Protester Arrested at U.S. Capitol Asks: What About the First Amendment?
by William Hughes
(Wednesday September 27 2006)
"Activists took their case for ending the Iraqi War to the party responsible for authorizing it--the U.S. Congress! On Sept. 26, 2006, 71 protesters were arrested by police on various charges. The organizing groups for the event were the “National Campaign for Nonviolence Resistance” (NCNR) and the “Declaration of Peace.” One of the protesters arrested was Max Obuszewski of the NCNR. He demanded to know: “What about the First Amendment?”
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Those arrested took non violent posistions in the lobby of the senate bldg.
Full Version: On Sept. 26, 2006, 71 protesters were arrested
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QUOTE(cutecat @ Sep 30 2006, 10:30 PM)
Protester Arrested at U.S. Capitol Asks: What About the First Amendment?
by William Hughes
(Wednesday September 27 2006)
"Activists took their case for ending the Iraqi War to the party responsible for authorizing it--the U.S. Congress! On Sept. 26, 2006, 71 protesters were arrested by police on various charges. The organizing groups for the event were the “National Campaign for Nonviolence Resistance” (NCNR) and the “Declaration of Peace.” One of the protesters arrested was Max Obuszewski of the NCNR. He demanded to know: “What about the First Amendment?”
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Those arrested took non violent posistions in the lobby of the senate bldg.
by William Hughes
(Wednesday September 27 2006)
"Activists took their case for ending the Iraqi War to the party responsible for authorizing it--the U.S. Congress! On Sept. 26, 2006, 71 protesters were arrested by police on various charges. The organizing groups for the event were the “National Campaign for Nonviolence Resistance” (NCNR) and the “Declaration of Peace.” One of the protesters arrested was Max Obuszewski of the NCNR. He demanded to know: “What about the First Amendment?”
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Those arrested took non violent posistions in the lobby of the senate bldg.
Did not hear one word about this...wonder why.
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