Feb 2, 2007
[Video] March For Peace - Washington DC: January 27, 2007
Last Saturday my brother and I went to DC with a group of like-minded people on a bus from Greensboro, NC. Here is my day at the March for Peace rally held in Washington DC on January 27th, 2007. Interesting, the media claims it was less than 100,000 and the organizers, United for Peace, claims it was close to 500,000. My original guess was somewhere in between, 150,000 to 200,000 people.
This is my first march and definitely not the last.





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Yeaaaahhhhh!!! That was awesome, Andy! Thank you for putting that together.
My pleasure and I hope to do more of these down the road…
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Fantastic. Great stuff. Kudos to Ed Cone for the link.
I enjoyed that look at the march, Andy.
Great job Andy. I am glad you put this together.
Ed
Great video. Thank you for going to the march & represent people from Gboro.
I was so impressed and proud of your beautiful presentation and comments on the trip to Washington, DC. The concern of the American public was certainly expressed in the interviews. Congratulations!
That was awsome! I give it a standing 0vation!
You continue to inspire me more everyday. Keep the fire and passion for what you do.
That was fantastic Andy. I was there too and you captured it even better than I saw it.
Good job…take it easy though on the media there…I was on the riser and we asked for the signs that were between the riser and the stage to be lowered…cspan was showing everything live as well…We weren’t asking for everyone to lower their signs,,,just those in front of the riser…
Good work on your report…
Scott-
I can’t help it. I’m really upset with our mainstream media and I shouldn’t of made such a blanketed statement. I admire and respect the news sources that go out of their way to report the truth and non-gossip news.
I’ll be paying attention to your site, thanks for stoping by.
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