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The D.C. Chapter of Free Republic needs your help this coming weekend. Code Pink and Cindy Sheehan will be holding a 24-hour protest in front of the White House starting Saturday, May 13th. We are looking to have a near constant presence there to balance out their treaonous propaganda.We are also looking for more people to join us at Walter Reed this (and every) Friday night.And....we need help counter-protesting an enemy propaganda display on the National Mall starting this Thursday through Saturday morning.I know many of the readers and participants on Free Republic don't think it's worth countering the anti-American...

To: Assignment Desk, Daybook Editor Contact: Connie Julian, 917-449-9064, Janet Yip 212-941-8086 or commission@nion.us News Advisory: From: International Commission of Inquiry on Crimes Against Humanity Committed by the Bush Administration WHEN: January 10, 2006 at 1:30 p.m. WHERE: The White House, Walk-in Gate, across from Lafayette Park WEBSITE: http://www.bushcommission.org An unprecedented series of indictments alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity, in five separate areas, on moral, political, and legal grounds, will be delivered by a citizens' tribunal to President Bush at the front gate of the White House this Tuesday, January 10th. Named in the indictments are: President of...

All Freepers and lurkers in good standing are invited to join the D.C. Chapter of Free Republic at our rally this Saturday afternoon in front of the White House to celebrate the Iraqi elections held this year.The rally is being organized by D.C. Chapter member Iraqikurd and others in the chapter. He has invited speakers from the Iraqi and Muslim community including Sheikh Ahmed Subhi, Kamal Nawash (Free Muslims Coalition), and Suhaib Albaraniji.The rally has been endorsed by the Iraq the Model blog (#1 voted mid-east blog).Please join us as we celebrate freedom in Iraq, denounce terrorism and thank President...

File thus under: It ain't braggin' if it's true.Back in October, the D.C. Chapter of Free Republic staged a rally for our Iraqi friends in Lafayette Park in front of the White House.The rally, held on October 25, was hastily put together in two weeks because the Iraqis wanted to send a message of support for President Bush before the U.S. election on November 2.About 30 Iraqis along with a dozen Freepers attended the rally. The media turnout was mixed. Local Washington area media ignored the rally, but NBC, CNN, Fox News Channel, Al Hurra and Al Arybia (sp) all...

IRAQIS TO HOLD ‘THANK YOU PRES. BUSH & AMERICA’ RALLY AT WHITE HOUSE FORMER REP. BOB DORNAN & MUSLIM CLERICS TO SPEAK WHEN: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2004, 1 P.M. TO 4 P.M. WHERE: LAFAYETTE PARK, 16TH & H ST., NW, WASH., D.C. (Washington) The D.C. Chapter of Free Republic, an independent grassroots organization, is sponsoring a rally with Iraqi leaders from across the country to demonstrate the deep appreciation of the Iraqi-American community for the leadership of President Bush in liberating their country from the terrorist dictator Saddam Hussein. The Iraqis will also be offering their gratitude to the American...

There is great media interest in tonight's candlelight vigil in honor of President Reagan at Lafayette Park in front of the White House. While we've been working hard to contact as many people as possible to let them know about the vigil, I'm posting this announcement in hopes of reaching anyone in the D.C. area on FR who missed last night's announcement.The vigil will start at 6 p.m. and end around dusk (8-8:30 p.m.) Please bring candles, flags and other tributes to President Reagan. The weather should be fine for the duration.This is a family event, so bring the kids...

We are going to hold a candlelight vigil on Sunday night at Lafayette Park in Washington DC at 6 PM. Please bring candles and any kind of tributes you would like to share. We are building a website at www.reaganvigil.com. It would be wonderful to have candlelight vigils taking place across the globe. So if you are receiving this anywhere outside the beltway, think about possibly holding a vigil at your state Capital, or even in your hometown at the main town square. Reaganvigil.com should be up and running shortly which will serve as a good organizing place, but in...

"When I showed up, a few moonbats were slowly circling around the stage, gathering their righteous energy for the impending rage against the machine. The crowd included button-hawkers, LaRouche supporters, some misguided college gals and a couple of hippy booksellers. When I took the picture of the books, I was questioned by the lady behind the table as to whether I was a journalist. I told her "no, more of a freelance hobbyist," at which point I got a barrage of questions from her and her friend, who seemed acutely sensitive to the possibility that someone may be taking photos...