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Original Post Date: 2007-08-19 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 8/19/2007
US: What’s Wrong With This?
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From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 8/19/2007
US: What’s Wrong With This?
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I don’t think I have posted this yet, but I think this is just plan stupid for any “peace” group to make an effigy of any US leader at a time during war, and pull it down akin to what happen to the statues of Saddam Hussein:Submitted by MH Anti-war/Cheney protest draws large turnout on Saturday; video clip Jackson Hole, Wyo.-As many as 250 people gathered Saturday afternoon at the corner of Hwy. 22 and the Village Road to protest the war in Iraq and to decry Vice President Dick Cheneys role in the four-and-a-half-year conflict. Organized by Jackson Hole residents Jim Stanford, Walt Farmer and Karen Hogan, the event featured speeches by State Rep. Pete Jorgensen (D-Jackson), author Alexandra Fuller, attorney Kent Spence, and veteran war medic Nick Rowley, along with protest music by Phil Round, Derrik Hufsmith, Peter Chanman Chandler, Dick Barker and Carolyn Groves. Afterwards, demonstrators marched 1.4 miles down the Village Road pathway to the gates of the Teton Pines Country Club, where the Vice President owns a house and is currently vacationing. In this day and age its very easy to be jaded about politics, said Stanford in his opening speech. We dont feel we can really trust the people that we send to Washington, D.C., to do the peoples business. He noted one local exception “ State Rep. Pete Jorgensen. In his speech, Jorgensen told the crowd that, while attending that mornings dedication of Grand Teton National Parks new Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center, where Cheney was the keynote speaker, he heard the Vice President used the word humility. The name Cheney drew boos from the crowd. Jorgensen then said, I truly believe that theyre constituents of mine in the state legislature, and I think we need to afford them an opportunity to come back to their home without personalizing the feelings we may have. They are public servants. They have been elected twice “ maybe it was a mistake “ I dont know what it was, but we get to get over it next year. he went on, Pick a candidate “ I dont care what party “ that generally agrees with you and vote next November. Alexandra Fuller spoke next: Our leaders have let us down. I think they genuinely thought they were taking care of us by going over there and scribbling anyone who didnt look like us. But thats middle school thinking and I dont want to live in a middle school world for the rest of my life … . Creative thinking is to create peace. Attorney Kent Spence declared the event an exercise in the fundamental American rights of association and free speech. When the leaders of your country are out of step with you, when they are no longer representing the people, when they have become tyrannical, when they have become tyrants, you have the right to remove them under the Constitution. Thats not radical, thats American. Its our duty. Finally, Air Force veteran Nick Rowley spoke. Rowley had served as a medic in Bosnia and his brother recently returned from Iraq. What you are doing here, is supporting our troops. We need more of that, he said. If we found out that we went over to Iraq based on a lie, then why are we still there? Were there for money. Were there for oil. Were there for Halliburton. Were there for every single reason that isnt American, that isnt a reason for freedom. After the impassioned speeches, the demonstrators took to the pathway and marched to Teton Pines country club with an effigy of Dick Cheney, which was mounted on top of a wooden box with wheels. The life-sized, papier-me(162)¢che statue showed the V.P holding a spouting oil derrick in one arm and a fishing pole in the other. A smaller, horned bust of George Bush was featured blindfolded at Cheneys feet. When protesters reached their final destination a rope was slung around Cheneys head and he was then pulled to the ground “ echoing the notorious footage of Iraqis pulling down a statue of Saddam Hussein in 2003 in Baghdad. For the protesters: mission accomplished. Source: http://www.planetjh.com/news/A_101763.aspx/p> |
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