Can’t say it better than the ever fabulous Joan Wile:
Relax, everyone! The New York City police are really on the job these days. With rapists, murderers, bank robbers and dope peddlers, not to mention corporate thieves, rampant throughout the City, they made a significant dent in the crime statistics yesterday, March 18, when they arrested seven grandmothers aged 67 to 90 in Times Square.
Representatives Maxine Waters, Lynn Woolsy and Barbara Lee reiterate their continuing opposition to the war in Iraq and ask the hard questions about President Obama’s withdrawal plan that need to be asked here.
6 years after her resignation from the miitary, Ret. Col. Ann Wright reflects:
There are many ways to serve one’s country. I fully believe challenging policies that one feels are harmful to our nation is service, not treason.
And Code Pink calls for the arrest of George Bush here.
With gratitude to Common Dreams for carrying all these strong voices of women against war on the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.
The Feminist Peace Network wishes to thank all the many, many women everywhere who continue to work so hard to end the deadly militarism that threatens the lives of all.
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