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Right/Left Face to Face: Mtn View Recruiting Center
Protesters v. Counter-Protesters
Never the Twain shall meet?
Raging Grannies staged humorous/educational street theater about recruiting contract deficiencies.
Military recruiting supporters attempted to interrupt the Grannies who continued with singing and musical accompaniment.
About 50 anti-war demonstrators gathered on the corner of Grant and El Camino in Mtn View, with a dozen more in front of the store-front recruiting center in the shopping strip.
Palo Alto Weekly report says police were called
http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/show_story.php?id=7186
Raging Grannies staged humorous/educational street theater about recruiting contract deficiencies.
Military recruiting supporters attempted to interrupt the Grannies who continued with singing and musical accompaniment.
About 50 anti-war demonstrators gathered on the corner of Grant and El Camino in Mtn View, with a dozen more in front of the store-front recruiting center in the shopping strip.
Palo Alto Weekly report says police were called
http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/show_story.php?id=7186
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Iraq Moratorium Event Targets Military Recruitment in El Barrio
http://nyc.indymedia.org/or/2008/02/94749.html
The event in New York City was held outside a military recruitment center in Spanish Harlem on 103rd Street and Lexington Ave. A coalition of anti-war groups, including Code Pink NYC, World Can’t Wait and the Harlem Revolution Club, participated in the action that drew between 30-40 people.
http://nyc.indymedia.org/or/2008/02/94749.html
The event in New York City was held outside a military recruitment center in Spanish Harlem on 103rd Street and Lexington Ave. A coalition of anti-war groups, including Code Pink NYC, World Can’t Wait and the Harlem Revolution Club, participated in the action that drew between 30-40 people.
For more information:
http://nyc.indymedia.org/or/2008/02/94749....
It's great to move through those pictures and see the muscle men inside, behind the glass, and the grannies outside! Pinned down by the grannies! I love it.
Beautiful,
It is you that is hiding behind a name that is not yours. Who are you to talk?! I was there in support for the troops and proud of it! You really should be ashamed of yourself everytime you look in the mirror. Remember that, you should be ashamed of yourself.
Proud Military Supporter,
Jim Nystrom
It is you that is hiding behind a name that is not yours. Who are you to talk?! I was there in support for the troops and proud of it! You really should be ashamed of yourself everytime you look in the mirror. Remember that, you should be ashamed of yourself.
Proud Military Supporter,
Jim Nystrom
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