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There may be a FEW Riverside-based "barking moonbats," but the hard core L.A.-based wackos do not seem very interested in making the long drive to this event.

This announcement, for example, is buried half-way down the page, at www.answerla.org:

Protest Bush in the Inland Empire
End the Occupation of Iraq! Bring the Troops Home Now!

Monday, August 29, 1 pm
James L. Brutle Senior Center
11200 Baseline Road, Rancho Cucamonga
Assemble: NW corner of Milliken and Baseline

Co-sponsored by A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition-LA and Riverside Area Peace and Justice Action

For more info contact 323-464-1636 or 951-653-0743.

The people are turning against the U.S. war on Iraq, and President Bush is on the defensive. He is currently touring the country to defend his criminal policies of war, racism, greed and occupation.

On this tour, Bush is waging a campaign of lies. His biggest lie, a lie he has been repeating over and over again, is that this war is in the interests of working people here in the U.S. The truth is that working people in the U.S. and U.S. troops have much more in common with the Iraqi people than they ever will with the Bush administration, the Pentagon and Wall Street.

Now is the time for the anti-war movement to take the offensive. On Monday, August 29, let's greet Bush and tell him he's not welcome in Southern California.

Bring your signs, voice of protests, drums and noisemakers!

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Stop the War on Iraq!
Stop Bush!
Bring the Troops Home Now!
End Colonial Occupation from Iraq to Palestine to Haiti and Everywhere!

And, while la.indymedia.org DOES has a blurb at the TOP of their home page, their link takes you to such out-dated information as THIS post, last updated on THURSDAY (8/25) - with VERY FEW comments expressing plans to acutally be there tomorrow:

Excerpts from the AP Press release:

"President Bush may visit Rancho Cucamonga next week, according to a White House spokesman. Spokesman David Almacy said the president's plans will be finalized and announced Friday. The president has already announced he will visit Arizona on Monday, but he may stop in the Inland Empire also."