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Campus Antiwar Network Student anti war DC 1-27-07

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Tens of thousands of students, workers, and antiwar activists converged on the capital to demand an end to war and occupation. One of the liveliest contingents was the CAN/SDS student and youth contingent. From Iraq to Afghanistan to Palestine, students demand an end to funding for occupation! It's time to get organized! Join Campus Antiwar Network! www.campusantiwar.net
Or contact me at croche2@uic.edu

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  • i understand consciousness and informing and how public demonstrations are beneficial to the community...but what has a protest done that directly affected government's decision on war??? if there are circumstances i would love to hear it... keep fightin for freedom and realize there are many wars going on here !!! (fema camps)

  • This is awesome!!!!!

  • If Bush loves war so much, where was he during Viet Nam? Oh thats right daddy got him out of it. If we learned a lesson from Viet Nam, those 58,000 dead would'nt have been in vain. This is the worst administration in Americas history.

  • Unfortunately you need to WAR against war.

  • Rock on! It's good to see all of us up there! Saw myself a few times too - thanks for making the video, I'm sending it out to the rest of the Madison CAN group now.

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