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* Maya Evans, 25, convicted for reading out names of 97 British soldiers killed in Iraq at unauthorized protest.

*Douglas Barker, 72, threatened with jail for withholding part of his* Douglas Barker, 72, threatened with jail for withholding part of his tax payment in protest at the Iraq conflict. * Malcolm Kendall-Smith, a 37-year-old RAF medical officer, facing court-martial for refusing to serve in Iraq

 

http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/legal/article331782.ece

 

Goddess, this sounds like us clear on the other side....clones? I don't have to pay taxes...worked on that one for years and finally got it, but of course I don't make money on it either, but I don't pay for death. However, the kicker on that is that in everything I buy, even one sheet of paper federal taxes are embedded in the price. Guess you just do what you can. Ted Koppell of Nightline TV here did get away with reading the names of all of the U.S. military people who died in the Iraqi war some time back on his program...although he wasn't arrested some stations refused to air the program and the "shit" hit the fan with many, many people. We disallow pictures being taken of the dead arriving home from Iraq as they learned from Vietnam that that would be the quickest way to get people to stop supporting the war. We can sit here all day and watch pictures of the Iraqi's dead, but not our own. We have only recently seen convictions of people for being "tax evaders" who did so out of protesting the military complex. The RAF medical officer has kissed his career goodbye? These people are to be admired and supported as they do what we can't or won't do.

linda

 

"Whatever you do will be insignificant and it is very important that you do it."Mohandas Gandhi

 

linda's Growing Stitchery Projects: womyn47

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Well Blair is doing his best to catch up with you :-)

 

Jo

 

, " linda " <lindai81@c...> wrote:

>

> * Maya Evans, 25, convicted for reading out names of 97 British

soldiers killed in Iraq at unauthorized protest.

> *Douglas Barker, 72, threatened with jail for withholding part of

his* Douglas Barker, 72, threatened with jail for withholding part of

his tax payment in protest at the Iraq conflict.

> * Malcolm Kendall-Smith, a 37-year-old RAF medical officer, facing

court-martial for refusing to serve in Iraq

>

> http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/legal/article331782.ece

>

> Goddess, this sounds like us clear on the other side....clones? I

don't have to pay taxes...worked on that one for years and finally

got it, but of course I don't make money on it either, but I don't

pay for death. However, the kicker on that is that in everything I

buy, even one sheet of paper federal taxes are embedded in the price.

Guess you just do what you can. Ted Koppell of Nightline TV here did

get away with reading the names of all of the U.S. military people

who died in the Iraqi war some time back on his program...although he

wasn't arrested some stations refused to air the program and

the " shit " hit the fan with many, many people. We disallow pictures

being taken of the dead arriving home from Iraq as they learned from

Vietnam that that would be the quickest way to get people to stop

supporting the war. We can sit here all day and watch pictures of the

Iraqi's dead, but not our own. We have only recently seen convictions

of people for being " tax evaders " who did so out of protesting the

military complex. The RAF medical officer has kissed his career

goodbye? These people are to be admired and supported as they do what

we can't or won't do.

> linda

>

> " Whatever you do will be insignificant and it is very important

that you do it. "

> Mohandas Gandhi

>

> linda's Growing Stitchery Projects: womyn47

>