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Web users protest celeb activism Mon Feb 24, 2:47 AM ET By Paul Bond LOS ANGELES (The Hollywood Reporter) --- If Sean Penn (news), Mike Farrell (news), Martin Sheen (news) and other celebrity activists are interested in what the masses think of their noisy antiwar activism, they might want to surf the Internet -- though they probably won't like what they read. Internet bloggers are mostly denouncing the celebrity activists, and some are even calling for boycotts of movies and TV shows featuring specific actors. One angry Internet surfer even advocates a boycott of Blockbuster and Wal-Mart for daring to...

These anti American celebrities are assaulting America and it's citizens with HATE!! They are using hard earned dollars spent by the average Americans to flood our airwaves with LIES! They hate Bush PERIOD!

Danny Glover is now featured in the current MCI commercials. Contact MCI Worldcom 1-800-967-5326 let them know that you disagree with Glover's (hypocritical) Stance on removing Saddam Hussein. Danny Glover signed the following letter. Not In Our Name.

Celebrities ask Bush to stop war rhetoric By Anthony Breznican Dec. 10, 2002 | LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Celebrities mobilized against a possible war in Iraq on Tuesday, gathering to publicize a letter urging President Bush to avoid military action. More than 100 entertainers signed the missive, which says a war with Iraq will ``increase the likelihood of terrorist attacks, damage the economy and undermine our moral standing in the world." ``This notion of pre-emptive war is setting a precedent ... and we must ask ourselves, where does this end?" said Tony Shalhoub, star of the ABC detective show...

<p>LOS ANGELES (AP) - Actor Mike Farrell and actress Anjelica Huston plan to unveil a letter signed by many celebrities urging President Bush to halt his war rhetoric toward Iraq.</p> <p>The letter, to be released Tuesday, is signed by such entertainers as Kim Basinger, Matt Damon, Laurence Fishburne, Ethan Hawke, Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Lange and Martin Sheen, according to event publicist Andrew Sousa.</p>

LOS ANGELES (AP)--Mike Farrell and Anjelica Huston will release a letter Tuesday signed by a hundred celebrities who want President Bush to stop his war rhetoric toward Iraq. The letter reportedly is signed by stars including Kim Basinger, Matt Damon, Laurence Fishburne, Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman, Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Lange and Martin Sheen, publicists for the event said Monday. Details of the letter weren't released. Bush has threatened military force against Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, saying the dictator has amassed weapons of mass destruction that pose a danger to the United States. United Nations weapons inspectors are searching the...

We the undersigned American Citizens stand against Wealthy Hollywood Celebrities abusing their status to speak for us. We do not believe that they have a clear understanding of how we live, what we fear, and what we support. We believe that celebrities Martin Sheen, Mike Farrell, Tim Robbins, Rob Reiner, Barbara Streisand, and others with them are using their celebrity to interfere with the defense of our country. more...

The following is a partial list of Hollywood celebrities and other has-beens who are signatories to a letter calling on the Bush Administration to steer clear of war. Some of them are familiar- - -others surprising. Gillian AndersonEdward Asner Rene AuberjonoisDavid Bale Kim Basinger Ed Begley, Jr. Theo Bikel Barbara Bosson Jackson Browne Peter Buck Diahann Carroll Retired Rear Admiral Eugene Carroll Kathleen Chalfant Don Cheadle Jill Clayburgh David Clennon Jack Coleman Petrer Coyote Lindsay Crouse Suzanne Cryer Matt Damon Dana Daurey Ambassador Jonathan Dean (U.S. Rep. to NATO) Vincent D'Onofrio David Duchovny Olympia Dukakis Charles s. Dutton Hector Elizondo...

LINCOLN, Neb. -- I was sitting around the other day watching CNN as I am wont to do, when a report on the Iraqi weapon inspection teams came on. As I was listening to a trained journalist giving me the facts, however, I couldn't help but think something was missing. Sure, CNN was providing me with all the "facts" I could handle, but I wasn't concerned with what was really going on. Reality is complicated and confusing; what I really wanted was someone, preferably famous, to clear it all up for me. What I really wanted to know was what...