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I don't see video of House Foriegn Affairs anywhere, but Cspan3 is showing Conyers hearing on PATRIOT Act Abuse, and various military families and CodePink activists have already been ushered out, apparently arrested. CNN Pipeline is showing the same, plus the Senate hearing on war profiteering. Cspan has an archived video of the march on the Pentagon.

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Video by William Hughes

Dan DeWalt

Cindy Sheehan

Video courtesy of Kathleen Gabel and Barry Student

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Video by William Hughes
Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) shares his views on the need to prevent any U.S.-led war with Iran. He said: "We're in a moment of peril." Rep. Kucinich spoke at a Forum, on March 14, 2007, in Washington, D.C. He also addressed the issue of the Iraqi War. The Congressman was introduced by David Swanson, who also served as the Moderator. The event was sponsored by AfterDowningStreet.org, DAWN and six other groups.

Reported by Henry Graff, NBC-29 in Charlottesville VA

Protestors are gearing up for another march outside Congressman Virgil Goode's office in Charlottesville.

The demonstrators have watched "The Ground Truth." It's an independent documentary featuring soldiers' experiences in Iraq. The protestors have descended on the congressman's office for the past three weeks, and they plan on doing it again Wednesday even if it means more arrests.

By RAW STORY

Curveball, the Iraqi defector whose fabricated claims that Iraq was developing weapons of mass destruction were used by the administration in its case for war, remains in the protection of the German intelligence service, reports ABC News' Brian Ross.

Intelligence gathered from Curveball became the centerpiece of then Secretary of State Colin Powell's address to the United Nation, urging military action in Iraq. "It was almost that which made the whole case seem effective. It was just so dramatic," said Powell's chief of staff Col. Lawrence Wilkerson.

By William Hughes

On March 13, 2007, about 30 anti-Iraqi War activists went to the office of U.S. Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski (D-MD) to confront her about the fact that she has continued to vote to fund the war. Three members of her staff met the activists in the public square outside of the office, in the Fells Point area of Baltimore City. Mikulski was a no show! There was an exchange of views. The activists delivered a two-page letter, with a supplement, dated 03/13/07, to a Mikulski representative outlining their demands. Then, the protesters read the names of the 59 Marylanders, who have died in the conflict. They reminded Mikulski's staff personnel that there will be more "death and destruction," unless the Senator takes a strong stand to end this war and to bring the troops home.

What do you think a crowd of drunk Fox-viewers did when they saw the Bush Chain Gang?

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