Blue Ribbon school board candidate Ruth Jordan, talking to voters
Judging by the looks on people's faces, the speaker must have been Bill Davis.
Many people ignored the cloudy, cool weather and came to hear the moving and informative speakers, some of whom have lost loved ones in Bush's war.
Blue Ribbon school board candidate Ruth Jordan, talking to voters
Judging by the looks on people's faces, the speaker must have been Bill Davis.
Many people ignored the cloudy, cool weather and came to hear the moving and informative speakers, some of whom have lost loved ones in Bush's war.
October 7 Bring Them Home Now rally in Marion Square.
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 Photos From the National Governors Association Meeting, August 5 and 6, 2006
(The link below goes to a page with about 2 MB of photos and a short report.)
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May 2006 Immigrant Rights Rally, Marion Square |
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March 19, 2006 Memorial Wall
Again we met in Marion Square to honor and mourn for those who died in the war that has now lasted three years.
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Peace Pilgrimmage - SRS to Oak Ridge |
March into Aiken
March into Aiken
Pictures from the first weekend of the peace pilgrimmage from the
Savannah River Site, outside Aiken, SC, to Oak Ridge, TN, July 16-17,
2005.
Cleck on the link below to see more pictures.
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Thanks to Tom Clements for the photo of the MOX truck exiting the
Charleston Naval Weapons Station at 7:45 a.m. on Tuesday, April 12.
Click on the link below for a larger version of the complete frame.
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Plutonium rally:
Speakers
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Fayetteville March Photos
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Free-Speech Pay-In in Columbia, Feb. 24, 2006 |
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The US Supreme Court declined to hear Brett Bursey's appeal of his Free Speech case, ending a four-year legal battle that began when he refused to go to a "free speech zone" while protesting President Bush's visit to Columbia in 2002. Bursey is the Director of the South Carolina Progressive Network, an 11-year-old coalition of organizations and individuals. Bursey paid his $500 fine on Friday, Feb. 24, and invited 499 other people who are as angry as he is about what George Bush is doing to our country to bring a dollar and join him to pay what he calls "the rising cost of free speech." Members of Charleston peace joined him in Columbia to stand up for our free speech.
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On March 20, the 2-year anniversary of the start of the war against
Iraq, we gathered in Marion Square to build a wall against war.
Many people helped write and post the names of Americans and Iraqis who
have died during the war.
Click on the link below to see more pictures from March 20
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These kids definately look enthusiastic about the "Reagan Revolution"!
These kids definately look enthusiastic about the "Reagan Revolution"!
Counter-protesters at Ft. Bragg in Fayetteville during the 2-year anniversary of the Iraq war march.
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