Monthly Archives: September 2005

Ron Scott is the first person I’ve read who comes close to reporting the real number of protestors in D.C. at Saturday’s march. Scott cites a reporter in attendance who called it at 500,000-600,000. The gentleman who organised the bus … Continue reading →

Vikram Dodd Monday September 26, 2005 The Guardian The US military told an al-Jazeera cameraman being held at Guantánamo Bay that he would be released as long as he agreed to spy on journalists at the Arabic news channel, according … Continue reading →

Barrier route planned to enable settlement expansion The expansion of settlements in the West Bank was a primary consideration in setting the route of the Separation Barrier. This is the conclusion of a report by B’Tselem and Bimkom, which refutes … Continue reading →

Democracy NOW! interviews Frida Berrigan on the arrest of protestors who shut down two entrances to the Pentagon this morning for more than an hour. Google News has nothing. Updated @1431 09/26/05: Google News now leads with the arrest of … Continue reading →

Just got home from D.C. and noticed this comment on Antiwar blog: “There are still people making statements to a dwindling, bored looking crowd on the ANSWER stage on C-Span. Is that the way these things always go?” I was … Continue reading →