Peace Images Photo Gallery by n at pbase.com

Peace Images

Photos taken at various anti-war and peace events in Minneapolis and St Paul during the past few years (November 2002 to October 2007). The prolonged war in Iraq has enabled me to form this extensive collection of photos which has grown beyond what I ever imagined (and hoped) that it would.

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Drop Sanctions not Bombs Peace	Remember Hiroshima	Hanging Peace Crane	Chamber Music at peace event
Children of war.jpg	Love your enemies.jpg	remembering war victims.jpg	Peace Sign.jpg
Make Music Not War	Peace in duct tape Colors have nowhere to run to	Books not Bombs Peace	Peace Crane
Queer is hot; War is not	3 generations protest for peace	Yes to Education.jpg	US out of Iraq
End Occupation Hands off Iraq	Bring the troops home now	Bush Stop sign Winston Churchill wants peace	Wheels of Justice peace speakers

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air ambulance		20-Jun-2012 20:43
just beautiful

someone		08-Nov-2007 04:20
wow

Guest		09-Aug-2005 07:46
"who wish to establish an Islamic cliphate" correction: "caliphate"- the office or jurisdiction of an Islamic caliph (the male leader of an Islamic polity) Do you and others really want an Islamic caliphate established in Iraq against the wishes of the people there? You remember, the same people who voted in droves for their present government despite acts and threats of terrorism against them. Remember them? And who now suffer daily at the hands of suicide bombers to their mosques? EVERYONE wants peace?

OtisUSMC		09-Aug-2005 07:38
What does all that stuff below in your comments have to do with the desire of these people in the gallery to have world peace? *Had you not deleted my comments, people would have seen for themselves how the comments related. Relax and think of your brothers [I AM thinking of them] for change [What do you for a change? How do you pretend to know what I am thinknig about them?]and don't be so hung up on yourself.[Don't be hung up on myself? ...that sounds like a "personal attack" which you pretend not to like] Peace doesn't have a poltical constituency -- everyone wants peace {EVERYONE wants peace? What about al-qaeda? What about the Islamic cleric in London who after July 7th said he was glad about it and wanted to see more and eventually see "the Islamic flag" flying over Britain? What about the people who needlessly cut the head off of Nick Berg WHILE HE WAS ALIVE? WHat about the people who cut the head off of Daniel Pearl WHILE HE WAS ALIVE, and posted it on the internet? EVERYONE wants peace? How naiive can a person get making such a statement? Face it, there are bad people in the world, commonly known as Islamic terrorists, who wish to establish an Islamic cliphate across the "Muslim world", by force if they can get away with it, and establish what the Taliban created. Is that what you want? Did the Taliban "want peace"? Aren't they the ones who admittedly harboured bin Laden and allowed him to operate and plan the attack on the WTC? Your (wishful) assertion is in error. A revision is in order.

charles levenson		07-Aug-2005 20:49
It is interesting to note the followig;In the'60s,when apeace movement brought down a warhawk president & shortened an unnecessary,costly & bloody war,this country HAD A MILITARY DRAFT,one which allowed that ANYONE could be forced either to fight and possibly die,or be forced to flee america seeking haven elsewhere...THE VERY SELFSAME GENERATION THAT ACCOMPLISHED THE POLITICAL DESTRUCTION OF LYNDON JOHNSON & THE SHORTENING OF THE WAR IN VIET NAM NOW IN THE MAJORITY SUPPORTS A SIMILIARLY MISGUIDED WARHAWK PRESIDENT WHO IS FIGHTING ANOTHER UNNECESSARY,COSTLY & BLOODY WAR! Could it be that that '60s generation supports the current war BECAUSE NEITHER THEY NOR THIER OFFSPRING ARE AT RISK OF HAVING TO FIGHT & PERHAPS DIE IN THE PROCESS?Most of the kids fighting & dying for George Bush and his corporate sponsors are poor,and also people of color...

n		04-Aug-2005 04:57
Otis, What does all that stuff below in your comments have to do with the desire of these people in the gallery to have world peace? Relax and think of your brothers for change and don't be so hung up on yourself. Peace doesn't have a poltical constituency -- everyone wants peace. n

n		02-Aug-2005 22:53
I deleted your post because it was racist. Comments about politics and data are fine, but personal attacks are off limits. n

Donald Verger		29-Jul-2005 16:34
thank you for these images, n! voted

Guest		24-Jun-2005 16:29
I do think everyone should voluntarily stop buying petroleum products and walk everywhere. This would make the war for oil go away very quickly. Lets see how serious all these people are about hating war for oil mentality. Will they drive home from the protest rally?

Daisy		08-Nov-2004 15:08
I just came on this site I am at school and I was looking for pictures to print off the computer in order to pin them up to stop the violent attitudes that are being bred into tenagers these days!! I love this sight I am so glad that you people care like me. I wish we could some how rid the world of hatred and devastation Love Daisy

n		21-Sep-2004 19:27
How ironic -- someone who promotes pre-emptive war (previous comment) is telling the left to educate themselves. I haven't dome a survey of educational levels of pro-war and anti-war activists, but I did a survey at a pro-war rally and an anti-war rally just before the 2nd Iraq war. I asked participants at each rally: 1) how did you hear about the rally? 2) what is your primary source of in depth news? Answers: Pro war rally participants heard about the rally from TALK RADIO. Their primary source of in depth news was either talk radio or FOX news. This shows they get their news from entertainment media. I would be embarassed to say that my primary source of in depth news was talk radio, but the particpants at the pro-war rally were proud of their response. Anti-war rally: they heard about the rally from grass-roots ogranizations (emails and phone contacts). Their primary source of in depth news is not a single source: examples: NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times, BBC, NPR, Democracy Now, common dreams, etc. Which group do you think is better informed?

Domenic		01-Sep-2004 23:53
Educate yourselfs - many have died for you to exersize your right to act like spoied smart asses We are americans,america is the land land of the free and the home of the brave if you do not wish to fight for freedom you would do well to lay low wile others do the work and pay the taxes for you this is a free country if you do not like it hereyou can leave any time ! I here canada is a nice place

Guest		17-Jun-2004 20:47
Yeah - Let them bomb the US. Bush you must be a quack to think we want a safe country. You are all stupid if you think we shouldn't have gone over to Iraq. It would just open season on american soil. WAKE UP! Get your head out of you rear.

mary laurel true		22-Mar-2004 21:49
Thank you for these beautiful images. They give me hope and courage to carry on with the struggle!

Gary Blanchette		07-Mar-2004 19:04
If prior to the war, Bush would have made a decision to trade the places of American's women and children with those of Iraq, would there then have been a cry for intervention? Living next to a family from Iraq, and listening to a 10 year old child talk about the witnessing of his father's head being shot off in front of him, has changed my thoughts on the issue of war completely.

Snapping Turtle		04-Mar-2004 18:48
Nice gallery. Great Work!

Guest		16-Feb-2004 05:22
STOP BUSH!!!!!!

Guest		30-Dec-2003 14:30

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