Posts Tagged ‘peace’

Matt Reichel, Green Party candidate for the U.S. House, 5th district Illinois Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Matt Reichel Wins Primary, Takes on “The Machine”

Hi. My name is Matt Reichel, and I am a Green Party candidate running for the U.S. House seat from the 5th district of Illinois in the coming special election.

I am running because I believe that the Congress needs an innovative perspective that won’t be offered by the mainstream politicians seeking this office.

I am the youngest and most progressive candidate in this election. At 27 years old, I offer the freshest perspective on the very serious challenges that face this country today: unending imperial war in the Middle East, a drastic recession created largely by corruption and greed in the financial sector, and the increasing precariousness of the working majority. What’s more, my background is as a peace activist and grassroots journalist: my track record is one of consistent progressivism. I have fought to end the Bush wars since the day the president took office, be it as a canvasser, lobbyist, writer, political volunteer, or, now, as a candidate for federal office. (more…)

The girl who silenced the world Thursday, March 5th, 2009

The girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes

Cynthia McKinney – Palestine, Israel, Boat getting rammed Pt1 Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

Cynthia McKinney – Palestine, Israel, Boat getting rammed Pt1 Cynthia Mckinney talks about Palestine, Israel and her invite to the relief boat destined for the Gaza.

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Syracuse March and Rally Quilts Monday, October 1st, 2007

From: Betty Wood, Green Party of CortlandClick thumbnail for larger photo.CostofWarB015.jpgCostofWarB013.jpgThe Cortland Community for Peace had about a dozen people there, many of them Greens. We featured the 5 quilts that I made that showed pictures and identification information about NYS military people who were killed as part of Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Liberation, uh, Freedom. Each photo and id was surrounded by 52 flags of either Afganistan or Iraq, to acknowledge that war has casualties on both sides, with the people of Iraq and Afganistan having many more casualties than the invaders. The American flags are as seen from the top of a flag draped coffin. (more…)