What exactly will it take to stop war? What does the Bush Administration need to know? Can anyone point out the policy difference between North Korea and Iraq? Discussion welcome :)
"All we are saying is give peace a chance"

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What would John say now?

Posted by: Daniel Szuc on January 18, 2003 10:09 PM

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John, you just sent a chill down my back. The idealist in me thinks that day may not be so far off - if only because the combined mass of blogs and other net-driven or -organized protests may help those of us against the war realize that we're not alone, not by a long stretch. It's that sense of isolation that's been so poisonous these last months...

I just saw this at Veen's, and of course there's coverage at Smart Mobs.

Cheers.

Posted by: Adam on January 19, 2003 07:28 AM

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What would it take for the blogosphere to prevent war?

Walk outside, talk to your neighbours, start a local anti-war group, go to the local shopping centre on a Saturday and talk to people about why the war should not be waged and what ordinary people can do to stop it.

Posted by: Mac on January 19, 2003 11:07 AM

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Talking to people won't do much. Many people think Iraqies were among the 9/11 terrorists. Most Americans are downright uninformed and would rather place all their trust in the idea that government can do no wrong, except with taxes.

Posted by: Da Mole on January 21, 2003 06:39 PM

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See you all on Feb 15 in a country near you.

Posted by: Mac on January 23, 2003 06:31 AM

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As I don't have a blog I have decided to put an ad against the war across the top of almost all of my web pages.

What do I do if someone doesn't want to see their image associated with an anti-war message?

Posted by: Mac - Dont Attack Iraq on January 23, 2003 01:57 PM

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