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You at the Top!
A Lung Cancer Benefit in Colorado's High Country
This August, the Mendel-Asarch Family
Lung Cancer Foundation sponsored their annual ascent of Colorado's
Greys Peak, to raise money for lung cancer research. |
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Speech Zone
Zone???
Yes, at the 2004 DNC the first ammedment only applies to a restricted
area surrounded by concrete barriers, two fences, razor wire, riot
squads, and military police. God fuckin' bless America. Thanks Tom
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Free Speech Zone
July 26-29, 2004
Photos by Jon Heinrich
Published 9/25/04
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Standing in the shadow of the Bunker
Hill memorial brigde, one has to wonder if this is what our forefathers
envisioned as they defeated the British a mile from here. The famous
battle of Bunker Hill was one of many battles for freedom in this
country. Obviously that battle has not yet been won.
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Despite the measures, no major riots
erupted and most Boston residents got a chance to work from home
for a few days. Even though it felt like a war zone, a resounding
peace flowed through the crowd. Now if we can only get a Commander-in-Chief
that will listen to the message.
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