Photos from Enough! Rallies Around the Country, August 5th


Read this post to see photos from the Enough! rallies in several cities on August 5th. (Additional photos will be posted soon.)  Check out the Jung Jurks episode from Philadelphia, and the special guest appearance in Los Angeles.





PHILADELPHIA, PA

Jung Jurks video from the demonstration.

WYANDOTTE, MI






LITTLE ROCK, AR







ASTORIA, OR






The spirit of Enough! rolls on here in Astoria. I've been out on the street 4 of the 5 Sundays since your 4th of July call to action. This past Sunday our numbers increased by 200% (to 3) and the response from the passersby continued to be awwwwwwwwesome. We have great spot to work from, a concrete island in the middle of the main street town where both directions of traffic have a great view of our signs. We watch the people passing for reaction, counting the honks, waves, thumbs up or down, one-finger salutes, smiles, frowns, catcalls and so forth. The ratio runs about 30 to 1 positive. Some responses are hard to categorize. One guy yesterday flipped us off after reading our "IMPEACH CHENEY FIRST" sign and yelled "Shoot the fucker first!" Go figure. In case you post this -- in Astoria it's 2-3 PM between the post office and the bowling alley.

LA MESA










SAN DIEGO/POWAY










CLEVELAND, OH







SAN DIEGO












LOS ANGELES

















































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This country and this war are in desperate need of radical changes.  First and foremost is the need to pull our troops out of Iraq and stop the violence, poverty and terror that we are creating overseas as well as in our homes.  Even now, President Bush would not admit defeat and the fact that this war is a disaster.  The Bush administration has yet to recognize the Iraq war is a complete failure and mistake.  There are more critical issues that affecting the lives of millions of americans and people world wide that our president is not taking actions against. Now the war has proven to be a failure and is causing more violence, terror and poverty in this world.  According to the Borgen Project, it only takes $19 billion dollars annually to eradicate world hunger and poverty.  However, our government has already spent more than $450 billion dollars over this fruitless war in Iraq.  It is time for the Bush Administration to take a real interest in the lives of the American people as well as people who are in desperate needs around the world.  Stop the lies and stop poverty now.  Put away the arrogance and put the needs of the people before political gains.

by Mstessyrue on 08/07/2007 02:29:08 PM EST

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