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The Vote For Obama Song If what you want is Change you can believe in You got to change the things You now are believin in And for once, take a chance And believe in this man Called Barrack Obama When he says that Special interests lobby is out I think he means that Justice truly is in And peace and love and freedom And change that you can Really rely on True to the great American belief that All men are equal before And behind the law He has promised He won't look down upon Other world nations So if what you want is Peace and freedom for mankind Cleaner environment Health Insurance & jobs There's only one thing To do and only an American can do it Vote for obama Thomas Easaw is a one man peace and justice movement working for the betterment of mankind. The song is written, sung and owned by him. The song and video can be freely downloaded and distributed & is available at http://www.thomaseasaw.com/obama.htm

The United States killed between 3 and 5 million people in the Vietnam War. This feature looks at the history of that war and the how and ... all » why it happened using interviews with participates on both sides, speeches, conversation and actual wartime footage. Contains graphic violence

COLORADO ARTIST JIMI TRUJILLO LOOKS AT THE WORLD AND THINKS IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE. DIRECTED BY BOB MERCO

'WHY NOT TRY OBAMA' by Thomas Easaw Civilizations, Great nations Were never for ever The Romans, the Greek And the British Were all overtaken So beware A weakened dollar And pseudo Economics Cannot help any longer You need a different man to lead you today To a world where Dignity, freedom, equality Belongs to every body And the rest of the world is not Treated as a backyard And to do this You need somebody Who gives respect To take it back In abundance Someone who stands for the right Not for the left over So America Think it over Why Not Try OBAMA? Thomas Easaw as writer, musician, philosopher and owner of the Deepest Living Voice on Earth, is a one-man peace and justice movement, working towards the betterment of mankind. http://www.thomaseasaw.com/tryobama.htm

System of a Down - Boom!! - Director Michael Moore

DUNGEONS OF WAR ©G. Whitman (BMI) I have seen the faces of eyes that have turned to walk away, a trembling hand upon the hilt the skies of blue turn to a dismal grey Many feet in a foreign land many banners raised This I’ve seen, and shall see again, unless the faults of mankind are erased! Away from the Dungeons (of War) where the fire falls like rain! And how many lives are spent in a mask of flaming pain? In need of a reason they shall stain the sinner’s sword With futile hopes of gaining a crown as the ‘just’ reward (Lead – Chorus 1 Repeat) Tears are shed over brothers lost half a man never feels the same The hands still clean of the men behind the scenes of satan’s games I have seen the faces of those who’ll never really walk away Empty Stares, a bleeding heart, and vengeance stored ‘till the final day Away from the Dungeons (of War) where the innocent are slain! And how many lives are spent in a daze of placing blame? This is the season to make plowshares from our swords With future hopes of gaining peace as the ‘just’ reward (Lead – Chorus 2 Repeat) Dungeons of War © G. Whitman (BMI) from the CD, “The Citadel of Cynosure and Other Tales” © Whitman/Citadel™ Citadel® is a registered tradename - Used with permission - All rights reserved ©2007 WE™ http://www.citadelsongs.com About: DUNGEONS OF WAR ©G. Whitman (BMI) This song is written from the perspective of the Earth looking on as we tiny, temporal beings blow each other up – and the land and animals too! Without taking a political side everyone can agree that war is a dungeon of pain and suffering, usually led by those behind the scenes who never get their own hands bloody…all for a crown, for the conquest…grown-up neighborhood bullies who take from others by force that which they cannot attain on their own merits… “Dungeons of War” also takes a few biblical lines into the discussion, “this is the season to make plowshares from our swords” and also fits into the “Citadel of Cynosure” storyline as the battle that forces the Dreemurz and Rezistors to make the ultimate choice when the Affrage invade their domain. Sounds of This Song: War Intro with lonely violin-sounding guitar, classical march into main song verse, 12-string in 5/4. Then a pounding from the heavy rock chorus, thundering guitar solo and another chorus leads to the middle lead over the 12-string. 2nd verse/chorus/lead/chorus and then a snappy, choppy end - with the foley (sound effects) going throughout...

There is an underground band of animated skeletons performing their first song: RISE - we must stop the terror at the Arlington National Cemetary in Washiongton D.C. The Band is called - The Bleach Boys

Graphic footage of U.S. involvement in war and persecution

A video about soldiers in an unpopular war. I went though this same experience in Viet Nam as our boys are in Iraq today. Doc World........

presented by Hats Off Productions Organised by Merseyside Stop The War Coalition contemporary artworks for peace exhibited at five art galleries in Liverpool City Centre View Two Gallery The Peoples Centre Gallery Pushka Domino Gallery The Quarter Restaurant

During the 26- 28th April 2004 Large Businesses Executives and Representatives ( including Shell, ExxonMobil, ChevronTexaco and US arms manufacturer Raytheon )gathered like vultures to slice and dice up Iraq, not for the benefit of the IRaqi people, but for themselves. This meeting was fittingly called the "Iraq Procurement Conference" I went to London on the 27th to film and participate in one of the protests and this is the footage from that day. By the time I arrived, it was absolutely pouring down with rain in sheets, and began to thunder with ice-cold hail too. This however did not put off any of the protesters who were some of the most amazing and passionate people I've witnessed in my life. In the video you will see some arrests, drumming, and also the remarkable Insurgent Rebel Clown Army who were amazing to watch interacting with police. If you happened to be at this protest and would like some of the original footage please get in touch and I can sort you out. This protest went very under reported, but was a priveledge to be at and witness as it showed me how heroic and passionate people can be in the most adverse of circumstances when all odds are against them. When watching the arrests, keep in mind that these arrests are of the people who cared most at that moment for the people of Iraq, whilst our beloved leaders stood idly by and sent more of our troops into harms way. Watching this footage again has nearly brought me to tears. The accompanying music is by myself, featuring dialogue from Author "Howard Bloom", taken from a BBC late night TV program called "Disinfonation". Peace and respects to all involved in this process, you are all my heroes ( and heroins! ) xxx frog

This anti-war song was written at the time of the Vietnam war, but it is equally applicable to the USA's invasion of Iraq. Lyrics: Can't you hear the children crying? Can't you hear their voices calling? Can't you hear the moans of dying? Can't you hear the big bombs falling? Can you put it from your mind? Are you deaf and dumb and blind? Can't you see a nation's sin? Can't you see that war's absurd? Can't you see beneath the skin? Can't you look behind a word? Will empty words block up your mind? Are you deaf and dumb and blind? Can't you raise your voice in protest? Can't you call for peace and sanity, And then back your words with action? Can't you speak from your humanity? Can you close your mouth and mind? Are you deaf and dumb and blind? This song is on my fourth CD, "Pigs Might Fly and Other Politically Incorrect Songs."

Comedian Suzzanne Monk remakes a classic war protest song. Get chords and lyrics on my blog, myspace.com/twoboobproductions

Geoffrey Millard, a veteran of the Iraq war, responds to those who say Cindy Sheehan and the protesters demoralize the troops. He argues that it's the lies and the carnage of war that make it difficult for the troops to do their job, not a grieving mother asking, "What Noble Cause were they fighting for?"

A recent anti-war riot outside of Parliament on October 31.

Lt. Watada is a true patriot. Thank God he has followed his conscience. I pray that many others will walk this same path. Lt. Ehren Watada speaking at the Veterans for Peace 2006 National Convention August 12, 2006 in Seattle about refusing to serve in Iraq. When people like Ehren are in the extreme minority, then we know something is extremely wrong with our country and the direction it is going.

A song I wrote a few years ago about Osama's attacks on the west and Bush's "war on terror". There are no heroes in this story. Lyrics: Osama bin Laden was a-walking one day. He came to a mosque so he popped in to pray. He said, "Lord, what are we going to do about the US of A? It's big, bad and ugly, and it won't go away!" The answer came to him: "I'll leave it to you. Your supporters are many and they'll know what to do. They're ready to die for what's right and what's true. The Crusaders need a lesson, and it's long overdue." Osama had friends who could lend him a hand. The plot he came up with was carefully planned. He butchered the infidels in their own land. Concrete and steel became nothing but sand. He president stood with his heart full of lead. In sorrow and anger he nodded his head. "I want Osama bin Laden," he said. "I want him alive or, preferably, dead." Now Bush declares war on whoever he can. Terrorists everywhere run from this man. The sole superpower attacks Afghanistan And frees it from the grip of the bold Taliban. Saddam Hussein made George Bush's blood boil. "That man gave my father much trouble and toil. I'll send out my soldiers to Iraqi soil. They'll be looking for weapons, not looking for oil!" Osama had no love for Saddam Hussein. He wasn't Islamic enough it was plain. A brutal, but secular, regime in the main. Women even had jobs there - and that's just insane! Peace in Iraq is much worse than the war. There are more people dying than ever before. At least in the past there was some kind of law, But now it's the rule of the tooth and the claw. So, fighters for Islam, come gather ye round. Extremists for Allah, for Baghdad we're bound. Terrorism will grow in Iraq's fertile ground And American targets can easily be found. Join the jihad against the barbarian horde And, if you should die by the infidel's sword, You can go up to heaven and claim your reward; With seventy-two virgins you'll never get bored. Osama bin Laden was walking scot-free. He said, "I thought George Bush would be looking for me, But he seemed to think Saddam Hussein held the key. The American dogs are barking up the wrong tree." When stupidity rules in the world's greatest land They are playing right into the terrorists' hand. The fires of love, not of hate, must be fanned And all those who know this must now take a stand. Be ye Hindu or Christian or Muslim or Jew, No matter by what name your God's known to you, You can fight for religion 'til you're red, white and blue, But it's only in peace that the truth can come through. Osama bin Laden, some day you will die. Do you think you'll go straight to that land in the sky? God will send you to Hell with a tear in His eye. Go read your Quran and you'll understand why.

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