Revolution FLOWING PLUS challenge
I can't tell you how grateful I am to John Cusack for having the wherewithal to make REVOLUTION into a household word. So, I'm going to do EVERYTHING in my power to help him.
Each of us is equally powerful; you carry with you the tools you will need for whatever crops up in your life.
Once I heard those nasal tone words 'yer either with us or agin us' from the fearless leader, jorge-worst president EVER-bush I have done everything I can think of EVERY DAY to land on the opposite side of the gash from him when the axe comes down. And it will. It's just a matter of time.
FUCK THEM.
I challenge EACH of you to print at least ten and hopefully ONE HUNDRED copies of the words reposted below and distribute them widely. Blog them. Post them. Email them. Temporarily tack them up a few here and there so that people can take copies. Leave them on tables in public places, give them to your friends, take them around campus.
Use your imagination.
Let's RUMBLE ....
PRINT THESE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY
A Call to Revolution
John Cusack and Mark Leyner, co-writers of the new movie War, Inc., explain why rebellions should be frequent and fun.
By Annika Carlson
May 21, 2008
John Cusack stars as a hit-man Brand Hauser in wartorn Turagistan in War, Inc. John Cusack is perhaps most fondly remembered as the lovesick Lloyd Dobler in 1989's Say Anything
Since then, Cusack has starred in dozens of movies, produced several films, blogged intermittently for the Huffington Post, and has become an outspoken critic of the Bush administration and the war in Iraq. Cusack's political passion has been reflected in his recent films—he starred in Grace is Gone, an award-winning film about an Iraq war widower, andhis forthcoming satire about war profiteering, War, Inc.
Campus Progress recently spoke with Cusack and his War, Inc. co-writer Mark Leyner—a prolific postmodern author who has written several novels, short story collections, and nonfiction works, as well as columns for Esquire and the now-defunct George magazine—about war profiteering, Naomi Klein, and NASCAR branded guns.
Campus Progress: You've made two very different movies about the war in Iraq recently: Grace is Gone, a drama, and War, Inc., a dark satire about a war run by a corporation. What prompted you to take such different approaches?
Mark Leyner: With War, Inc. we wanted to make something that was unnervingly entertaining. Grace is Gone is a much more a somber, and in a way, sort of dignified, look at the terrible suffering that war creates for its victims. The victims of [the war] are in Iraq, and the victims of it are young people coming back here, and people that are widowed. War, Inc. is not a dignified movie; it's really a celebration of rebellion.
John Cusack: [Grace is Gone] is a meditation on grief from the soldier's family, and the families at home—for the people paying the ultimate sacrifice for this kind of insane ideology … [War, Inc.] is a much broader indictment, lambasting, of the ideology that unleashed these forces and exploited them—the illusion of this neoconservative, fundamentalist free market, where the official narrative is that freedom follows the markets. This is called "spreading freedom."And then these statesmen come on, and they also sit on the board of major defense organizations.
No one asks, "Well, shouldn't you be either making defense policy or profiting from it? Why should you be treated as a statesman…when you're other things as well? Didn't you make a case for war? Didn't your stock go up 145 percent and you were handed $2.3 billion in contracts?"
It is impossible to know where the government ends and these companies begin.
The hypocrisy is so wild.
A journalist, a friend of mine, said they would go meet with these Iraqis. Once they bombed the shit out of the place—and killed all these people—while the city is still burning, they'd turn all state-owned companies, make them available…for foreign investment,
and then they would make all the money on rebuilding it. Then people who aren't dead or had to flee, who were still there—they would have the privilege of working for these companies, and for the U.S. government who takes over the resources. That's [the neoconservative] version of democracy and free markets, right? They seem entirely unconcerned by the dark irony that Halliburton, Bechtel, KBMG, and Blackwater were all in Iraq madly going off this vast protection racket, in which the U.S. government created the market for war, barred the competitors from playing, and then made their favorite corporations and themselves work on cost-plus contracts which guaranteed profits for them, all at our taxpayers' expense.
That argument is also behind Naomi Klein's latest book, The Shock Doctrine. Did her work inspired you to create War, Inc.?
JC: She was actually writing her book while we were doing this. I find her to be a wildly brilliant person.
ML: One of things that I think causes people to laugh so much when they watch this movie is that all of things we are talking about are stated in the movie matter-of-factly. Many of the characters in the movie don't question any of it. The extremity of the satire is such that people accept, for instance, that phase-one weapons would be sold to companies for advertising, things like that that.
JC: Like NASCAR.
ML: Bombs and tanks and bullets and every possible inch of space on instruments of suffering and maiming and death would be sold.
JC: None of the stuff we're saying is new. The hypocrisy is so wild. These are people who supposed to believe in restrained government spending, individual liberties, and getting government off out back. Yet, at any time, they will expand the state, gobble up private property, and violate your privacy and make a profit off of it.I mean, even calling people ideologues is a joke. That's one thing. When you add into it killing…all these people, two million refugees—can you imagine the ripple effect of death and destruction and disease that this war has caused?
Where does it end? I don't know who gave Blackwater the license to kill—it wasn't the government or the constitution. Should corporations be able to have their own private, roving armies? I don't know. It's interesting. I have a corporation—only three, four people work for it—but should I be able to hire somebody from the studio I'm making a film with, pay them, and have them walk around with flame-throwers?
(EXACTLY!!! I too have a corporation and we don't even requisition flame throwers; why do DICK AND GEORGE get to do so>???)
The film's concept is uncomfortably realistic—NASCAR guns and corporate armies don't seem outside the realm of possibility in the future.
ML: We would write something and then in five, six months we see that it would come to be. We are not oracles. There is nothing in the movie that if you did a little digging, you couldn't find a basis for.
JC: Naomi was kind—she called the movie "reality-plus-plus."How did we get to the point where a corporation-run war doesn't seem out of the question? And where do we go from here?
JC: The other day Bush admitted that he approved torture. I looked at Hardball and all the shows …There were no follow-up questions about the fact that our president allowed torture, state-sponsored torture. Forget the fact that it's been out-sourced to private enterprise at a cost-plus basis. That's the stuff for a revolt in the country.
I can remember watching Tim Russert. You'd watch him. He'd have Cheney come on. And Cheney would lie. Again, again, and again. They never challenged him in any fundamental way.
Do you think the media is getting better at holding officials accountable?
JC: No.
ML: John is absolutely right. Some of these people come on—not even the most egregious criminal elements in the Bush administration—but anyone. People are allowed to say anything and they're not challenged. It's almost as if they're some boy band. It's good to have them on. Don't worry. I'm not gonna make you feel uncomfortable.
JC: What is good about art is it's kind of like science in a way. There's still a way for artists to question the authority and find the truth. I think journalism has some proximity to power. I'm sure that Russert and Mary Matalin and James Carville all go to the same cocktail parties. I still get most of my news about this from courageous journalists. They're printing them in magazines and on the Internet…There's Bill Moyers and Naomi Klein. And you can't tell me the McClatchy newspapers aren't good—they are. But the MSM has been horrible. The real info we're getting is from independent journalists.
Do you plan to continue to make political films to push the dialogue to the extreme?
JC: I think this is a rebellious film. To me it's not political in a left-right sense. I'll write what ever Mark wants to write with me. It will depend on Mark's mood.
ML: I hope there will be many more. And I hope they all reek of rebellion.
What would you have young people do to participate in that rebellion?
ML: That's a profound question. Try to become a free person. Try to evade mainstream American culture—the commerce of culture. It's an important distinction: Militancy and rebellion and free thinking shouldn't be sad. It should be an enormous exaltation and celebration of being a human being.
JC: Express yourself. In whatever it is. Whatever creativity. Doesn't have to be art. Doesn't have to be literature. Doesn't have to be politics. The right-wing can wrap itself in the flag and tell the crowd to be obedient. But I have to keep paying my taxes and I don't have to do that. Tell these people to go fuck themselves. Subversion should be fun.
Like I said to the blogster: I've never used the word FUCK so much in my life.
TELL THESE "PEOPLE" TO GO FUCK THEMSELVES.
I think I've done that so many times I've lost track.
And, I've made enemies. Good.
That makes me proud. They're not the kind of people I'd want to run across in a dark alley, anyway. LMAO !
Know me by my enemies.
AND, tell those people TO GO FUCK THEMSELVES.
PRINT THIS.
DISTRIBUTE IT.
We're GOING TO WIN.
We ARE WINNING.
And, it makes sense that I am the second child:
Senator Edward M. Kennedy ’54 and Caroline Kennedy ’80, who many speakers called integral to planning the event, also spoke during the forum. In her opening remarks, Kennedy paid tribute to her adventurous younger brother, noting that he often told her that “second children start revolutions.” Sen. Kennedy also became emotional as he discussed his nephew, who was killed in a plane crash in 1999, and the magazine’s mission. While the panelists represented different sections of the political spectrum, all lauded Kennedy’s revolutionary spirit and noted its effect on such current cultural-political outlets such John Stewart’s “The Daily Show.” George magazine, which had a distribution surpassing 400,000 copies a month during its six-year lifetime, was dedicated to providing a view on the intersection of culture and politics. The magazine was both criticized and celebrated for its unconventional approach to the discussion of politics.
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suggested email signature: NOTICE: Due to Presidential Executive Orders, the NSA
may have read this email without warning,
warrant, or notice. They may do this without any judicial or
legislative oversight. You have no recourse nor protection
save to call for the impeachment of the current President.
ERACISM: ALL colors with love and respect.
"This Act (the Federal Reserve Act, Dec. 23rd 1913) establishes the most gigantic trust on earth. When the President (Woodrow Wilson) signs the Bill, the invisible government of the Monetary Power will be legalised... The worst legislative crime of the ages is perpetrated by this banking and currency Bill."
Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr.
CRUCIAL ACTION: Contact the House Judiciary Committee and Nancy Pelosi TODAY. Don't wait. One click. The momentum is on our side and the world is watching. Bush cronies WORLD WIDE declaring martial law. Nation of GA, Pakistan, Burma ... Mexico's election illegal and then the flooding. GETTING THEM OUT OF THERE IS AN EMERGENCY. Believe this. And help a country out here.
ADD ON: The Sunroof, teenage, bomb, blast, gunshot, LIES pertaining to the MURDER of Benazir Bhutto.
A successful person is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks that others throw at him or her. David Brinkley
Get your ARREST BUSH Tshirt HERE!!
SQUELCH THE FCC's HIDDEN PLAN geez
Tampa Firemen and Other Firemen Fire Brigade: NeoNazis
Follow along with Tampa Stalking HERE.
Additional
data on GANG STALKING IN AMERICA and ELSEWHERE
KNOW WHERE YOU STAND AND STAND THERE
The DOCUMENTED TRUTH about Masons and Shriners (part of it )
Be the ONE MILLIONTH PERSON to sign the IMPEACH BUSH petition.
text "CHENEY" to 30644 to impeach him first, or text "BUSH" to 30644 to impeach him first, or text "BOTH" to 30644 if you think it would be strategically wise to go for the double play
The heart has it's reasons which reason knows nothing of.
*
We know truth, not only by reason, but also by the heart.
Blaise Pascal
Here's the last 25 messages on the Impeach Cheney matter
No Excuses : Email any rep in the country. Go ahead. They have to answer you; it's what you pay them for. Compel them to uphold their oath to protect the Constitution of the United States of America.
The lie was dead
And damned, and truth stood up instead.
Robert Browning
ANOTHER BUSH LIE
I've saved some sunlight
if you should ever need
a place away from darkness
where your mind can feed.
from Rod McKuen's "I've Saved The Summer"
Our scientific power has outrun our spiritual power.
We have guided missiles and misguided men.
Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968)
Make today COUNT.
Go to to find the phone numbers of your Senators and Representative.
Bill Nelson 202 224 5274
Kathy Castor 202 225 3376 (UPDATED NUMBER)
Mel Martinez 202224 3041
Send a letter to the St.Pete Times
I don't care what you talk about but keep sending letters until they publish one. They're very selective with WHOM they publish because I see the same names over and over. Don't let a few people speak for ALL of us.
And call your congressman and talk to her of Inherent Contempt. Do it. And hug everyone you can reach.
North Jersey JUST DOIN it.
Headlights to Impeach
Turn them ON. PlEaSe ! Help a country out here. Also, click the link to sign the petition. Takes three seconds.
Live Vote for Impeachment
Vote in the National Cheney Impeachment Poll
Click Here
Bush Business (two states moving to convene grand juries)
Email your Congressman
Court of Impeachment and War Crimes
Brought to you LIVE from THE TAMPA NAIL HOUSE ... : Proud members of the drive-by media (just like Thomas Paine, father of America)
... located in the midtown desired redevelopment center just one block from the river.
The City of Tampa and it's assorted city-sanctioned gang members need this property because it's in the middle of land they intend to develop for gambling facilities.
LaS VEgas here in Tampa : Ta-Vegas or Tam-Gas.
But it's going to cost YOU a helluva lot of money as they defend their criminal acts in federal court due to what they are doing to my family and I in
the process of attempting to steal our home.
Terrorist,"Cause" and Gang Stalking Perpetrated by Tampa Firemen and other Firemen -- revealed and written about.
Some more threats from Tampa firemen (we'll just drive by your burning house if we know who you are) no kidding? I would NEVER have guessed that !
Stop Organized Stalking
More mention of Firefighter and Police participation in gang-stalking
Technorati Tags John Cusack
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Each of us is equally powerful; you carry with you the tools you will need for whatever crops up in your life.
Once I heard those nasal tone words 'yer either with us or agin us' from the fearless leader, jorge-worst president EVER-bush I have done everything I can think of EVERY DAY to land on the opposite side of the gash from him when the axe comes down. And it will. It's just a matter of time.
FUCK THEM.
I challenge EACH of you to print at least ten and hopefully ONE HUNDRED copies of the words reposted below and distribute them widely. Blog them. Post them. Email them. Temporarily tack them up a few here and there so that people can take copies. Leave them on tables in public places, give them to your friends, take them around campus.
Use your imagination.
Let's RUMBLE ....
PRINT THESE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY
A Call to Revolution
John Cusack and Mark Leyner, co-writers of the new movie War, Inc., explain why rebellions should be frequent and fun.
By Annika Carlson
May 21, 2008
John Cusack stars as a hit-man Brand Hauser in wartorn Turagistan in War, Inc. John Cusack is perhaps most fondly remembered as the lovesick Lloyd Dobler in 1989's Say Anything
Since then, Cusack has starred in dozens of movies, produced several films, blogged intermittently for the Huffington Post, and has become an outspoken critic of the Bush administration and the war in Iraq. Cusack's political passion has been reflected in his recent films—he starred in Grace is Gone, an award-winning film about an Iraq war widower, andhis forthcoming satire about war profiteering, War, Inc.
Campus Progress recently spoke with Cusack and his War, Inc. co-writer Mark Leyner—a prolific postmodern author who has written several novels, short story collections, and nonfiction works, as well as columns for Esquire and the now-defunct George magazine—about war profiteering, Naomi Klein, and NASCAR branded guns.
Campus Progress: You've made two very different movies about the war in Iraq recently: Grace is Gone, a drama, and War, Inc., a dark satire about a war run by a corporation. What prompted you to take such different approaches?
Mark Leyner: With War, Inc. we wanted to make something that was unnervingly entertaining. Grace is Gone is a much more a somber, and in a way, sort of dignified, look at the terrible suffering that war creates for its victims. The victims of [the war] are in Iraq, and the victims of it are young people coming back here, and people that are widowed. War, Inc. is not a dignified movie; it's really a celebration of rebellion.
John Cusack: [Grace is Gone] is a meditation on grief from the soldier's family, and the families at home—for the people paying the ultimate sacrifice for this kind of insane ideology … [War, Inc.] is a much broader indictment, lambasting, of the ideology that unleashed these forces and exploited them—the illusion of this neoconservative, fundamentalist free market, where the official narrative is that freedom follows the markets. This is called "spreading freedom."And then these statesmen come on, and they also sit on the board of major defense organizations.
No one asks, "Well, shouldn't you be either making defense policy or profiting from it? Why should you be treated as a statesman…when you're other things as well? Didn't you make a case for war? Didn't your stock go up 145 percent and you were handed $2.3 billion in contracts?"
It is impossible to know where the government ends and these companies begin.
The hypocrisy is so wild.
A journalist, a friend of mine, said they would go meet with these Iraqis. Once they bombed the shit out of the place—and killed all these people—while the city is still burning, they'd turn all state-owned companies, make them available…for foreign investment,
and then they would make all the money on rebuilding it. Then people who aren't dead or had to flee, who were still there—they would have the privilege of working for these companies, and for the U.S. government who takes over the resources. That's [the neoconservative] version of democracy and free markets, right? They seem entirely unconcerned by the dark irony that Halliburton, Bechtel, KBMG, and Blackwater were all in Iraq madly going off this vast protection racket, in which the U.S. government created the market for war, barred the competitors from playing, and then made their favorite corporations and themselves work on cost-plus contracts which guaranteed profits for them, all at our taxpayers' expense.
That argument is also behind Naomi Klein's latest book, The Shock Doctrine. Did her work inspired you to create War, Inc.?
JC: She was actually writing her book while we were doing this. I find her to be a wildly brilliant person.
ML: One of things that I think causes people to laugh so much when they watch this movie is that all of things we are talking about are stated in the movie matter-of-factly. Many of the characters in the movie don't question any of it. The extremity of the satire is such that people accept, for instance, that phase-one weapons would be sold to companies for advertising, things like that that.
JC: Like NASCAR.
ML: Bombs and tanks and bullets and every possible inch of space on instruments of suffering and maiming and death would be sold.
JC: None of the stuff we're saying is new. The hypocrisy is so wild. These are people who supposed to believe in restrained government spending, individual liberties, and getting government off out back. Yet, at any time, they will expand the state, gobble up private property, and violate your privacy and make a profit off of it.I mean, even calling people ideologues is a joke. That's one thing. When you add into it killing…all these people, two million refugees—can you imagine the ripple effect of death and destruction and disease that this war has caused?
Where does it end? I don't know who gave Blackwater the license to kill—it wasn't the government or the constitution. Should corporations be able to have their own private, roving armies? I don't know. It's interesting. I have a corporation—only three, four people work for it—but should I be able to hire somebody from the studio I'm making a film with, pay them, and have them walk around with flame-throwers?
(EXACTLY!!! I too have a corporation and we don't even requisition flame throwers; why do DICK AND GEORGE get to do so>???)
The film's concept is uncomfortably realistic—NASCAR guns and corporate armies don't seem outside the realm of possibility in the future.
ML: We would write something and then in five, six months we see that it would come to be. We are not oracles. There is nothing in the movie that if you did a little digging, you couldn't find a basis for.
JC: Naomi was kind—she called the movie "reality-plus-plus."How did we get to the point where a corporation-run war doesn't seem out of the question? And where do we go from here?
JC: The other day Bush admitted that he approved torture. I looked at Hardball and all the shows …There were no follow-up questions about the fact that our president allowed torture, state-sponsored torture. Forget the fact that it's been out-sourced to private enterprise at a cost-plus basis. That's the stuff for a revolt in the country.
I can remember watching Tim Russert. You'd watch him. He'd have Cheney come on. And Cheney would lie. Again, again, and again. They never challenged him in any fundamental way.
Do you think the media is getting better at holding officials accountable?
JC: No.
ML: John is absolutely right. Some of these people come on—not even the most egregious criminal elements in the Bush administration—but anyone. People are allowed to say anything and they're not challenged. It's almost as if they're some boy band. It's good to have them on. Don't worry. I'm not gonna make you feel uncomfortable.
JC: What is good about art is it's kind of like science in a way. There's still a way for artists to question the authority and find the truth. I think journalism has some proximity to power. I'm sure that Russert and Mary Matalin and James Carville all go to the same cocktail parties. I still get most of my news about this from courageous journalists. They're printing them in magazines and on the Internet…There's Bill Moyers and Naomi Klein. And you can't tell me the McClatchy newspapers aren't good—they are. But the MSM has been horrible. The real info we're getting is from independent journalists.
Do you plan to continue to make political films to push the dialogue to the extreme?
JC: I think this is a rebellious film. To me it's not political in a left-right sense. I'll write what ever Mark wants to write with me. It will depend on Mark's mood.
ML: I hope there will be many more. And I hope they all reek of rebellion.
What would you have young people do to participate in that rebellion?
ML: That's a profound question. Try to become a free person. Try to evade mainstream American culture—the commerce of culture. It's an important distinction: Militancy and rebellion and free thinking shouldn't be sad. It should be an enormous exaltation and celebration of being a human being.
JC: Express yourself. In whatever it is. Whatever creativity. Doesn't have to be art. Doesn't have to be literature. Doesn't have to be politics. The right-wing can wrap itself in the flag and tell the crowd to be obedient. But I have to keep paying my taxes and I don't have to do that. Tell these people to go fuck themselves. Subversion should be fun.
Like I said to the blogster: I've never used the word FUCK so much in my life.
TELL THESE "PEOPLE" TO GO FUCK THEMSELVES.
I think I've done that so many times I've lost track.
And, I've made enemies. Good.
That makes me proud. They're not the kind of people I'd want to run across in a dark alley, anyway. LMAO !
Know me by my enemies.
AND, tell those people TO GO FUCK THEMSELVES.
PRINT THIS.
DISTRIBUTE IT.
We're GOING TO WIN.
We ARE WINNING.
And, it makes sense that I am the second child:
Senator Edward M. Kennedy ’54 and Caroline Kennedy ’80, who many speakers called integral to planning the event, also spoke during the forum. In her opening remarks, Kennedy paid tribute to her adventurous younger brother, noting that he often told her that “second children start revolutions.” Sen. Kennedy also became emotional as he discussed his nephew, who was killed in a plane crash in 1999, and the magazine’s mission. While the panelists represented different sections of the political spectrum, all lauded Kennedy’s revolutionary spirit and noted its effect on such current cultural-political outlets such John Stewart’s “The Daily Show.” George magazine, which had a distribution surpassing 400,000 copies a month during its six-year lifetime, was dedicated to providing a view on the intersection of culture and politics. The magazine was both criticized and celebrated for its unconventional approach to the discussion of politics.
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suggested email signature: NOTICE: Due to Presidential Executive Orders, the NSA
may have read this email without warning,
warrant, or notice. They may do this without any judicial or
legislative oversight. You have no recourse nor protection
save to call for the impeachment of the current President.
ERACISM: ALL colors with love and respect.
"This Act (the Federal Reserve Act, Dec. 23rd 1913) establishes the most gigantic trust on earth. When the President (Woodrow Wilson) signs the Bill, the invisible government of the Monetary Power will be legalised... The worst legislative crime of the ages is perpetrated by this banking and currency Bill."
Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr.
CRUCIAL ACTION: Contact the House Judiciary Committee and Nancy Pelosi TODAY. Don't wait. One click. The momentum is on our side and the world is watching. Bush cronies WORLD WIDE declaring martial law. Nation of GA, Pakistan, Burma ... Mexico's election illegal and then the flooding. GETTING THEM OUT OF THERE IS AN EMERGENCY. Believe this. And help a country out here.
ADD ON: The Sunroof, teenage, bomb, blast, gunshot, LIES pertaining to the MURDER of Benazir Bhutto.
A successful person is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks that others throw at him or her. David Brinkley
Get your ARREST BUSH Tshirt HERE!!
SQUELCH THE FCC's HIDDEN PLAN geez
Tampa Firemen and Other Firemen Fire Brigade: NeoNazis
Follow along with Tampa Stalking HERE.
Additional
data on GANG STALKING IN AMERICA and ELSEWHERE
KNOW WHERE YOU STAND AND STAND THERE
The DOCUMENTED TRUTH about Masons and Shriners (part of it )
Be the ONE MILLIONTH PERSON to sign the IMPEACH BUSH petition.
text "CHENEY" to 30644 to impeach him first, or text "BUSH" to 30644 to impeach him first, or text "BOTH" to 30644 if you think it would be strategically wise to go for the double play
The heart has it's reasons which reason knows nothing of.
*
We know truth, not only by reason, but also by the heart.
Blaise Pascal
Here's the last 25 messages on the Impeach Cheney matter
No Excuses : Email any rep in the country. Go ahead. They have to answer you; it's what you pay them for. Compel them to uphold their oath to protect the Constitution of the United States of America.
The lie was dead
And damned, and truth stood up instead.
Robert Browning
ANOTHER BUSH LIE
I've saved some sunlight
if you should ever need
a place away from darkness
where your mind can feed.
from Rod McKuen's "I've Saved The Summer"
Our scientific power has outrun our spiritual power.
We have guided missiles and misguided men.
Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968)
Make today COUNT.
Go to to find the phone numbers of your Senators and Representative.
Bill Nelson 202 224 5274
Kathy Castor 202 225 3376 (UPDATED NUMBER)
Mel Martinez 202224 3041
Send a letter to the St.Pete Times
I don't care what you talk about but keep sending letters until they publish one. They're very selective with WHOM they publish because I see the same names over and over. Don't let a few people speak for ALL of us.
And call your congressman and talk to her of Inherent Contempt. Do it. And hug everyone you can reach.
North Jersey JUST DOIN it.
Headlights to Impeach
Turn them ON. PlEaSe ! Help a country out here. Also, click the link to sign the petition. Takes three seconds.
Live Vote for Impeachment
Vote in the National Cheney Impeachment Poll
Click Here
Bush Business (two states moving to convene grand juries)
Email your Congressman
Court of Impeachment and War Crimes
Brought to you LIVE from THE TAMPA NAIL HOUSE ... : Proud members of the drive-by media (just like Thomas Paine, father of America)
... located in the midtown desired redevelopment center just one block from the river.
The City of Tampa and it's assorted city-sanctioned gang members need this property because it's in the middle of land they intend to develop for gambling facilities.
LaS VEgas here in Tampa : Ta-Vegas or Tam-Gas.
But it's going to cost YOU a helluva lot of money as they defend their criminal acts in federal court due to what they are doing to my family and I in
the process of attempting to steal our home.
Terrorist,"Cause" and Gang Stalking Perpetrated by Tampa Firemen and other Firemen -- revealed and written about.
Some more threats from Tampa firemen (we'll just drive by your burning house if we know who you are) no kidding? I would NEVER have guessed that !
Stop Organized Stalking
More mention of Firefighter and Police participation in gang-stalking
Technorati Tags John Cusack
Technorati Tags: mark leyner HERO, Hillary Duff Joan Cusack Ben Kingsley, WAR INC, FUCK THE NAZI PRESIDENT
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