On the morning of Feb. 5, eight activists entered the downtown Chicago federal building that houses the offices of Democratic Sens. Barack Obama and Richard Durbin. Four headed directly to Obama’s office; the rest gathered in the building’s cafeteria and quietly went over their plans. Gus Roddy would lie on the floor of Durbin’s office, under a white sheet and… return to article
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Reader Comments (2)Page 1 of 1 pagesHey, I think these people are on to something here.
However, iit will only work if all parties concerned agree to it. They should immendiately dispatch groups to protest similarly in Baghdad — one bunch to the Sunis and another to the Shiites.
If funding is a problem, contact the Holllywood crowd. They are big on fantasy.
Posted by whattheheck on Feb 26, 2007 at 3:33 PM Why do they need to protest in Baghdad to get our troops out ? They
never had civil war or open sectarian fighting before the Boy Moron invaded. Hussein kept Al Queda out and a repressive lid on the
different factions. Get US out now.
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