put information in people's hands."...
Tell your friends, text them, IM them, tell them to get their asses to the anti-war rally in Washington DC this Saturday! :ind:
Anti-war groups plan Washington rally - Yahoo! News
WASHINGTON - Anti-war activists, unions and other national organizations promise a large protest rally Saturday against the Iraq war.
Groups say they have chartered hundreds of buses and expect thousands of people to descend on the National Mall for the demonstration west of the Capitol.
Organizers said Wednesday the protest is part of an effort that will include lobbying congressional offices next week and other rallies later across the country.
There previously have been two large demonstrations in New York City that rivaled Vietnam era protests in size. One was just before the invasion of Iraq in 2003; the other came on the eve of the 2004 Republican National Convention.
On Saturday, organizers hope to focus attention on Iraq more intensely than ever, given the growing public opposition to the war and congressional efforts to repudiate it.
"We have more tools today" to organize large protests, said former Rep. Tom Andrews, a Maine Democrat and an organizer of the rally. "We have an Internet culture, a network that can put information in people's hands."...