No wonder Cindy Sheehan gave up

RE: RE: Proven once again how stupid people are!!

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From: FREEDOM
Date: Jun 8, 2007 1:44 PM


RE: Proven once again how stupid people are!!

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From: Tyler
Date: Jun 8, 2007 10:40 AM


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From: JuliaCuteOne
Date: Jun 8, 2007 10:31 AM


ROFLMAO. What a freakin joke, people are so stupid!!

Guy said, "Did I miss something?"
Yeh dude, you missed alot!!!

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If he only had a brain... but then he would have to think

RE: RE: RE: Mr. President, you may need psychiatric help.

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Date: Jun 1, 2007 12:14 PM


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Date: Jun 1, 2007 2:32 PM


Nice add to it

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Thanks Sinchi Runa (enemy of tyrannical regimes)
Date: Jun 1, 2007 1:29 PM


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From: Betwixt
Date: Jun 1, 2007 2:23 PM

Mr. President, you may need psychiatric help.


REPORTER FINALLY NAILS BUSH

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May 31, 2007 REPORTER FINALLY NAILS BUSH By Teilhard " Mr President, you may need psychiatric help and we in the Press corps are a little scared for our country ...." Recently Barry Lank, a crack reporter, was able to get a White House press pass. He asked the tough questions the other reporters are afraid to ask, but did we ever see the footage of this? No, of course not but believe me ~ there was shock and disbelief in the Press Corps that day. There is obviously a conspiracy of silence around the White House ~ but nothing escapes the Daily Kos. Check out their embedded video link for the satirical details: http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2007/5/31/145433/684 Allen L Roland http://blogs.salon.com/0002255/2007/05/31.html OpEdNews columnist Allen L Roland is available for comments , interviews and speaking engagements ( allen@allenroland.com ) Authors Website: www.allenroland.com Authors Bio: Allen L Roland is a practicing psychotherapist, author and lecturer who also shares a daily political and social commentary on his weblog and website allenroland.com He also guest hosts a monthly national radio show TRUTHTALK on Conscious talk radio www.conscioustalk.net

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Cindy Sheehan has lost her faith in our goverment and people

'It's up to you now': Sheehan quits
By ANGELA K. BROWN, Associated Press Writer

19 minutes ago



FORT WORTH, Texas - Cindy Sheehan, the soldier's mother who galvanized an anti-war movement with her monthlong protest outside President Bush's ranch, said Tuesday she's done being the public face of the movement.

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"I've been wondering why I'm killing myself and wondering why the Democrats caved in to George Bush," Sheehan told The Associated Press while driving from her property in Crawford to the airport, where she planned to return to her native California.

"I'm going home for awhile to try and be normal," she said.

In what she described as a "resignation letter," Sheehan wrote in her online diary on the Daily Kos blog: "Good-bye America ... you are not the country that I love and I finally realized no matter how much I sacrifice, I can't make you be that country unless you want it.

"It's up to you now."

Sheehan began a grass roots peace movement in August 2005 when she camped outside Bush's Crawford ranch for 26 days, demanding to talk with the president about her son's death. Army Spc. Casey Sheehan was 24 when he was killed in an ambush in Baghdad in 2004.

Cindy Sheehan's protest started small but swelled to thousands and quickly drew national attention. Over the next two years, she drew huge crowds as she spoke at protest events. But she also drew criticism for some actions, such as meeting with Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's leftist president.

"I have endured a lot of smear and hatred since Casey was killed and especially since I became the so-called "Face" of the American anti-war movement," Sheehan wrote in the diary.

Kristinn Taylor, spokesman for FreeRepublic.com, which has held pro-troop rallies and counter-protests of anti-war demonstrations, said dwindling crowds at Sheehan's Crawford protests since her initial vigil may have led to her decision. But he also said he hopes she will now be able to heal.

"Her politics have hurt a lot of people, including the troops and their families, but most of us who support the war on terror understand she is hurt very deeply," Taylor said Tuesday. "Those she got involved with in the anti-war movement realize it was to their benefit to keep her in that stage of anger."

When Sheehan first took on Bush, she was a darling of the liberal left. "However, when I started to hold the Democratic Party to the same standards that I held the Republican Party, support for my cause started to erode and the 'left' started labeling me with the same slurs that the right used," she wrote in the diary.

She said she sacrificed a 29-year marriage and endured threats to put all her energy into stopping the war. What she found, she wrote, was a movement "that often puts personal egos above peace and human life."

She said the most devastating conclusion she had reached "was that Casey did indeed die for nothing ... killed by his own country which is beholden to and run by a war machine that even controls what we think."

Sheehan told the AP that she had considered leaving the peace movement since last summer while recovering from surgery.

She decided on Memorial Day to step down and spend more time with her three other children. She said she was returning to California on Tuesday because it was Casey's birthday. He would have been 28.

"We've accomplished as much here as we're going to," Sheehan said, saying she was leaving to change course. "When we come back, it definitely won't be with the peace movement with marches, with rallies and with protests. It will be more humanitarian efforts."

Last year, with $52,500 in insurance money she received after her son's death, Sheehan bought 5 acres near downtown Crawford as a permanent site for protests.

"Camp Casey has served its purpose," she wrote in the diary. "It's for sale. Anyone want to buy five beautiful acres in Crawford, Texas?"