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Is
this man intimidated? The police presence was large, but not disruptive.
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The start of the
Anti-War March to Dolores Park in San Francisco. |
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There were many
groups represented in the march, associated by union, religion, nationality,
political party or just "mad as hell and not going to take it
anymore." |
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American Indians
led the march, beating a drum and chanting. Once we reached Dolores
Park, AIM leader Dennis Banks reminded us that Indians were among
the first to experience the downside of the U.S. empire. |
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The San Francisco
march included a mass Die-In. For three minutes, those who wished
to participate in the event lay down in the street and were silent.
Lying on one's back provided a good opportunity to contemplate the
sky, which on this day was brilliant blue with soft white clouds.
In the silence, one could imagine what Ultimate Peace would be like,
or what it would be like to be flattened by a bomb, but in the friendly
atmosphere of this group, there was none of the terror and chaos such
an occurrence would bring. |
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"The 9/11 report
is full of holes!" Building 7, anyone? |
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