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A PROTEST SO BIG YOU CAN SEE IT FROM SPACE!

Anonyme, Viernes, Noviembre 5, 2004 - 05:09
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its not over

 
INTERNATIONAL INAUGURATION DAY PROTEST!
LETS GIVE BUSH AN INAUGURATION TO REMEMBER!

 
LETS GIVE BUSH AN INAUGURATION TO REMEMBER!

I know, we are all recovering from the shock, well thats fine...take a week or two off and relax, unplug yourself from the news (Newspaper, TV, radio) and let yourself mend.

Then, get rid of all those "it was all for nothing" thoughts.
These thoughts will only create inertia and make Bush feel more welcome this time around.

When you are done bathing in despair, dry off and put on your best INTERNATIONAL INAUGURATION DAY outfit.

Call and email your friends everywhere and invite them to join in the BIGGEST PROTEST IN HISTORY. Not only in DC but everywhere around the world! Millions protested before the war and NOW MORE THAN EVER, PEOPLE NEED TO STAND UP AND RECLAIM OUR HUMANITY. NOTHING COULD EVER BE MORE IMPORTANT THAN THIS RIGHT NOW!

I have a dream...I dream of A PROTEST SO BIG YOU COULD SEE IT FROM SPACE!!!

PASS THIS ON...see you in JANUARY!
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