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The Blue Walnut #62

Here is yet another consequence of Bush's lie to go to war with Iraq.
Teenage Iraqi girls who have fled the violence in Iraq are now being
exploited and sold in the sex trade in Syria. Thousands of more   more...victims
who were as Bush would say "liberated" from Saddam Hussein.
Iraqi girls as young as six are being forced into prostitution just to
survive, supporting families fleeing the war in Iraq now living in Syria.
The tyrants who caused the war should at least be sleeping easy
knowing that not only did they plunge the country into war, death and
killings, but also have lead innocent children into a dangerous and
despicable lifestyle - only to be able to survive! Shame on those
responsible for the deceptive war!  less

Darfur Now is a story of hope in the midst of one of humanity's darkest hours – a call to action for people everywhere to end the catastrophe unfolding in Darfur, Sudan. In this documentary, the struggles   more...and achievements of six different individuals from inside Darfur and around the world bring to light the tragedy in Sudan. In select theaters November 2nd, and expands on November 9th. For more info, visit: www.myspace.com/darfurnow  less

Artist: Pearl Jam
Album: No Boundaries: A Benefit for the Kosovar Refugees (Disc 2) / Rearviewmirror (Greatest Hits 1991-2003 - Disc 2)

Wonderful song eh? Well I hope I didn't butcher it like I have been   more...doing before. Viva Pearl Jam! (ok i'm not that big a fan but somehow, i love the badn, they are just one of the immortals, so can't help it here). Continue to survive the torture i might be inflicting y'all and help me improve if you want to! =) ***Shalom***  less

Artist: Pearl Jam
Album: No Boundaries: A Benefit for the Kosovar Refugees (Disc 2) / Rearviewmirror (Greatest Hits 1991-2003 - Disc 2)

Wonderful song eh? Well I hope I didn't butcher it like I have been   more...doing before. Viva Pearl Jam! (ok i'm not that big a fan but somehow, i love the badn, they are just one of the immortals, so can't help it here). Continue to survive the torture i might be inflicting y'all and help me improve if you want to! =) ***Shalom***  less

MUSIC SCORE: RICHARD FEASTER
Part two of Interventions - war brought home to cities of NYC juxtaposed with red white and blue images of violence from popular culture. Speaking to the politics of fear and   more...the abrogation of Constitutional rights in the name of that fear.  less

Six individuals from diverse backgrounds fight to bring change to the war-torn region of Darfur in this clip from the new documentary Darfur Now. In select theaters November 2nd, and expands on November   more...9th. For more info, visit: www.myspace.com/darfurnow or www.participate.net/darfurnow  less

The dangers of supplying aid to refugees in Darfur via UN sanctioned convoys are discussed in this clip from the new film Darfur Now. In select theaters November 2nd, and expands on November 9th. For   more...more info, visit: www.myspace.com/darfurnow or www.participate.net/darfurnow  less

The Sheikhs of one refugee camp in Darfur meet to discuss the latest troubles of the region in this clip from the new film Darfur Now. In select theaters November 2nd, and expands on November 9th. For   more...more info, visit: www.myspace.com/darfurnow or www.participate.net/darfurnow  less

A video with some facts and hear it from the writings of someone on the inside! Don't be in denial too much longer because time is getting short! Listen to his their story through their lyrics...very   more...powerful!  less

I wrote this song just before the invasion of Iraq, as a kind of companion piece to Axis of Evil. It is more of a protest song than the latter, which is really a fantasy and only indirectly a criticism   more...of the war.
This song is a reaction to the Australian government's decision to support Bush's war, just as, in an earlier era, it had been "all the way with LBJ". It also comments on the irony of its refusal to grant asylum to refugees from Saddam's Iraq.

Lyrics:

Oh, come let us take the king's shilling.
Let us join the Coalition of the Willing.
Very soon Australian blood will be spilling
Just like it did in Vietnam.
Let us send our young men out to Iraq.
Ship them to the desert for a lark,
Marching onwards into the dark.
Send them out to fight for Uncle Sam.

Send them out from Melbourne and from Perth.
Who can measure what an Aussie life is worth?
Let's help the USA to save the earth.
Let's be a part of Little Johnnie's plan.
Some bleeding hearts are even asking why
Iraqi women and children have to die.
But don't think you can make Johnnie cry.
You people all voted for Saddam.

So don't try to seek asylum in Australia.
We'll make sure your efforts end in failure.
If you come to our country we will jail ya
And we'll send you back across the seas again.
We don't want you people over here.
You'd better get the message strong and clear.
We're sending you back home to live in fear;
Then we'll come and save you from Saddam Hussein.

Regime-change seems to be the latest trend;
We will bring this evil kingdom to an end.
Little Johnny wants to be Big George's friend,
So if we're in trouble he will lend a hand.
Oh, come let us take the king's shilling.
Let us join the Coalition of the Willing.
Come along and join in all the killing.
Let us fight and die for Uncle Sam.  less