THE REAL WAR ON AMERICA: SCHOOL-SHOOTINGS....
LOVEDOC@LYCOS.COM,

Having done the DEA-Registered, University Research that Discovered and Copyrighted The Scientific Entirety of the Suprme Law of the Land and The Scientific Government Training Programs therefrom (later-proven in illegally-obstructed and concealed from the District Jury Federal Court); It's easy to look through the obituaries in the newspaper and the Major Calamities Reported in our country and see the Tragedies that these Scientific Training Programs would've prevented
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Multiple Marches Converge Against War
from the South Bay,

From National City to Oceanside, from Chicano Park to Balboa Park, a diverse group of San Diegans marched through their own communities on March 19th to say, once more, no to war and no to occupation. The Resistencia Estudiantil march started at 7am at Southwestern, going through National City, Barrio Logan, Chicano Park, Sherman Heights, City College, and eventually, Balboa Park. The Code Pink March came from Oceanside, starting three days in advance and keeping it strong the whole way. At 2pm they all converged at the San Diego Coalition for Peace and Justice's massive Anti-War rally.

Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

Audio: 1, 2

Stories: Pablo Paredes at Rally - War is good business for who? - Over 75 reports of Protest on March 19th

Other Anti-War actions in San Diego: PHHS counter-recruitment action - Sean Hannity protest - Street Art Covers San Diego - Recruitment Centers Defaced - Ground Zero Players, M19 Butoh

National and Global March 19th stories and actions:

March 19, 2005, was an International Day of Protest on the second anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. Over ten thousand people took to the streets of San Francisco. Elsewhere in California, thousands took to the streets of Los Angeles, and many people from all over the Central Valley gathered in Fresno for "the Rally in the Valley." Hundreds converged in San Diego, and in Eureka, thousands braved the rain to demand an end to the occupation of Iraq and the immediate withdrawal of US troops.

Articles, Photos, Audio and Videos from California

March 19th Action Page on Indymedia.us

There were many other protests around the US. Aside from San Francisco, the largest protests were in New York (Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 Video: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 ) , Chicago (Photos: 1 | 2 Video: 1 ), and Fayetteville, North Carolina (Photos: 1 | 2 ).

Thousands also took to the streets in Portland (Photos: 1 | 2 ), smaller towns in Oregon (Photos: 1 | 2 ), Las Vegas ( Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 ), Baltimore (Photos: 1) , Seattle (Photos: 1) , St. Paul ( Photos: 1 ) , Boston (Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 ), Houston ( Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 ), Madison (Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 Video: 1 ), towns throughout New York State (Photos: 1 Video:1 ), Nashville (Photos: 1 ), Miami ( Video: 1 ) Atlanta ( Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 Video: 1 ), Traverse City Michigan (Photos: 1 ), Pittsburgh (Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 ), Champaign Illinois ( Photos: 1 ), Cleveland ( Photos: 1 ), Arkansas (Photos: 1 ) , and Milwaukee.



Around the world, protests took place in Tokyo, Winnipeg, Istanbul, Copenhagen, London, Bombay, Lahore, Rome, Ankara, Athens, Brasilia, Dublin, Glasgow, Mexico City, Sydney, Aukland, Madrid, Kuala Lumpur, Santiago, Cairo, Montevideo, Sao Paulo, Johannesburg and many other cities. Photos



Read More Anti-War Protest News On Indybay's Anti-war News
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Recruitment Centers Defaced
local,

The San Diego National City Military Recruitment Center was defaced on March 19th with anti-war graffiti and posters. Defaced, Improved, Neutralized, Revealed - I guess it's all just semantics.
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Street Art Covers San Diego on M19
local,

I woke up on March 19th, the second anniversary of the war in Iraq, to my little room in central San Diego and I walk outside and drive around and find beautiful art, graffiti, posters, and residue of a rising street art movement.
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Ralph Nader's End the War & Occupation Tour
Jeremy,

Ralph Nader's End the Iraq War and Occupation Tour.
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Paredes Emotional High Point of 3/19 Rally
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,

Pablo Paredes, the naval officer who refused to board a ship for deployment to Iraq last December and applied for status as a conscientious objector, won a standing ovation from over 1,000 people at a peace rally March 19 in Balboa Park. Co-sponsored by the San Diego Coalition for Peace and Justice and Activist San Diego, the rally was part of an international mobilization against the continuing U.S. occupation of Iraq on the second anniversary of the start of the war.
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The shifting of powers in the globe
Francesca Petrucci,

The tragic, unusual, and catastrophic September 11 th event of 2001 has unleash a new shifting of the balance of power in the globe that hardly nobody knows.
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Free Book: Identifying Spies and Infiltrators
SD,

Released for free to dissidents.
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Blair was told US 'fixed' case for war
Blair was told US 'fixed' case for war,

Blair was told US 'fixed' case for war
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Hundreds Converge to Protest War
Jeeni Criscenzo,

Link to photo essay of march and demonstration against Iraq war on second anniversary.
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Sean Hannity Protest in San Diego
Jeff Rose,

This is the first-person account of two grad students protesting Sean Hannity, a Fox News commentator as he spoke at the downtown Hyatt on Thursday, March 10th.
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CODE PINK - 40 Mile March for Peace
pink,

March 17 Code Pink began their 40 mile march from Oceanside to Balboa Park.
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SD still says no to war after 2 yr.
few,

a great pic in balboa march.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 19: GLOBAL DAY OF PROTEST
steve buhk,

various pics from the rally in Balboa park.
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RESISTENCIA ESTUDIANTIL: March to the Park
Jonathan,

March 19, 2005

Photos - March from Southwestern College to Balboa Park, specifically City College to the Park.
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Trouble in the Ranks
duko,

p>Private Jeremiah Adler wrote home on his sixth day in Army boot
camp:


"’I am so fucked up right now... I feel that if I
stay here much longer I am not going to be the same person anymore.
I have to GO. Please help... Every minute you sit at home I am
stuck in a shithole, stripped of self-respect, pride, will, hope,
love, faith, worth, everything. Everything I have ever held dear
has been taken away. This fucks with your head... This makes you
believe you ARE worthless shit. Please help. By the time you get
this, things will be worse.’"


Shortly after writing this, his unit was scheduled to ship out,
and Jeremiah went AWOL (absent without leave).

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Saul Landau Shows Syria Movie in San Diego
Mark Gabrish Conlan/Zenger's Newsmagazine,

Filmmaker Saul Landau presented his new movie, "Syria: Between Iraq and a Hard Place," at the First Unitarian-Universalist Church March 16. In a post-film discussion he talked about the situation in Lebanon and how it's being misrepresented by the U.S. media and about the surprising, though limited, degree of political and social openness he and his crew found in Syria. Also on the program was UCSD professor Jorge Mariscal of Project YANO, a group to make young people in high school and college aware of the information about being in the military they're not getting from recruiters.
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Posters for M19 -- SAY SOMETHING
friend@know-our-enemy.net,

New posters just in time for M19:

IF YOU SEE WAR CRIMES, SAY WAR CRIMINAL
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San Diego Says END THE WAR! March 19
protest,

The San Diego Coalition for Peace and Justice, along with Resistencia Estudiantil, and Code Pink are holding local protests in conjunction with events around the U.S. and worldwide.

March 19, 2005 - 2:00 p.m., 6th and Laurel, Balboa Park, San Diego. Speakers, music, poetry.

All Day Radio Coverage at radioActive sanDiego. Listen here

NEXT SATURDAY - GET OUT IN THE STREETS!
THE WORLD SAYS END THE WAR!
SATURDAY, MARCH 19: GLOBAL DAY OF PROTEST
ON THE TWO-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE IRAQ WAR
* End the War *
* Bring the Troops Home Now *
* Rebuild Our Communities *

March 19-20 marks the two-year anniversary of the U.S. bombing and invasion of Iraq. After all of the death and destruction, and with the Bush administration claiming a mandate to continue their war, there's a new urgency and a stronger determination within the global antiwar movement to bring the troops home now.

The San Diego Coalition for Peace and Justice will hold a local demonstration in conjunction with events around the U.S. and world-wide. Watch for details! Come to the meetings to get involved!

See the SDCPJ website for location and directions:
http://www.sdcpj.org

Flyers available at the Church of the Brethren, 3850 Westgate Place, San Diego and more will be located at the Peace Resource Center (trailer at the church). Also, flyers are available at Mattress World, 1601 University Ave., in eastern Hillcrest or download them and print your own.

JOIN A MARCH TO THE PARK SATURDAY MARCH 19TH!

RESISTENCIA ESTUDIANTIL:
12:00 Noon: Leaving Chicano Park
1:30 PM: Leaving City College (Park Blvd.)
1:40 PM: Leaving Space Museum Fountain

CODE PINK
9:00 AM: Leaving Turquoise & Mission in Pacific Beach
12:00 Noon: Leaving Old Town Trolley Station

NORTH COUNTY COALITION FOR PEACE & JUSTICE
1:00 PM: Leaving Downtown Train Station at Broadway & Kettner
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Rick Roberts Showdown
Prudence,

Listen to Conservative radio in the morning? Hear the latest gossip on the cross? One local citizen called to challange Rick Roberts on the cross atop of Mt. Soledad......and well he didnt like the truth that had to be said.

Join in a protest at Rick Roberts office tommorow morning at 8am to let Rick Roberts know he is a windbag and that the cross is illegal.
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The Social Security Distraction Game
populist,

All just a big distraction from their real agenda - endless imperialism.
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CODEPINK MOBILIZATION IN SAN DIEGO m17-19
CodePink,

MAJOR REGIONAL MOBILIZATION AND CODEPINK ACTION IN SAN DIEGO, CA

The World Says End the War! Bring the Troops Home Now! Rebuild our Communities!
Camp Pendleton Marine base, one of the largest bases in the country, has suffered a tragic number of causalities in the ongoing war and occupation of Iraq.
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YES!: Israeli professor gives ADL the finger!
JA,

Hebrew University Israeli history professor Moshe Zimmerman compares Israel's IDF (military) to the Nazis! Conservative kneejerk gadfly Jewish ADL -- Zionist domestic spy & harassment organization -- head Abe Foxman butts in, as usual, to demand apology. (Many prominent Jews, both contemporary and historical figures, have compared Israel/Zionism/IDF to *NAZIS*!) Israeli history professor Moshe Zimmerman retorts: "Regarding the involvement of ... [Abe] Foxman in the affair, he says, "I don't have to respond to every barking dog in the street"! A comment that's long overdue!
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Eyes Wide Open
Mat,

I went to Grape Day Park today, Located in Escondido, California

I look out over a Sea of Shoes and Boots.
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SAN DIEGO VIGIL OF THE WAR DEAD
Ground Zero Players,

Saturday March 19 5 - 7 PM
A VIGIL OF THE DEAD

Join Ground Zero Players in a San Diego street theater action
on the eve of the two year anniversary of the Invasion of Iraq. This will be a vigil OF the dead rather than a vigil FOR the dead.

IMPORTANT! REHEARSAL! 10 AM NEXT SAT. MARCH 12
AT GRAPE ST PARK, CORNER OF GRAPE AND GRANADA AVE. JUST WEST OF 30TH ST.
IF YOU CAN'T COME TO THE REHEARSAL BUT WANT TO DO THE STREET THEATER PLEASE CONTACT US AND WE'LL SEE WHAT CAN BE WORKED OUT.








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Old letter from an activist (FBI)
XXX,

Old letter (circa 1991) from an activist I knew who later turned out to be an FBI informant. Posted to give you an idea on what to look for in infiltrators visa vi their backstabbing of other activists.
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93 Percent Favor Limits on Civil Liberties
posted by Mark Gabrish Conlan,

A poll currently being taken on the PBS Web site reveals that, even among viewers of the "NOW" program (one of the few oases of genuine progressive politics on the "public" airwaves), an overwhelming 93 percent favor limits on civil liberties in the wake of 9/11 and the "war on terror." 82 percent said "we must use whatever means necessary to fight terrorism," and another 11 percent said, "yes, I'm willing to give up some freedoms for safety." Only 4 percent said, "no, safeguarding [civil liberties] is more important than ever." BE VERY AFRAID.
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Yes, the Democrats are Neo-Cons too!
populist,

So, you think the Democrats and John Kerry were a good choice to oppose George W. Bush and the war policies of the neo-cons? Guess again.
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Photos from Iraq, Feb 21-28
Anonymous, Infoshop.org c/o lotus,

Streets run red with blood as the occupation drags on; and someone in Iraq has been reading ‘1984’ again.
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Good vs. Evil
Fact Checker,

When there is no understanding of the pliight of others and people accept Orwellian language as truth, the world will be worse off and more dangerous than it ever has been. The machine of empire rolls on not only unchecked but, it has millions of willing accomplices cheerleading it's efforts. These cheerleaders are the ordinary Americans who swallow the lies from their leaders and it's propaganda arm aka "Corporate Media", without question.

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