Cindy Sheehan arrested in front of United Nations building

[sabra]

http://www.michaelmoore.com/

Cindy Sheehan arrested in front of United Nations building. Developing...

which links to Yahoo photos:

http://news.yahoo.com/photos/sm/events/ts/081005sheehanvigil/p:1



Cindy Sheehan, who became a peace activist after her son was killed in Iraq, is arrested in front the building which houses the American Permanent Mission to the United Nations, Monday, March 6, 2006 in New York. Sheehan and three other anti war activist were arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest after trying to deliver a letter to the American mission. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)

edit:

finally an article

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060306/ts_nm/iraq_sheehan_dc

Peace activist Sheehan arrested in NY protest 12 minutes ago

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cindy Sheehan, the anti-war activist whose son was killed in the Iraq war, was arrested with three other protesters in New York on Monday after a rally with women from Iraq.

Sheehan became a central figure in the U.S. anti-war movement last summer after she camped outside President George W. Bush's Texas ranch and has been arrested at least two other times at protests.

On Monday, she had joined a delegation of women from Iraq at the rally at the United Nations, urging the United Nations to help prevent civil war in Iraq.

About 20 protesters went to the U.S. mission to the United Nations to deliver a petition with 60,000 signatures seeking an end to the war. Nobody from the mission received them so Sheehan and three other American women sat down in front of the building, refused to leave, and were arrested.

A police spokesman said they were expected to be released later on Monday.

[xultar]

1. BOLTON! I blame his fugly ass. They treat the mother of a dead soldier

so badly. They shouldn't want this shit on the news. Why didn't they just let her deliver the fucking letter.

[Bozita]

3. All of our democracy is currently being exported to the Middle East

But I hear there's a new shipment coming in from China.

[wordpix2]

88. they're now OUTSOURCING DEMOCRACY

[movonne]

15. They don't care anymore, what we think is zilch...and we sit here

and let them do one thing after another to this country til it could never be undone...maybe it already is...

[HuffleClaw]

2. delivering a letter is a criminal act?

since when?

[Fredda Weinberg]

31. In NYC, you can't obstruct pedestrian traffic

They may overturn the code one day, but for now, if a cop tells you to move on, you must comply.

[EuroObserver]

60. Move the UN HQ to Geneva NOW!!! n/t

[Stockholm]

64. Sad but I agree

and introduce a sharp cut in US contributions. It will set the UN free eventually.

[roguevalley]

4. God bless her. She's being crucified for the rest of us. She's

dying on the damned cross for all of us. I think the absurdity of it all makes her laugh. God bless you, Cindy Sheehan. I could just hug you.

[jseankil]

5. Oh christ just being a little dramatic here

"being crucified for the rest of us", "She's dying on the damned cross"....Are you shitting me or are you being serious?

[stepnw1f]

22. Cindy Loves You... Get Over It (nt)

[stillcool]

23. little hostile?

not that I can speak for the poster you were responding to...but 'getting crucified' is an expression...that is very fitting as it applies to Cindy, as the powers that be go out of their way to make an example of harrassing her....

[0007]

24. roguevalley doesn't shit anyone!

[FyurFly]

33. I feel for her

But her 15 minutes are more than up.

[MelissaB]

34. You've got to be kidding!

:rofl:

[Name removed]

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[roguevalley]

43. her's aren't but yours probably are. what have you done against these

horrible bastards all by yourself, armed only with your body and your faith?

[Mnemosyne]

55. She doesn't do it for her "15 minutes". She does it because she

cares enough to endure.

She endures people that have no clue what a sacrifice like hers demands, physically and emotionally.

She endures in the face of her sorrow at the loss of her own son trying to keep other's children from dying for the lies and profits of evil old men.

She endures people calling her terrible names on national television.

She endures the embarrassment of having her personal life twisted and spread out like common small town gossip.

Would you endure that crap just to have 15 minutes of fame? I sure as hell would not!

She's just an everyday lady trying to do the right thing.

I have only deep and abiding respect and admiration for anyone that can endure the shit she has been shoveled in this country.:patriot:

[gort]

71. Losing a child to an illegal war is only worth 15 minutes?

amazing.

[Cha]

78. Cindy Sheehan is no

Andy Warhol.

[Zhade]

79. Yours will be, too, pretty soon.

Oh, it may be a day or two, but you feel wrong, so I doubt you'll remain long.

Enjoy your (brief) stay!

[coalition_unwilling]

37. Norman Morrison (ca. 1965) was crucified for all of us

when he immolated himself outside McNamara's office to protest the Vietnam War.

If you read Vietnamese people's recollections of the times (in, for example, "Patriots"), you will see that Norman Morrison had a huge impact on the mind-set of Vietnamese people. Ho Chi Minh actually gave a speech where he alluded to Morrison to illustrate the distinction between the American people and the policies of the American government.

[roguevalley]

44. when you stand naked against the oppressor, doing your best

for the common good, then you are crucifying yourself for us all. If not, then all of us need to grow a pair too and be willing to pay the same price as her. Just turn on fox and tell me she isn't being crucified. she was the first one to break a chink in their armor and the course has changed because of her. We OWE her.

[coalition_unwilling]

76. Yes, Mike Malloy yesterday (on Randi Rhodes' slot) said

it will take 10 million of us going to jail to derail the war machine.

Of course, once KBR finishes building its internment facilities near Boulder, CO, I fully expect to be "interned" (aka "disappeared") there.

[laylah]

38. Lose a child

God/dess forbid, then, and ONLY then, may you judge!

Jenn

[otohara]

41. Modern Day Lynching -

= MSM - then those who should support her resort, to cynicism.

[roguevalley]

42. what have you done against the whole damned machine? Have

you made yourself a target for the machine, the one who is standing up against the war and getting kicked from stem to stern? Dramatic? Hell no. Ghandhi dramatic? MLK dramatic? They stood up against the machine too and took the blows. Until you do the same, against the most terrible retributional machine I've ever seen in a long lifetime, then you are the one with the problem. Not me. Go Cindy!

[FyurFly]

56. I feel very sorry for her, but...

Couldn't her energy be spent better giving speeches, helping get people elected that can stop the madness in Iraq. The only chance of stopping this war is to change who is in power. I may have been rude with my "15 comment" but lets get real only by educating those swing voters in the middle and maybe pulling a few righties to the left is what is going to change who is in power. Being continually arrested for protesting comes off to the Joe and Jan Sixpacks of the world that she is starving for attention and as many refer to her as "just another liberal hippy wacko" As righties pull harder right and lefties pull further left Joe and Jane either vote for who ever spouts off the best bullshit in Oct/Nov or becomes disillusioned with politics and turns a blind eye.

I didn't mean to sound like a prick, really I didn't, but Cindy Sheehan could be arrested in DC every day for the next year and it is not going to make a bit of difference. And for the record I have done my best to educate friends and families members who were life long Republicans about the true nature of the Bush administration via this site and F911 and my efforts were rewarded when they voted Democratic in 2004


I want Bill Clinton Back!

[LiberalGuy000]

81. I totally agree with you (n/t)

[The Wielding Truth]

75. Cindy is using herself as a symbol of the lives that are being taken now

in our name in Iraq, Afghanistan,and soon Iran. The civilians and the soldiers whose lives are being mangled for what? Maybe dramatic is how it feels to be blown-up or tortured or manipulated by these greedy SOB's. Lets get smarter and listen to one woman who is strong enough and brave enough to stop this reptilian selfish movement.

[KyndCulture]

6. Thank you again, Cindy! My son and I love you!!! nt.

[meganmonkey]

7. Thank you Cindy!!!!

:patriot:

[Generator]

8. Nothing is even going to have a chance at changing

in this country until thousands of us are willing to go to jail to defend and fight for our freedoms. So far it's just Cindy. Yeah, I'm scared shitless, I have kids, I don't want to go to jail. I also don't want to be the only one out there. Where is everyone? But it's not going to change writing another letter to your "representive" or voting in a poll or petition or all the other useless crap that I've done. That much I've become convinced of. And how long ago was Vietnam? How stupid are Americans? Really? How long was Watergate? Do we learn anything? Really? That's what I really believe and I know it's offensive but I'm just stunned at this country. How many more dead? How many more wars to make the corporations and the military rich instead of us? How many America? When we become like the former USSR and no longer have ANY money for social services but only money to fund wars that are based on??????? I'm still waiting for the explanation why people need to die in Iraq or what the hell died for in Vietnam.

[meganmonkey]

10. Not just Cindy!!!

The media just doesn't cover it.

Last September, 400 of us got arrested at the White House for refusing to leave the sidewalk. Cindy ended up participating, but she wasn't part of the organizing of that event. But the ONLY reason we got media coverage was because she was there.

You are certainly right that we need more people willing to cross these lines, but there are a lot of sisters and brothers in peace putting their asses on the line all over the country. There are many nonviolent disobedience groups around the country staging events all the time, and a lot coming up this month in honor of the 3rd anniversary of the Iraq war. We just need the media to cover it!

Peace!

:patriot:

to find events:
http://unitedforpeace.org/
http://www.iraqpledge.org/
http://www.vcnv.org/

[roguevalley]

47. and every last one of them is my hero. Every last person who

fights for peace, who gets arrested, who GIVES UP THEIR COMFORT ZONE for the REST of us. Bless you. You are my greatest heroes. Thank you, meganmonkey. you are a real American.

[meganmonkey]

57. Thanks rogue!

It's not that hard! Everyone should do it!!!

:patriot:

[roguevalley]

62. but everyone doesn't and that's what makes those who do special

and wonderful.

[Mnemosyne]

54. Thank you meganmonkey! My friend Heather was

arrested that day also, twice. Pentagon first. I was too ill, but went to the march on Sat. You are all :patriot:

Go Cindy!:patriot:

In hope of peace,
v

[meganmonkey]

58. Wow! She did the Pentagon in the morning

and the White House in the afternoon - that is some serious commitment! I hope to do it again someday :patriot:

Peace!

[Mnemosyne]

59. Her on the arrest bus is my desktop! She is a videographer

from Detroit and my personal hero! Heather rocks hard!

Peace!

[Hardrada]

53. I'm trying to start up the SDS again in my state

just to offer some helpful advice from an old rad and to join the students and others in demonstrations. We used to have some good ones. If I were closer to a university town I might have more luck. We are out here doing more than just sending emails to legislators.

[Megahurtz]

9. But it's okay for Anti-Abortion activists to protest!

Hypocrites!!!:mad::mad::mad::mad:

[Bozita]

13. not only protest, but also to get into your face

Just try that with any member of Bushco.

[Radio_Guy]

14. It will soon be OK to blow them up in protest

But not OK to peacefully protest anything Herr Bushco shoves down our throat.

[rinsd]

21. I assume you refer to the recent ruling by the Supremes....

which had nothing to do with the physical act of protesting or bumper zones but in fact dealt with using the RICO act to sue a protest group because the financial component wasn't there.

[Charlie Brown]

11. Cindy does what none of the rest of us are brave enough to do

I think she's done more to end this war than any other single person.

[Karenina]

20. How is it

that out of the MILLIONS in NYC, there were not several thousand there to cover her back? :shrug:

[Pacifist Patriot]

12. Sheesh! When you can't even deliver mail in a free society.

[otohara]

16. She's Always Laughing w/ Getting Arrested

Thank you Cindy, we love you! Keep Smiling!

[katinmn]

17. I think she's laughing at the absurdity of

getting arrested for speaking out in "the land of the free and the home of the brave" formerly known as the United States of America, now just Bizzaro World.

[lonestarnot]

18. Looks like she might be screaming, look at her arm position.

[Catrina]

19. Here she looks sad ~

?

I hope these demonstrations grow, with tens of thousands of women from here and around the world ~ Iraqi mothers, Afghani mothers, American mothers who've lost their beloved children, husbands and brothers as a result of the lies and the corruption of this administration.

I can't imagine their pain ~ I hadn't heard about this demonstration ~ these women are so brave ~ and each time they arrest them, they only gather more support. No decent person can look at this after hearing all the propaganda about 'we support the troops' and not be sickened that after losing her son to 'preserve our freedoms' a mother cannot attend the SOTU adress or deliver a letter without being arrested ~ what a disgrace this is!

If Bush was a real leader, he would would his executive powers to stop this. That might even get him some support ~ but what am I thinking ~ he's not even a real human being ~ :cry:

[adigal]

39. I am bothered by her laughing when she gets arrested

I don't find it funny, and as I said on another thread, I respect her tremendously, but I think her laughing allows those who wish her harm to portray her as not being serious about this, or just being a publicity hound. I know that is not in her control, but I think I would have a somber look on my face as they dragged me away, or at least be yelling or appalled. I wish she would not look so smiley - it creates a disturbing picture.

JMHO. I like and respect Mrs. Sheehan tremendously.

[land of the free]

69. Agreed. It always looks like she's ENJOYING

getting arrested.

I think she is a brave woman, and I am very sorry for her loss. I am so proud of her for standing up to B*** and his failed policies, for sacrificing her freedom for this cause. However, I believe these grins while being arrested cause significant damage to her mission.

Her child was killed, and dozens more die every day. One would think that her outrage and sadness over this would not result in smiles for the cameras when she is arrested for protesting. It's really troubling to see her smiling and laughing in almost every photo of her various arrests. I've seen several photos of this arrest (and of others, too), and it looks like she's being dragged, pushed, and treated badly. At first, I wondered if she just had a weird grimace that could be interpreted as a smile... but there's no doubt to me now. Perhaps she is glad for the attention it brings to the cause, but I truly believe it is counterproductive. It makes the event of getting arrested seem like a triumph, and it distracts from the event that brought her to be an activist.

[Citrene]

74. Spend some time reading up on various reports. I don't think

Cindy is smiling, nor enjoying one moment of this, nor is Medea or anyone else being arrested having "FUN"!.

Have you ever been arrested? Do you have any idea of what it is like inside, once arrested or even detained or in the process of being detained?

I think possibly not.

No one I know has ever relished the prospect or "enjoyed" the g--d----- experience. It can be pretty damned grim!!

I think I'll end it here before I launch into a full fledged rant.

By the way, welcome to DU.

[land of the free]

77. well..

my point is that there are countless pictures of her with what appears to be a smile on her face while she is being arrested at various events. Of course I don't think she's happy about it.
I think you missed my point entirely.

She is obviously being dragged & manhandled in the two pictures I saw of this latest arrest. One picture has her being dragged on the ground. The other has her being dragged & shoved while standing, with her shirt & jacket lifted up and her belly exposed. They are obviously not treating a peaceful protester nicely. However, in both photos she has what appears to be a big grin on her face.

I can recall several other arrests where she was smiling as she was being led away. At first, I thought it was a nervous smile. But either way, the smile is a problem.

I am certain she isn't enjoying being roughed around. However, when she has a big grin on her face while she's being hauled away, it makes it appear as if she is happy to be arrested. It makes it look as if this is her goal. When you add to this the fact that many in the media add to the myth that she's just looking for celebrity (notice the quote by Richard Grenell, the spokesman for the U.S. Mission, in today's article, about how she supposedly was invited in to talk, but instead layed down in front of the door, and he called it a "media stunt"... who knows if that is bull****, but it was stated as fact).

My point is that the grin ends up being the story - not Casey, and not the others who are dying every day.

I'm not making light of how they treat her.

[paineinthearse]

25. See background story from last Wednesday

paineinthearse (1000+ posts) Wed Mar-01-06 07:19 PM

Iraqi Women Make Rare Trip to the US for International Women's Day

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=550874&mesg_id=550874

I was expecting this.

Keep on, Cindy!

[iconoclastNYC]

26. GO CINDY! The face of the anti-war movement.

[stellanoir]

27. well here is a more recent and detailed account

Peace activist Sheehan arrested in NY protest

NEW YORK (Reuters) - snip

On Monday, she had joined a delegation of women from Iraq at the rally at the United Nations, urging the United Nations to help prevent civil war in Iraq.

About 20 protesters went to the U.S. mission to the United Nations to deliver a petition with 60,000 signatures seeking an end to the war. Nobody from the mission received them so Sheehan and three other American women sat down in front of the building, refused to leave, and were arrested.

A police spokesman said they were expected to be released later on Monday.

The Iraqi women plan to deliver a petition to the White House on Wednesday. Earlier they held a news conference at U.N. headquarters calling for the United States to withdraw its forces. Entisar Mohammad Ariabi, a pharmacist at Baghdad's Yarmook Teaching Hospital, wept as she told reporters of the hardships experienced by Iraqi women. "U.S. occupation has destroyed our country, made it into a prison," she said. "Schools are bombed, hospitals are bombed."

"We thank you, Mr. Bush, for liberating our country from Saddam. But now, go out! Please go out!" she said.

(Additional reporting by Irwin Arieff)

[Solly Mack]

28. Thank you, Cindy

Thank you

[bvar22]

29. Tomorrow, 10,000 people from NY...

...SHOULD deliver copies of THE LETTER to the UN.

The Democratic Party is a BIG TENT, but there is NO ROOM for those
who advance the agenda of THE RICH (Corporate Owners) at the EXPENSE of LABOR and the POOR.

[paineinthearse]

30. ...and what's Medea Benjamin, chopped meat?

Right on, sister!

[roguevalley]

49. no. she's a hero too. god bless them both.

[paineinthearse]

51. This reminds me of the Davies Hall demonstration last Feb(?)

The press had photos, too, but again failed to identify the activist as Medea.

Can someone search the California & GEN forums, the posts should still be there (I don't have a star anymore).

thanks

[Gregorian]

32. We love you Cindy. You have our deepest support.

I can't help but shed a tear every time I see her being mistreated. I think her heart must be very strong.

[Binka]

63. I Sob... The Second Anniversary Of Casey's Death Is Next Month

Casey was murdered on April 4, 2004. She must be in so much pain. I sob every time I see her face.

[paineinthearse]

35. More photos

see http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=589692&mesg_id=589692

[Up2Late]

40. What the hell happened to the U.S. using DIPLOMATS for diplomatic...

...positions? This is from the AP:

...Women Say No to War, which helped organize the march, said Sheehan and three other women were arrested while trying to deliver a 60,000-signature petition to the U.S. Mission to the United Nations urging the withdrawal of troops from Iraq.

Ann Wright, a former Army colonel and U.S. diplomat, said in a group statement that the U.S. Mission, representing the United Nations' U.S. delegation, refused to send a representative to meet with the delegation and the women refused to leave without delivering the petition...."

<http://www.newsday.com/news/local/wire/newyork/ny-bc-ny--peaceactivists0306mar06,0,4148519.story?coll=ny-region-apnewyork>

First we get Bolton, probably the least diplomatic "ambassador" ever, and now we see former military officers are working as "diplomats" for the U.S.,
:wtf: :mad:

[tom22]

46. Go Baby Go !

[katinmn]

50. Wright WAS a diplomat. She resigned in protest of the Iraq invasion

She is often with Cindy.

http://www.swingthevote.us/wright.html

[Pachamama]

61. Ann Wright was one of the protestors w/ Sheehan & CodePink delivering the

letter to the UN Mission....

You were assuming she was part of the UN?

Ann Wright, (FYI) has been very outspoken against this administration. She worked for the US State Dept for a couple of decades if I recall correctly and has a lot of experience with the State Dept. She's one of the "good guys"...

[Up2Late]

80. Oh, O.K., now I see. Looks like the AP is skimping on punctuation...

...again. I did miss read that line, thanks.

[WestHoustonDem]

45. Caller describing the arrests now on Randi Rhodes - Mike

Malloy is guest hosting

[DawgHouse]

48. Go Cindy!

[cenacle]

52. Sleinte, Ms. Sheehan

What I admire about Ms. Sheehan is that she has not and will not fade because the MSM long ago decided her '15 minutes of fame' are up. She is a leader now in the progressive movement, and knows she is in for the long haul. What the corporate fascist media whore swine think is irrelevant. She won't stop. She is following her heart, her sense of the truth, the clear light deep within her.

I am with those who posted here to send there love to Cindy. She is on the path of Ghandi, and King, living alongside the ideals of Jesus, and RFK. I find her writings clear and fine, and her spirit great, good. She's funny, she's serious, she's all sorts of things. We are lucky to have her. I hope in a coming, soon day, she will be publicly thanked by new leaders who wrest back the government from its current crime family bearers.

For a long time I did not see heroes in the progressive movement who were not long dead. I see them now, emerging in all sorts of ways. Sheehan, Murtha, Hackett, Rhodes, Feingold. There are others. Not everyone will agree on who is a 'hero' and who isn't but I think it hopeful that we have some again, brave souls, who will inspire bravery in others, as heroes do :)

[flordehinojos]

65. what incredible bastards!

[Massachusetts]

72. "incredible bastards!"

SS Cheese Dicks, these cops are Real tough guys......right.........

[Saboburns]

66. Here's a thought.

I often see Cindy Sheheen threads just like this one turn into Cindy's D\Great vs. Cindy's a Problem.

Here's the way I se it.

Cindy Sheheen doesn't give a shit what you or I think about her. She's not doing what she's doing for us.

And I like that about her.

[Voltaire99]

67. Dragging this brave selfless woman to jail is a national disgrace.

I am proud to stand in solidarity with Cindy Sheehan.

One Sheehan is worth any dozen of the useless Bush-lite politicians who have let us reach this low point.

[lynne]

68. She WANTED to be arrested -

- had she not wanted to be arrested she could have easily stood up and moved aside. She intentionally blocked the entrance so that they WOULD arrest her. The AP reports the following:

"Richard Grenell, the spokesman for the U.S. Mission, said in response to Sheehan's arrest: "We invited her in to discuss her concerns with a U.S. Mission employee. She chose not to come in but to lay down in front of the building and block the entrance. It was clearly designed to be a media stunt, not aimed at rational discussion," Grenell said."
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/11706772/

[PuraVidaDreamin]

70. It indeed that is how it happened, that makes me even more proud

We all need to emulate Cindy and take a stand on this war
through civil resistance. It's the only way left to us
now- There isn't much time left before the fascist Bush
administration completely takes what little we have left.

[Citrene]

73. If indeed! Agree 100% with you and I'm proud to know Cindy,

Ann, Medea and you and all the rest. CO is truly all that is left to us. I'd love to support longshoremen and truckers in a nationwide shutdown.
(translates to no beer for the weekend for sports fans and festival go'ers, lack of groceries on shelves, bottled water, gas lines...... the list just goes on and on and on. Then and only then will there be action)

We agree with you, there really isn't much time left if any at all.

Peace,
Citrene
(A1999's ghost said to say hi)

[LiberalGuy000]

82. she looks childish

I think she's become somewhat clown-like. It's too bad she can't do something more useful with her time and energy than to travel the country protesting and racking up a bunch of civil disobedience charges. She's become fodder for local news programs and right-wing talk show fanatics.

I wonder how much she's being manipulated by others who want to use her notoriety to their advantage - or maybe she's doing all of this on her own, in which case, I'm even more distraught by her antics.

[Bhaisahab]

83. c'mon man. don't be so cynical

whatever cindy sheehan is doing, she's doing it because her son bled when men in suits lied.
she may be a clown to you, but to me she's doing the right thing. if someone got my son killed by mis-using the power given to them in good faith, i'd do the same too. and would i care if people thought i was a clown, or that somebody was using me for their own ends? frankly dude, i wouldn't give a fuck.

[Binka]

84. You Sound Childish

Cindy is clown like? She needs to spend her time doing something more useful? Someone other than Cindy wants to use her notoriety to their advantage? How fucking old are you BTW? My four year old has a better understanding of this situation than you.

I'm so glad Cindy thinks more of Casey than of upsetting people who have NO FUCKING CLUE WHAT SHE IS DEALING WITH. My son nearly died in that shit hole called Ramadi last October. He is a physical and mental mess. On February 25 he lost his best friends, two of his best fucking friends, in that shit hole called Ramadi and he is going to two fucking funerals in two weeks.

I have been out of my mind worrying, crying, hurting, raging, over what Ben has gone through....AND HE IS FUCKING ALIVE. CASEY IS DEAD. DEAD. DEAD. DEAD. FOR A FUCKING IMMORAL ILLEGAL MIDDLE EASTERN POWER GRAB. A FUCKING LIE! How dare you say such shitty and ignorant things about Cindy. How fucking dare you.

[LiberalGuy000]

85. it's my opinion

That's the way I see it. I have a right to express my opinion just as much as you do.

[VLC98]

87. Well said Binka! nt

[wordpix2]

89. thanks, Binka, my thoughts exactly

[PuraVidaDreamin]

86. Hmmmmmmm.........

What have you done to right all the wrong and grief
American has done and caused throughout the world?

just curious mr. lib

[President Kerry]

90. Thank you Cindy.

IF the corrupt bastards steal another election, I intend to exercise civil disobedience. I hope that so do many others.