DemocracyNow.org - Ralph Nader and Daniel Ellsberg plan to participate in a major protest on Saturday in Washington, DC, to mark the eight-year anniversary of the US-led invasion of Iraq. They were interviewed on Democracy Now! March 18. Ellsberg will risk arrest by participating in nonviolent civil disobedience actions by Veterans for Peace, among others, to protest the ongoing military occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan. "Innocents are being slaughtered," Nader says. "Why don't we say what's on the minds of many legal experts? That the Obama administration is committing war crimes. And if Bush should have been impeached, Obama should be impeached."Author: mediagrrl9
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Daniel Ellsberg & Ralph Nader Join March 19th Protest in DC Marking 8th Anniversary of Iraq War
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As the administration maintains Americans are safe in light of the crisis in Japan, President Obama acknowledged the risks of nuclear power Thursday, telling KDKA "nothing's completely failsafe."
Obama pledges the United States 'will stand with the people of Japan' in difficult days ahead. (March 14)
President offers condolences and aid to victims of Japan's earthquake.
Look at the record, says Chomsky: Obama is in many cases worse than George Bush and Tony Blair -- on Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel, Egypt -- and would be indicted for war crimes if the Nuremburg principles were applied.
In preparation for March 21st, 2011, the Chilean resistance to the New World Order crime syndicate anticipate Obama's arrival by spreading awareness through several Joker posters all over Santiago de Chile. Download Obama posters: www.zshare.net
