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| Wheels of Injustice tour | ||
| 2003-12-03 | ||
| Hat tip LGF Billed as "The Wheels of Justice Bus Tour," a brightly decorated school bus will roll into Mendocino County on Thursday, Dec. 4, bringing speakers who have recently been to war zones in the Middle East. Having seen and lived with war, terror, and occupation in Iraq and Palestine, participants in the Wheels of Justice offer first-hand witness about the actual effects of war and occupation on people abroad and Americans at home. "The Jews need to be wiped out and the Iraqis subjected to more tyranny!"
"Guaranteed totally devoid of the other side of the story." Several events are planned in Ukiah and Fort Bragg. The bus will spend Thursday afternoon at Ukiah High School. At lunchtime, in an event sponsored by the Ukiah High So it will reek of bullshit. At 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 4, a presentation and discussion will be held at the Ukiah City Council Chambers, 300 Seminary Avenue. The following day, the bus will travel to Fort Bragg, for a presentation at the Town Hall, on the corner of Laurel and Main Streets. These two evening events are free and open to the public. "Come on everyone, take the blue pill!" Commenting on the upcoming events, Gordon Miles, UUSD social studies teacher said, "From a teacherâs perspective, any time we encounter an alternate perspective based on experience, it challenges our ways of thinking. At the same time, our students will challenge their assumptions. This can only lead to greater understanding." Of course; more people will understand if the Palis get their desired Second Holocaust. Among the speakers traveling with the bus when it arrives in Mendocino County is John Farrell, 28, an organizer with Voices in the Wilderness in Chicago.
Hey Farrell? Doesnât it hurt to have your head up your ass like that? Another speaker, Lauren Anzaldo, is a 24-year-old resident of Pensacola, Fla. She spent two months this summer living and working as an ESL teacher in Jenin, "Heil Haman!" The Bus, as an instrument in an educational campaign, actually had its beginnings here in Ukiah. Four years ago, Ukiah resident David Smith-Ferri traveled to Fresno to view decommissioned school buses being offered for sale. A month later, he returned to Fresno with money in hand and a "very capable UUSD bus driver," Smith-Ferri said, who drove the bus to Berkeley, where graphic artists at the Middle East Childrenâs Alliance decorated it. Since then, the bus has criss-crossed the country several times, logging over 60,000 miles. It was present in January, 2001 at George Bushâs inauguration. In November of 2001, it accompanied people who had lost loved ones in the September 11 terrorist acts in a peace march from the Pentagon to New York City. The current Wheels of Justice Tour began in August in Illinois. Asshats! | ||
| Posted by:Atrus |
| #10 Nine Red Herrings: How the Western 'Left' has Misread Iraq "how it is possible that Marxism has been so corrupted and distorted that âMarxistsâ prefer to see thousands more Iraqis die in the torture chambers of the Baâath, and millions more suffer under the iniquities excused (not caused) by the UN sanctions, rather than admit that socialists not only can but must support even the worst bourgeois democracy against even the least bad tyranny?" From this site: should be required reading by those moonbats. |
| Posted by: Barry 2003-12-3 3:40:17 PM |
| #9 Dammit, it's Fort Bragg, California. I was hoping for Fort Bragg, North Carolina. That would have been a fun stop. |
| Posted by: Steve 2003-12-3 3:23:45 PM |
| #8 "The bus will spend Thursday afternoon at Ukiah High School." Must be the short bus. |
| Posted by: Raj 2003-12-3 2:31:37 PM |
| #7 "Ceylon Mooney" When Battlestar Galactica meets the Unification Church, you know bad things are gonna happen. |
| Posted by: Dar 2003-12-3 1:21:31 PM |
| #6 "The bus will spend Thursday afternoon at Ukiah High School." After which, the Ukiah High School graduating class will troop down to the Marine Corps recruiting office. |
| Posted by: Matt 2003-12-3 12:11:50 PM |
| #5 Somehow, I doubt that they're going to mention the 300,000 people that filled mass graves in Iraq, or Arafart's skimming of Palestinian funds for his own personal enrichment. Nosiree.... |
| Posted by: Bomb-a-rama 2003-12-3 11:41:29 AM |
| #4 Sail on, Mooney. Have some Sun Yung, why dontcha? |
| Posted by: mojo 2003-12-3 11:06:14 AM |
| #3 Ceylon Mooney? Are you sure you didn't make this shit up??!!?!!? Voices in the Wilderness, indeed: screeching in the moonscape of their intellectual desolation - to mask rank cowering and whimpering in the presence of their private demons; projecting fetid personal guilt and proclaiming it noble discourse; instruments of their own demise and the most perverse of the enemies of freedom. |
| Posted by: .com 2003-12-3 10:26:55 AM |
| #2 I read the other day about a guy who bought the remnants of a bus that had been targetted by the Palestinians His tour should accompany this one. |
| Posted by: Robert Crawford 2003-12-3 10:20:59 AM |
| #1 I hate it when stupid people get a voice. 'Stupid' meaning that they can't out of their own little world, ruled by "Zionist" conspirators. |
| Posted by: Charles 2003-12-3 10:12:28 AM |