From MSNBC: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7239838/

NEW YORK - Anti-war activists marched in the streets of American cities
big and small Saturday, stopping traffic and lying down alongside
flag-draped cardboard coffins to mark the second anniversary of the
start of the war in Iraq.

Massive Protests worldwide. I was part of a few thousand in a peaceful demonstration in Milwaukee, WI. The article goes on to say, how people that supported the war are starting to "wake up" and switch there was of thinking. In London, 45,000 protestors gathered in Hyde Park. More protests took place in Sweden & Japan.

From cities all across the country, troops that were sent home for injuries, have been left with major medical bills and are ending up on the streets. I met some of those troops in Milwaukee today at a soup kitchen. They said they were treated, given the bill, and shown the door very quickly. And now they have ended up sleeping at shelters and relying on handouts for food.

I have a cousin, that just went back to Iraq for the 2nd time. He was saying how, gruesome it is over there. No basic infrastruture, dirty water, most electricity is out, hospitals are in shambles. And of course the constent threat of more car bombs going off. The news doesn't even cover the real details of the war; what the conditions are really like on the ground. Bush has the major media corporations in his back pocket and the general american public doesn't really know how bad it really is over there.

This war monger has got to be stopped. I'm afraid he's going to run this country down into a blackhole if he continues to get his way.

Jonathan