Local vet arrested at Bush's ranch




 
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Local vet arrested at Bush's ranch
 
April 23rd, 2006  
achinese
 
 

Topic: Local vet arrested at Bush's ranch


Local vet arrested at Bush's ranch
A local war veteran who spent more than a year battling loyalists to Saddam Hussein in Iraq now finds himself in the hotbed of anti-war politics.

Geoffrey E. Millard of Lockport was arrested on trespassing charges Friday, while protesting outside President Bush's ranch in Crawford, Texas.
Daniel Ellsberg, the government analyst who leaked the Pentagon Papers during the Vietnam War, was among the dozen other anti-war demonstrators arrested.
The protesters were charged with violating an ordinance that bans roadside camping but were released late Friday after posting bail. That law, according to Millard, was principally enacted to keep out anti-war protester Cindy Sheehan, who started her weeks-long camp-out near the Bush ranch last August. Her son, Casey, was killed in Iraq in 2004.
"After Cindy left [Crawford] . . . they started this county ordinance that no one could be on the side of a public highway," Millard said in a telephone interview. "We thought it was unconstitutional. The only purpose for the ordinance is to keep us from protesting outside of President Bush's ranch." Millard joined the Army National Guard shortly after graduating from Lockport High School in 1998. He said his anti-war activities are motivated by injustices he witnessed in Iraq.






http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial...16/1009288.asp
April 23rd, 2006  
Rabs
 
 
I'm torn on that, I think they could find some place else to protest not in front of peoples homes and blocking roads. On the other hand though Its wrong to tell people were they can or cant protest just based on if there being annoying or not.
April 23rd, 2006  
tomtom22
 
 
Hey, achinese, would something like that been allowed in China?
I think not!
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Local vet arrested at Bush's ranch
April 23rd, 2006  
achinese
 
 
why do you think so, ant protest is a good recent example.

could you enlighten me about the kentucky riots, i forget what's going on


Mod edit: The word is Japanese. Anything else is derogatory and will not be tolerated.
April 24th, 2006  
Missileer
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by achinese
could you enlighten me about the kentucky riots, i forget what's going on
You've got me on that one. I haven't heard about the Kentucky riots. I guess it didn't draw the attention of the World like Tiannamen Square, go figure.
April 24th, 2006  
deerslayer
 
 
got to be a man from Louisiana... only a person from my home state would do something like htat.

Lockport, LA... here's something to give the city a name.
April 24th, 2006  
Fox
 
 
Ahh...Anti-war protesters are for crazy.
April 24th, 2006  
ASTRALdragon
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by achinese
why do you think so, ant japi protest is a good recent example.
The Chinese do not exactly like the Japanese because the Japanese military owned the Chinese many times in the past plus occupied their lands and had good times with their women. I would understand why the ccp would let the people protest against the Japanese; pure prejudice.

As for the protestor who was arrested, dude, he was trespassing on private property AND blocking traffic. No one cares if he was protesting across the street without bothering anyone but he had to go and make a name for himself, which is disturbing the lives and normal business of others.

Your attempt to show that the US is just as bad as China in has failed miserably....
April 24th, 2006  
Rabs
 
 
Quote:
The Chinese do not exactly like the Japanese because the Japanese military owned the Chinese many times in the past plus occupied their lands and had good times with their women. I would understand why the ccp would let the people protest against the Japanese; pure prejudice.
Oh god as much as I hate china, arent the reasons you just mentioned about the best theres ever going to be to have prejudices?
April 24th, 2006  
achinese
 
 
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