Photo by Dan Cohen  

 
Photo by Dan Cohen 

 

Finally! Foley Square

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Photo by Dan Cohen  

Sorry! I just love the "Grannies" 
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The wonderful "Raging Grannies" sing 
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Photo by Dan Cohen 

Photo by Dan Cohen  

Photo by Dan Cohen  

Photo by Dan Cohen   

Photo by Dan Cohen 
People of all ages call for an end to the war in Iraq 

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Photo by Dan Cohen  

 
Daniel Elsberg

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Photo by Dan Cohen  

 


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Photo by Dan Cohen  

 
TWU local 100 President Roger Toussaint shortly after being released from jail addresses the labor contingent before the march.

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Ann with the Labor Chorus before the march

Photo by Dan Cohen 

Photo by Dan Cohen 
The Labor Chorus before the march 

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Entertainment before the march as the labor contingent qathers on East 19th Street 

Photo by Dan Cohen 
Ann and our friend Barbara Barnes before the march waiting to sing with the New York City Labor Chorus. By the way, if you enjoyed the Labor Chorus at the march, they are presenting a mini-concert Saturday May 13 at 8pm at The People's Voice Cafe, 45 East 33 St.. 

Here are the April 29th "Bring the Troops Home" event photos

  

The Bush Game

This was sent to us by our friend Claudia. Who says "Apparently, this is the most popular screensaver in the U.S."

"If he gets stuck, just move him with your cursor"


I'll get more info on it. Till then have fun.

http://www.planetdan.net/pics/misc/georgie.htm

Colbert roasts the Bush

According to Editor & Publisher, the Bush was "not amused" by Stephen Colbert's comments at last Saturday's White House Correspondents Dinner

Israeli power over U.S. politics exposed

The role Israel plays in the de- velopment of U.S. foreign policy has long been masked, particularly by a compliant media. We still don't know how much of the bogus info in the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq came from Israel. Having been called a self-hating jew and an anti-semite for supporting the Palestinian struggle, I know how sensitive this issue is to many people. But it has finally been brought to center stage by an article "The Israel Lobby" by John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt in the London Review of Books (23 March 2006), which as Philip Weis says, was "zinging around he world" this Spring.

Two things should be made clear. First, whether one supports Israel or the Palestininans is not a matter of anti-semitism in any way shape or form. That m yth is a result of very effective Israeli public relations. Criticism of Israel is not inherently anti-Jewish.
Second, the virtually uncritical relationship between U.S. politicians and the Israeli public relations apparatus (AIPAC) has become much closer under the Dick and the Bush.