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In article <434EC47F.39C48D27@xxxxxxxxxxx>, equsphotogophr@xxxxxxxxxxx
(hoofprints) wrote:

> While I am waiting for your photos to download for viewing, I would like
> to add that the Pommie Poofta Peter the Penis Farmer is having fantasies
> about you, me, Two Steps and Brad sitting around some campfire
> discussing him!!! It truly was a lovely post, one of his better ones.
> He seemed to be in some sort of a trance or may be having some sort of
> halo effect. God only knows why he posted it, it almost had a ring of
> nostalgia in it's tone.
> Quite funny that he would think we would spend time speaking of him.
> What an egomaniac!!!!
> hoof

It's funny you should mention photos Hoof. Now suppose you were a man who went
to take a picture of somebody and they turned round and walked away; wouldn't
that tell you something?

Hey, especially if they then named that picture "Walking Away" and sent it to
somebody else, and then, after having gone and had their hair done really nice,
sent that person a much nicer picture?

Wouldn't that tell you something?

I do hope you like my pictures of the March. I was laughing so much when I saw
Osama Bin Laden that I forgot to focus, and then he turned round and he had
"shoot me here" written on his back, and I just curled up completely and missed
the shot. ROFLMAO

Alan

SOA Watch Update
October 13, 2005
What to Expect at Fort Benning this November

"Today, the countries from Venezuela to Argentina are "out of control," from the
perspective of Washington planners. Popular forces are challenging structures of
domination and exploitation in a region of great economic and strategic
significance. The reaction is all too predictable. The single year 2002-3
registered more than a 50% increase in Latin American military trained by the
U.S. Police are being trained in military tactics....The record of what has been
done under similar circumstances by graduates of the School of the Americas is
grim and sordid. Current signs are ominous. The vigil you are conducting should
help alert our country to the serious threats that lie ahead, unless we act to
bring these crimes to an end."

-- Noam Chomsky, linguist and historian

What to Expect at Fort Benning offers a brief look at the November 18-20 Vigil
to Close the SOA weekend, including:

* What can we expect?
* Decision-making
* Affinity groups
* Nonviolence trainings

View the weekend's schedule of events.

Lee esta información en español.

November Information & Resources

Ride Board: The November ride board is up and running! If you need a ride to
Georgia, post your contact info and where you're leaving from. If you and your
local group are organizing a bus or van, post information so that others can
sign up, too!

Family Program at this year's vigil.

Accessibility at the Vigil: Including ASL interpretation, access areas, Braille
programs, Spanish to English interpretation and more!

Flyers for the Vigil
Flyers about the SOA

Hotel and camping information. For the latest and most updated info about hotel
availability, contact the Columbus Visitor's Bureau at 706-322-1613 or
1-800-999-1613.

Travel information: How to get to Columbus.

Info on "Crossing the Line" at this year's vigil. Read more about legal issues
of civil disobedience at Fort Benning.

SOA Watch local groups: Get connected with others in your community!

Tabling at this year's Vigil

The SOA Watch Vigil has become a leading opportunity for organizations working
on peace and justice in the U.S. and in Latin America, as well as other
progressive issues, to connect with new activists and each other. The
distribution of information and the sale of educational materials have become
integral to the overall purpose of the Vigil.

A number of half tables and whole tables are available for this year's
gathering. Tabling will happen in the same two locations as last year, on Fort
Benning Road at the gates of Fort Benning and at the Convention Center in
downtown Columbus.

Are you interested in reserving a table for your organization or group? Find out
more information on tabling, including locations, times, donation and contact
information.

Fall Tours Headed your Way

More exciting fall speaking tours making connections between the SOA and
struggles for justice around the hemisphere are getting into gear, with groups
traveling around the country in preparation for the Vigil to Close the SOA. Some
of these include Surviving the Dirty War, Women Confronting Globalization and
Fire the Boss - featuring speakers from Chiapas, Mexico, worker-run factories in
Argentina and more.

Read more about these tours -- and find out who is coming to your community!
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