There were rallies across the United States and around the world over the weekend commemorating the third anniversary of this war. The Washington Post has a photo essay of shots here. But let’s get local for a sec. The shot at left is a panorama of Binn’s Park in downtown Lancaster, PA where I was at a rally/march with Senate candidate Chuck Pennacchio [and I got to meet jpol as well!]. An estimated 700 people marched through the state’s tenth largest city in this event organized locally by Lancaster Peace and Justice Coalition.
Sunday night I was back in Philadelphia for a candlelight vigil organized by United for Peace and Justice with about 150 people braving some serious cold and wind.
suskind recounts what went down in Sacramento. Cali Scribe shares a poem, ilona has a roundup of news outlets talking about the growing number of troops coming back with PTSD.
We are not alone. It is this administration that is out of line and out of touch, not the majority of Americans in big cities, farm towns, eCommunities and citizens of the rest of the world. What went down in your neck of the woods?
