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Here is the list so far for sponcers to this hate America fest: ANSWER Code Pink UFPJ NION Al Awda World Workers Party Ruckas Revolutionary Communist party Moveon.org ACORN Campus Antiwar Network International Socialist Org Greens Party Muslim Student Association CPUSA

Amazing sight to see....the man who freed millions of Iraqi's dissed by some smelly nitwits.

The Starbucks folks could implement several design changes to make a coffee shop out at the Austin airport appear local. They could invite neighborhood associations to come out, sit around and crab. It doesn't get much more Austin than that. See, the City Council is balking at letting the Seattle-based coffee chain put one of its omnipresent maisons de mocha at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport because the council wants local businesses there. When I heard about this, I thought the council was concerned that Starbucks wasn't loco enough, instead of local enough. After all, if you're not loco in Austin, you're...

<p>Santa Cruz police are searching for vandals with an anti-war message who defaced an estimated 65 sport utility vehicles and trucks in a late-night spray-painting blitz.</p> <p>Slogans including "No Blood for Oil," "SUVs Suck" and "No War" were spritzed onto 45 new vehicles at the North Bay Ford and Lincoln Mercury dealership on Soquel Avenue, as well as onto 18 or 20 vehicles parked in front of residents' homes, police said Thursday.</p>

<p>Even as U.S. forces advance on Iraq, a home front is forming. Antiwar groups, many of them trained in a series of often-violent antiglobalization protests in recent years, are planning demonstrations aimed at shutting businesses and financial markets.</p> <p>During the past week, protesters have halted trading on London's International Petroleum Exchange and created traffic havoc in San Francisco's financial district. Wednesday, 27 demonstrators were arrested following a sit-in in front of the White House, while other protests took place in Boston, Detroit and New York, among other cities. Activists plan more widespread disruptions the day after hostilities break out.</p>

Workers and students across the nation plan to skip work and school Wednesday in a national moriatorium to stop the impending war against Iraq.Backed by dozens of religious, labor, community and anti war groups, the moriatorium's theme is 'no school, no work no business as usual.'Participants are being encouraged to call in sick close their businesses, cancel classes, hold workplace talks about the war, conduct special services at house of worship and stage non violent protests.The student walkout has gained a momentum of its own, with thousands of students on more than 200 campuses pledging to boycott classes.In the Bay...