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In reply to the discussion: The movement that dare not speak its name in Israel [View all]kelliekat44
(7,759 posts)49. I listen to Democracy Now every day either live or by Internet audio. Stay informed...listen too.
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This is the result of claims by the Right that war makes you "strong" and peace is a weakness.
Spitfire of ATJ
Aug 2014
#3
I listen to Democracy Now every day either live or by Internet audio. Stay informed...listen too.
kelliekat44
Aug 2014
#49
I noticed that a number of times when Israeli spokesmen came on MSNBC
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Aug 2014
#29
Along with a whole lot of other people, I demonstrated against the Iraq war
Jackpine Radical
Aug 2014
#35
I also protested before and afterwards. Several of our group were assaulted and harassed.
stevenleser
Aug 2014
#51
Some democracy that is. But not all that different to our own in so many ways. Our own
sabrina 1
Aug 2014
#52