(The Sequel, 2005) HERE IS THE ENEMY - THEY HAVE GIVEN US THEIR NAMES

http://troopsoutnow.org/ ^ | 2005 | DFU

[doug from upland]

OUT NOW!

MARCH TO CENTRAL PARK ON SAT. MARCH 19th, 2005

THE WHOLE WORLD WILL BE MARCHING AND WATCHING

Latest News:
Bush's State of the Union: Billions for Endless War
January 31, 2005 Press Conference
Momentum Builds for March 19th Rally in Central Park

The world-wide antiwar movement has called for massive demonstrations against the war on the weekend on March 19-20 -- the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. We have a responsibility to respond with renewed determination and commitment in the face of the Bush Administration's launching of a new phase of the war against the Iraqi people.

A few months ago, Mayor Bloomberg, the NYPD, and Bush told us that we could not march to and rally in Central Park. We do not accept this decision and are determined to challenge it by assembling tens of thousands of people to retake Central Park --our Park. The antiwar movement cannot afford, and must not allow, this infringement on our rights, especially in a city as important as NYC.

We call on all antiwar and progressive activists, organizations, and coalitions to work towards building a massive march on Saturday March 19th to Central Park under the slogan OUT NOW!

Endorsers of the OUT NOW Coalition
Demonstration on March 19, 2005 in Central Park

ACT UP-NY (AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power)
Action 21, Jersey City, NJ
Al-Awda Palestine Right to Return Coalition
Alberto Lovera Bolivarian Circle
All People's Congress, Baltimore
Antiwar 4 Million Worker March
Arab American Civic Organization
Arab Muslim American Federation
Artists and Activists United for Peace
Association for Community Empowerment
Association of Mexican American Workers (AMAT)
BAYAN-USA
Benedictines for Peace
Casa de las Américas
Central New Jersey Coalition for Peace and Justice
Chelsea Organizing Against the War
Coalition of Black Trade Unionists - NY
Committee to Defend Slobodan Milosevic, Irish section
Committee to Support the Iraqi People
Cuba Solidarity New York
Fight Imperialism, Stand Together (FIST)
Foundations for Our Nu Alkebulan/Afrikan Millennium (FONAMI), Oakland, CA
Freedom Socialist Party, New York, NY
Haiti Support Network
Harlem Tenants Council
Hawai'i Solidarity Committee
Helping Other People Eat (HOPE), Santa Monica, CA
Hiroshima/Nagasaki Remembrance Day Committee
Inclusive Democracy Project
International Action Center
International Socialist Organization Irish Republican Socialist Committees of North America
Irish Republican Socialist Party
Jersey City Peace Movement
Korea Truth Commission
Local 205 Day Care Employees, New York, NY
Local 375, District Council 37, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), New York, NY
Martin Luther King Bolivarian Circle
Million Worker March
Movement in Motion Arts Collective
National Council of Arab Americans
Network in Solidarity with the People of the Philippines (NISPOP)
New England Human Rights Organization for Haiti
New Jersey Chapter, National Writers Union
New Jersey Independent Alliance
New Jersey Labor Against the War
New Jersey Solidarity-Activists for the Liberation of Palestine
No Draft No Way
North County Coalition for Peace and Justice (San Diego North County)
Northeast Ohio Antiwar Coalition
Northwest New Jersey Peace Fellowship
NY Committee to Defend Palestine
NY Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines
NYC Labor Against the War
NY 9/11 Truth
People Judge Bush
People's Coalition for Peace and Justice, Starkville, MS
People's Organization for Progress (POP)
People's Video Network
Queers for Peace and Justice
R.E.A.P.S. Club - Restoring Environmental and Political Sanity, Bridgewater, MA
School Without Walls Peace Justice Unity, (SWWPJU)
C.A.N. Chapter, Rochester, NY
Stand for Peace, Cottage Grove, OR
Stonewall Warriors, Boston, MA
Street News
Students Against Bush
Support Network for an Armed Forces Union
TransandFriends, Atlanta, GA
Union County Peace Council
United American Indians of New England
USWA L. 8751 - Boston School Bus Drivers, Boston, MA
Venceremos Brigade NY/NJ
Western Mass. International Action Center
Women's Fightback Network
Workers Action (US)
Workers World Party

Individual Endorsers

Anne Pruden, 1199 SEIU*
Brenda Stokely, President, AFSCME District Council 1707*
Gloria Pacis, Mother of Stephen Funk
Dorotea Mendoza, National Co-Chair, GABRIELA Network (Filipina women's organization)*
Dr. Luis Barrios, John Jay College*
Ramsey Clark, former U.S. Attorney General
Teresa Gutierrez, NY Committee to Free the Cuban 5*
Roberto Guzman, FMLN of El Salvador, NYC*
Brian Barraza, Association of Mexican American Workers (AMAT)
Dennis Kyne, Veterans for Peace*
Gina Magloire, Fanmi Lavalas*
Pablo Paredes, Navy war resister
Dr. John Langrod, Puerto Rican Independence Party*
Nancy Ebeling, Retired, BORDC*
Chuck Turner, Boston City Council, District 7*
Howard Zinn, Professor Emeritus, Boston University*
Ali Zaidi, Assistant Professor, Bronx Community College*
David Ingalsbe, Graduate Student, California State University - Los Angeles*
José Luis Diaz, Presidente, Casa Las Américas, Puerto Rico
Louis J. Arcese Jr., Chairperson, Center For A Livable World, Darien, N.Y.
Randy Fabunan, Coordinator, NY Committee for Human Rights in the Philippines
Edward Crouch, Church Council of Greater Seattle*, Washington
Stewart Guthrie, Professor Emeritus, Fordham University*
Robert Mills, Reverend, Church of Spiritual Humanism*, Oakland, CA
Roy Rollin, Contributing Editor, College Voice*, New York, NY
Michael Dennison, Columbia University*
Ricardo Corrales Saenz, Master en Agronegocios, Consultor Independiente, La Aurora, Heredia, Costa Rica
Susan Buck-Morss, Professor, Cornell University*
Hank Sombeck, DC-37 AFSCME*
Samia Halaby, Defend Palestine
Jacobo Torres, Coordinator, Fuerza Bolivariana de Trabajadores (Bolivarian Force of Workers), Venezuela
Fazlous Satter, Coordinator, Global Network for the Prevention of Torture (GNPT), Bangladesh, Dhaka
Gerald Hassett, GreenParty, Sunnyside, NY
Kim Rosario, mother of GI in Iraq
Hans Peter Mortier, Information Bureau for Peace Work, Meckenheim, Germany
Carol Taylor, R.N., President, Institute for "Interracial" Harmony, Inc., Brooklyn, NY
Daniel Sockrider, Friend & Community Organizer, Multi-Media Producer, IPJC & IPJN; Common Bonds; Acorn, Indianapolis, IN
Jonathan Cook, Webmaster, Irregular Goods, Cato, NY
Hank Sombeck, L-1930 DC-37 AFSCME / NYCLAW / MWM
Kim Alexander, Editor/Owner, Last Sigh Magazine, Kalamazoo, Michigan
Dennis Ledden, President/Owner, Ledden Consulting Services, Rancho Murieta, CA
Leslie E. Robertson, Director of Design, Leslie E. Robertson Associates*, New York, NY
Leslie Feinberg, Co-Chair, LGBT Caucus, National Writers Union*
Jack Balkwill, Liberty Underground of Virginia (LUV), Virginia
Mike Gimbel, Local 375, AFSCME / NYCLAW
Jay Gertzman, Prof Emeritus, Mansfield U, Philadelphia, PA
Bill Doares, Million Worker March NY/NJ
Sharon Black, Million Worker March, Baltimore/DC
Kahlil Khan, Movement in Motion
Billy Martin / Spiritchild, Movement in Motion Artists & Activist Collective*
Georgina Belenguer, President, Mujeres en un solo mundo, Valencia
Marc Rockhold, General Partner, Nature's Reef LLP, Aurora, CO
Katie Farrar, President, NE GA Peace Corner Group, Helen, GA
Lily Gacki, Student, Boston, MA
Terry G'uyant, Not In Our Name*
Peter Connell, peace advocate, NRDC*, Loveland, Ohio
Polly Sylvia, NY Committee to Defend Palestine*
Fred Feldman, NY Grassroots Antiwar Network*
Michael Letwin, New York City Labor Against the War
Abayomi Azikiwe, Editor, Pan-African News Wire*, Detroit, MI
Norma J F Harrison, State/County Central Committee Member, Peace & Freedom Party*, Berkeley, CA
Elizabeth Stinson, Director, Peace & Justice Center of Sonoma County, Santa Rosa, CA
Robin Powell, Grad Student, Penn State, ND
Pete Anderson, People's Activist Cafe, Vancouver, WA
Corinne Arthur, Peoples Organization for Progress*
Valerie Morse, Peace Action Wellington*
Richard Conway, Member, Port Townsend Peace Movement, Washington
Martha Grevatt, Pride At Work - Northeast Ohio*
Jack Dalton, Co-Editor, Project for the oldamericancentury.org, Portland, OR
Lyn Ramsdal, resident manager, property management, Eugene, OR
Lawrence Reyes, Coordinator, Puerto Rican Alliance of Los Angeles, CA
Michael Halmick, Retired, Bourbon, Missouri
Mohammad Basirul Haq Sinha, Executive Director, Roots International, Dhaka
Judith Trustone, Director, SageWriters.com, Swarthmore, PA
Emily Wager, Organizer, Salve Regina University
Students for a Democratic Society, Newport, RI
Kathy Wilson, State College Peace Center, State College, PA
Joseph Onello, Distinguished Teaching Professor, State University of NY, Cortland
Rafael García, Pastor, Summerfield UM Church, Port Chester, New York
Suzanne Potter/Ironbiter, Professor, SUNY Purchase College*, Goldens Bridge, NY, NY
Charlie Jackson, Chief Peaceworker, Texans for Peace, Austin, TX
Eric Christiansen, Manager, The Abbey Resort, Sharon, WI
Tami Gosnell, The Meek, Lafayette, CO
Glenn Freeman, Administrator, TIBETmichigan, Grand Rapids, MI
Carl Polley, Webmaster, TransAsia Lawyers*, Neenah, WI
Charles Jenks, President, Traprock Peace Center, Deerfield, MA
John Gilbert, U.S. Citizens Against War (Florence, Italy), Florence, Italy
Michael Letwin, Former President, UAW Local 2325*
Christopher Ross, Priest, United American Catholic Church*, New York, NY
Susan E. Davis, President, External Organizing, United Auto Workers, Local 1981*
Maria A. Pflug, Member, United for Peace & Justice, Pompano Beach, FL
Martin Deppe, Rev., United Methodist Church, retired*, Chicago, IL
Madeline Shaw, Slate Hill, NY
B. Allan Ross, UsQueers.com, San Diego, California
Billie Slater, UUA, El Paso, Texas
Sue Rogan, RN, UW Hospital & Clinics, Middleton, WI
B.N. Aziz, WBAI*
Nicholas Camerota, organizer, Western Mass. IAC, Springfield, MA
Lorene Garrett-Browder, Executive Director, Women As Allies, Inc.*, Los Banos, CA
Manuel de Olaso, Ciudad Autonoma, Buenos Aires, Argentina
G.Michael Krüger, Sospel, France
Janine Borel, Salon, France
Sonal Panse, Artist, Nasol, Maharashtra, India
Francoise Secq-Rofe, Volunteer in Humanitarian Work, Baghdad, Iraq
Verilla De Toni, Verona, Italy
Ivan Artucovich, Cartoonist, Muggio, Switzerland
Aaron Gilmore, Whitefield, ME
Alice Dartt, Greenville, AL
Alisha Ritt, New York, NY
Amy Kearns
Andrea Tomcsanyi, Los Angeles, CA
Ann Coffey, Ottawa, Ontario
Annaka Blomfield, Claremont, CA
Anne Woods, San Francisco, CA
April Olah
Aran Buzzas, Prescott, AZ
Ashwinee Sadanand, New Britain, CT
Ayesha Gill, Oakland, CA
Belinda Pennett, Bartlett, NH
Beverly Curtis, Gresham, OR
Bijan Khajebag
Bob Dierker, Hicksville, NY
Brooke Yost, Berwick, Maine
Bruce Burleson, Roxbury, MA
Buthaina Griffith, Seattle, Washington
Butler Waugh
Camila Pineiro, CA
Carlene Clements, Groton, MA
Carol Carlisle, Coatesville, PA
Charles Heineke, Tulsa, OK
Charles Jenkins
Charlie Hogue, Cedar Rapids, IA
Cherry Delorenzo, San Diego, CA
Christine Carmona, Avondale, AZ
Claude Hayward, citizen, Anton Chico, NM
Colin Barr, Cambridge, MA
Constance Betton, Newport Beach, California
Corrales Sáenz Ricardo, Magister
Danielle DeRome, Morgan Hill, CA
Dave Lindblom, citizen, Mount Pleasant, Utah
David & Judith Laws, citizens, Bellingham, Washington
Dennis R. M. Teall-Fleming, Gastonia, NC
Diana Peterlin, Santa Rosa, CA
Diane Ashley
Diane H. Fabian, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
Donald Pew, Youngstown, OH
Donna Nassor, J.D., Wyckoff, NJ
Dottie Grossman, Los Angeles, CA
Douglas McCool
Elissa Menconi, Dorchester, MA
Elizabeth Desimone
Ellen Mayer, Psychologist, Shepherdstown, WV
Eric Rice, Disabled Maritime worker, Beardstown, Il.
Erika Price, Lewiston, ID
Faith Vis, New Milford, PA
Frankie Morris, art historian, Logan, Utah
Gilberto Alvarez, New York City, NY
Gina Magloire
Guadalupe Jerez, Bronx, NY
Harold Conaway, Teacher, Lawnside, NJ
Harold Hudson, Rev., Huntersville, NC
Harvey Smith, Erwin, NC
Hilary Harding, Plainfield, NJ
Holly Soutter, San Diego, CA
Ian O'Donnell, New York, NY
Isolt Lea, Gainesville, Florida
James D. Cockcroft, Author, Writer
Jane Fosse, Maplewood, Minnesota
Janessa Chiappelli, student, Pasadena, MD
Jerry Bloomer, Mr., Hot Springs, SD
Jim Havard, Reed Point, MT
Jim Loveland, St. Petersburg, FL
John Franz, East Bangor, PA
John Jongen, Fairport, NY
John Neal, Cleveland, Ohio
Jordan Brown, Kinnelon, NJ Jorge Manly Gil, SAN DIEGO, CA
Joseph Onello
Joshua Temple, Aurora, CO
Joyce Jackson, CHICAGO, Illinois
Joyce Miller, New York, NY
Judith English, teacher, Elko, Nevada
Julia Dutton, Poughkeepsie, NY
Julia Gallichio, Oakland, CA
Julie Dyer, flight attendant, Ashburn, VA
Julie Palasco
Justine Pepicelli, Fitness Professional, Flushing, New York
Kathleen Bryant, R.N., Golden, CO
Kathryn Palmer, Putney, VT
Kelly Showalter, Intern, NY, NY
Ken Ellis, New Bedford, MA
Kenneth Trauger, Rev., Lancaster, PA
Kory Wagner, Easton, PA
Laird Hovland, Santa Fe, NM
Lawrence and Joan Pinkham, Amherst, MA
Lesa Overhoff Halmick, Mrs., Bourbon, Missouri
Linda C. Hall, Rocklin, Ca
Linda Cottle, Nicholasville, KY
Linda Harrour, Oakland, ca
Linda Olson, Carrollton, TX
Linda Zoblotsky, New York, NY
Lonnie Lopez, Tukwila, WA
Lou Bernieri
Lynn Hays, Langley, Washington
Madeline Shaw
Marcia Cooperman, Portland, OR
Marie Theresa Colgan Buckno, Newport, TN
Mario George Rivera, Winter Haven, FL
Mary Fitzsimmons, retired, North Arlington, New Jersey
Mary Madden, Baltimore, Maryland
Michelle Fernandez, Miss, Bergenfield, NJ
Miles Roty, Rockville, NY
Mohammed Hegazi, Mr, Melbourne, Australia
Nancy Ann Siracusa, New York, NY, New York
Nancy S. Lovejoy, Wilbraham, MA
Nancy Tally, concerned American, Kansas City, Missouri
Nicholas Camerota, Prof., Springfield, Mass
Pam Daly, Teacher
Pat Pickren, Winter Haven, FL
Patricia Couillard, Cudahy, WI
Patricia Culpepper, Winfield, AL
Patricia Ecklund-Ruch, Sheridan, OR
Patricia George, Costa Mesa, California
Patricia Giberson, Vista, CA
Paul Peller, Madison, WI
Paul Rachal, Bourbon, Missouri
Peter Goselin, Labor attorney, Hartford, CT
Peter Guglielmo, Norwalk, CT
Ralph Law
Ray Grosch
Ray Pumphrey, Smithville, TX
Raymond Hirano, New York, NY
Rebecca Brown, Toltec, AZ
Rebecca Garden, Syracuse, NY
Richard O. Stevenson, Mr., Hinsdale, NY
Rita Surdi, Las Vegas, NM
Robert Nuzum, St. Petersburg,, Florida
Rosemary Nelson, Ms, Sacramento, CA
Ruth Kastner, Greenbelt, MD
Samuel Nelson, Denver, CO
Sanda Oslin, Sturgeon Lake, Minnesota
Sandra Tardiff, Orono, ME
Sara Vardanyan, Los Angeles, California
Scharl Stewart, Santa Fe, TX
Stanley Mathes, Scotia, NY
Steven Burge, MPA, Mr., Lake Preston, South Dakota
Steven Gosden, Cedar Rapids, IA
Steven Mandell, St. Paul, MN
Street News, New York, NY
Susan Scott, Emeryville, CA
Thomas Chen, Mr., Allston, MA
Timothy Lee, San Bruno, ca
Toni Serafini, Lexington, MA
Tony V. Wiker, Randleman, NC
Tulsi Dharmarajan, Champaign, IL
Vicky Smith, East Point, GA
Victoria Doran, Associate General Counsel, Falls Church, VA
Wanda J. Crippen, Sacramento, Calif.
Wilbur Zielke, Oak Lawn, IL
Fatemeh Abdollahzadeh
Victor & Betty Allen
Richard and Roberta Baldwin
J J Barrera
Mohammad Basirul Haq Sinha
Brendan Behan
Georgina Belenguer
Alan Bender
Thomas Bias
Joanne Black
Patrick Brantlinger
Wallace Bray
Jennifer Brodsky
Maura Buckley
Steven Burge; MPA
Pauline Burkhart
Philip Callas
Trudy Caswell
Bob Chumpk
Jill Cohen
Barbara Cole
L Corbin
Patricia Couillard
Ronald Coursol
Andrew Coventry
Mark de Socio
gayle dorsky
Katy Eagan
Jeannette Eckert
Patricia Ecklund-Ruch
Elizabeth Egan
Norma Jean Ek
Gregory Esteve
Jim Evans
Elena Everett
Elaine Fasula
Tim Foley
Paul Forte
Johanna Foster
John B. Gabrielli
Rebecca E. Garden
Susie Genovesi
Kathleen Goff
Noliwe Gofhamodimo
Peter Goselin
Angela Graham
Sarah Grisham
John Maxfield Hague
Catherine Hall
Roger Hansen
Ben Harvey
Lisa Iannucci
Stephen Johnson
Youngsup Jung
Inga Kaminski
Raymond Kanar
john kasper
Richard Keyes
Richard Kirchhoff
Barry Kissin
Irene Landry
Isolt Lea
Danielle Lemone
Mary Lincoln
Larry Lines
Barbara T. Livingston
Stephanie Lucas
Sharon Lundin
Mary Machado
Luis Martin
William Maxwell
Paul McCarthy
Elissa Menconi
Alex Merchant
William Mitchell
Chuck Mohan
Kay Morgan
Hans Peter Mortier
Suzan Moss
Leo Nadeau
Regina Nakabayashi
Efia Nwangaza
Tim OConnor
Gustavo Olmos
Ellie Ommani
Robert O'Neil
Pat O'Rourke
Geddie Parker
Trudy Caswell
Michael Halmick
Roger James
Ann Kennedy-Storms
Aaron Masri
Mesha Monge-Irizarry
Janet Rafferty
Miles Robinson
Abigale Wool
Lyn Meza
Matthew Courter
Brandon Painter
Deborah Jorgensen
Ali Ibreighith
Janis Watkins
Gene Vidal
Jerome Carpenter
Sheryl Wilson
Daniela Francisco
Gregory Esteve
Michael Danesi
Jerold Hubbard
Richard Wilkinson
David Zunkel
Matthew Walters
Mark Motyka
William Kunze
Kenneth C. Jae
Richard Kirchhoff
William Buehlman
Lawrence Takvorian
Rosemary Graf
Philip Sudderth
Patricia Altomare
Amy DeLisio
John Gormley
Peter Sirois
Barbara Riley
Nicholas Lubofsky
Yvonne Garcia
Judith Hainaut
Mike Buck
Jeremy Rossen
Shelli Hallidy
Zacharias Cokkinos
Toni V. Wiker
Pash Galbavy
Charles Heineke
Moira LaMountain
Hilary Jefery
Mike Forter
Alexi Bonifield
Harold Hudson
Mary Ellen Callahan
Scott Bradley
Donald Schoenhals
Maria Hoffman
Elizabeth Berning

[doug from upland]

Here we go again. Here is the sequel to the post that was heard 'round the world.

[doug from upland]

HERE IS THE ENEMY - THEY HAVE POSTED THEIR NAMES

[JoJo Gunn]

Billy Martin / Spiritchild, Movement in Motion Artists & Activist Collective*

One can only genuflect....

[cripplecreek]

People without purpose.

[doug from upland]

Michael Berg isn't on this one.

[NRA2BFree]

The freaks are coming out of the closet again. I don't think they will have as big of a crowd since there was such a good turn out for the election in Iraq. I sure hope they don't, anyway.

[JoJo Gunn]

I noticed that. Interesting. Maybe nobody notified him?

[GeronL]

I'm sure some of this could be put to song

[GeronL]

The Committee of Poets on Welfare didn't make it?? /sarcasm

[Congressman Billybob]

Evening, my friend,

This list reminds me of a comment by Mark Twain. "Every 4th of July, fools blow themselves up with fireworks. Today, we need a second 4th of July, the country has grown so."

Congressman Billybob

Latest column, Confessions of a "Salivating Moron"

[arasina]

Mary Lincoln

That is just infinitely sad.

[onedoug]

Communists or dupes. The only other possibility is Islamists.

[Calpernia]

ping

[sdpatriot]

what a freaky conglomeration... and what's with this:
"Freedom Socialist Party, New York, NY"
sounds kinda oxymoronic doesn't it?

[rdcorso]

I say they're morons that are filled with so much hate for president Bush that they're willing to help the enemies of this country kill innocent people.It would benefit the entire world if these idiots would carry out their protest with a mass suicide.If they need any help I'm sure they will find many volunteers willing to lend them some rope.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[Goodgirlinred]

What is Liberty Underground of Virginia? I am from Virginia and I have never heard of this one.

[Calpernia]

>>>Liberty Underground of Virginia

Sounds like a spin off of Weather Underground.

Who is Weather Underground? SDS.

Who is SDS?

SDS/Weatherman

Weatherman or Weather Underground Organization, is a "revolutionary organization of communist men and women" formed by members of the Students for a Democratic Society or SDS. They were originally called the Revolutionary Youth Movement. They advocated the overthrow of our government and capitalism. They carried out a campaign of bombings, jailbreaks, and riots in 1969-1976.

The group derived their name from Bob Dylan's song lyrics from "Subterranean Homesick Blues", which were, "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows", I use to see that quote at the bottom of their periodical, New Left Notes, when I use to work at a periodical distribution company.

Their first event, in 1969, was the "Days of Rage" in Chicago. They blew up a statue dedicated to police casualties in the 1886 Haymarket Riot. They announced at a convention that they supported Charles Manson. The rally failed to draw as many participants (300) as they had hoped. They did lead a riot through Chicago's business district, smashing windows and cars. 6 were shot and 70 arrested. The conflict went on for a few days.

1970, after the shooting by police of Black Panther Fred Hampton, the group issued a Declaration of War against the United States government, changing its name to the "weather underground organization", adopting fake IDs, and pursuing covert activities only. These initially included plans for a bombing of a US military noncommissioned officers' dance at Fort Dix. But when three Underground members died in an accidental explosion while preparing the bomb in a Greenwich Village, New York City safe house, other cells re-evaluated their plans and decided to pursue only non-lethal projects.

This group released a number of manifestos and declarations, while conducting a series of bombings. These attacked the U.S. Capitol, The Pentagon, police and prison buildings, and the rebuilt Haymarket statue again, among other targets. The group took measures to avoid any loss of life as a result of these bombings, issuing warnings to evacuate the building ahead of time via phone. They also took a $25,000 payment from a drugs group called The Brotherhood of Eternal Love to break LSD advocate Timothy Leary out of prison, transporting him to Algeria. They remained largely successful at avoiding the police and the FBI.

In the mid-to-late 1970s, the group began dissolving, as many members turned themselves in to the police, and others moved onto other armed revolutionary groups. Very few served prison sentences, since the evidence gathered against them, by the FBI's COINTELPRO program, was inadmissable in court, due to the illegal methods used to obtain it.

Famous members of the Weather Underground include Kathy Boudin, Mark Rudd, Terry Robbins, David Gilbert, and the still-married couple Bernardine Dohrn and Bill Ayers.

Many former Weathermen have re-integrated into society, without necessarily repudiating their original intent. Bill Ayers, now a Distinguished Professor of Education at the University of Illinois, said in a September 11, 2001 New York Times profile "I don't regret setting bombs. I believe we didn't do enough."

[warsaw44]

" USWA L. 8751 - Boston School Bus Drivers, Boston, MA "


huh???

[WorkingClassFilth]

Nice work, DFU!