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  • This year Germany will surely bash the US some more in their Karnival.

    02/11/2006 10:01:33 AM PST · by Red6 · 59 replies · 1,120+ views
    Der Spiegel ^ | 11 Feb 2006 | Philipp Wittrock
    Is there this time a Karneval of the caricatures? Rather, the fools do not say - for safety reasons. Hamburg - Diffamierend, tasteless, a church-hostile Hasstirade - Jacques Tilly had to sound itself after the Duesseldorfer rose on Mondays course in the past year some in such a way. The master of building of cars had represented on a car a scene, in the cardinal Joachim Meisner a woman on a heap of failure ignites, which admits: "I drove off". With reference to the freedom of religion and opinion Tilly defended and the responsible person "Comitee Duesseldorfer Carneval" (CC) the...
  • Beijing Antiwar demonstrations at U.S. embassy Sunday.

    03/28/2003 2:11:51 AM PST · by BJungNan · 6 replies · 184+ views
    gogov.com ^ | March 28, 2003
    There is no link, just this appearing on the gogov website. Not sure the source or how they got this but had not seen it anywhere else. China: Demonstrators in Beijing Plan Antiwar march. U.S. embassy notified by local authorities in Beijing that a group of 200 to 300 people plan a antiwar demonstration Sunday, March 30. Group will gather in Ritan Park, march to Embassy, then return to the park. Embassy staff, Americans in Beijing warned: Avoid embassy, park on Sunday.
  • As Possibility of War Looms, Supporters From Both Sides Take to Streets (PRO-US also mentioned)

    03/16/2003 7:35:38 PM PST · by FairOpinion · 4 replies · 185+ views
    Tampba Bay Online AP Breaking News ^ | March 16, 2003 | Brandon Loomis
    CHICAGO (AP) - With the possibility of a war with Iraq drawing ever nearer, demonstrators across the nation again hit the streets Sunday to show their support for peace, as others gathered to support U.S. troops. Organizers estimated a crowd of about 10,000 war protesters who crammed Chicago's Daley Plaza on Sunday to join religious, labor and community leaders in opposing an invasion of Iraq. Police, who did not immediately provide a crowd estimate, said there were no early reports of arrests. In Pennsylvania, a police-estimated crowd of 6,000 attended the "Rally for America," held on a field near Valley...