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This week:
1.30th Episode!
2.Che GueLama
3.Wall Street's Lunch
4.Consumer Blues
5.Cheney: I-R-A-Q-A-O-K
6.USE 2008
7.Sim Treason
8.Virtual Jihadi Banned

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmwQTAA8H7Y

President Bush singing at the Gridiron Club's Annual Spring Dinner on March 8, 2008. Many Republicans in the audience raised cigarette lighters after the performance.

Lyrics:
Yes you're all gonna miss me, The way you used to quiz me, But soon I'll touch the brown, brown grass of home.

I spent my days clearing brush
I clear my head of all the fuss
But the fuss you made over harriet and brownie

Iraq 2004-2005 A Midget Casket Production
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JV9cLGCpa58

"produced by jackie sheeler to commemorate the anniversary of the iraq invasion. thanks to Poez for additional vocals. thanks to GWB for absolutlely nothing."
-Jackie Sheeler
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With the Anniversary of the Invasion of Iraq, protests against the continual occupation sprung up all over the United States. In a somewhat dramatic example, the protest in San Francisco California had conflicts with the police and 140 people were arrested.The UpTake's Schlomo Rabinowitz was there to capture it all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pG8lra8XSWE

Saturday, March 1st, 2008 in News by Jim Lobe

THE SHIFT movie raises awareness to the story of our roles in an evolutionary shift in our collective consciousness.

As it chronicles the faces, the stories and leaders assisting in this social transformation, the film reveals its emergence & meaning.

http://www.theshiftmovie.com/

Dennis Kucinich Discusses Iraq War, Health Care

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1AhaH1ozbg

Mushroom CloudEscape From The Preachy
coanews.org
By Saab Lofton

“Chained to the dream they got you searching for, the thin line between entertainment and war. There be no shelter here, the front line is everywhere.”
--Rage Against the Machine

Peace MuralPeace in Las Vegas
by freesouljah

Las Vegas is not ordinarily known for its activism. Gambling, yes. Glitz and glamor, yes. Strippers, yes. But what about Peace Activists?

At the First Annual Las Vegas Peace Festival hundreds of Las Vegans gathered to celebrate peace, and set a new standard for Sin City. The Box Office, located in the art district of Las Vegas, hosted the event on Saturday, October 13th. With a combination of live music, interactive mural painting, tree dedicating, body paints, art displays, compassionate speeches, and a lot of dancing, the festival proved to be a success.