Peace Demonstrations
20 January 2001 - Inauguration Day
This is how we spent Inauguration Day in downtown L.A.
Protest Impending War in Iraq - 11 January 2003
Peace March from Broadway and Olympic to the Federal Building on Los Angeles Street. (We demonstrated here again on March 15, but because of the rain I did not bring my camera. It rained four inches in one day.)
Peace Demonstration - 15 Feb. 2003
Peace March from Hollywood and Vine to Sunset and La Brea.
Protest in Hollywood After the War Started - 22 March 2003
Hollywood Protest - 29 September 2003
The last weekend of September was dedicated to peace marches around the world. Several thousand people gathered at Hollywood and Vine, then marched about a mile down Sunset Boulevard, then held a rally on Hollywood and Highland.
War's Second Anniversary - 19 March 2005
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Hollywood & Vine, another rainy day protest. Mourners and police dominate the mood.
Old Time Religion - 30 December 2007
The 9/11 Truth group here in Phoenix gathered at the Fiesta Bowl Parade - and good for them! Here at Pray for Peace @ Surrealist.org, we love it when people from our little backwater get out and protest! (unknown photographer; all other photos by Nori Muster)
50th Day of Gulf Oil Disaster - 08 June 2010
Moveon.org held a nationwide candlelight vigil on June 8 to mark the fiftieth day since the oil disaster started in the Gulf. Well, the latest and biggest disaster, at least. None of us knew each other, but we brought our candles, and stood out on the corner of University and Mill in Downtown Tempe to express our frustration and sadness. This photo was taken by Victoria Perkins of Tempe. That is me, front left, with the lotus flower tea light candle holder.
Here are two videos about natural, organic, bioremediation. For more about this subject, visit my webpage, Organic Cures.
go to spillfighters.org for more information.
Use NASA Bees Wax to Clean up the Gulf [video added 6/16/10]
Stop Serving Foie Gras Protest - 19 June 2010
Animal rights activists on the West Side get together through meetup.com to demonstrate in front of a restaurant that serves foie gras. It was only a hundred degrees today, plus we had good shade. My friend who invited me on this is not even vegetarian, but wants to help animals. She is on the far left, holding up the sign that says, "Foie gras is force-fed duck liver," and I am in the center-front holding a pink sign that says, "Ask Le Chalet to remove foie gras." The rest of the people I met today. Photo by Dani, event organizer.
Occupy Phoenix - 15 October 2011
