2 Responses to “Visiting the Coach”

1. Nadia Kanhai Says:
   March 21st, 2006 at 12:57 am

   The Speaker heard us.
   But it remains to be seen whether he is listening.

   While it may seem like they (Hastert & his office staff) didn’t notice us, you can bet the opposite is true. They couldn’t ignore the constant honks all week through downtown Batavia. They know that sentiment has turned against the war, even on Hastert’s home turf.

   Peacemakers, take heart. We have made a difference, and we will continue to do so. The cry of the troops and the Iraqis will be heard.

2. DonPato Says:
   September 22nd, 2006 at 2:51 am

   Iraq is our insanity and we know it, why do we fail to act? The streets should be filled with protesters with the purpose of stopping the machine. A President that goes into screaming fits when the Supreme Court says he has broken the law.

   A President that fabricated facts to go to war. A man that we know is insane or at very lease delusional. We all have a feeling of a terrible end. With every death we create more terrorist committed to our demise. Everyday every victim of torture leaves a family that truly hates us. We are frightened, scared, and insecure; we are all cowards to allow the slaughter that we have remained motionless to stop. Why do we not protest the thousands killed?

   The children the old peoples the innocents that everyday are dealt terrible deaths. This man who runs our country accepts our young solders deaths as collateral damage as a service to god. Do you think he is going to protect the lives of this country citizens? I have seen bodies bloated and floating in muddy waters of New Orleans that make me think his citizens lives are of very little value to him or his associates. We will be judged and the judgement will be harsh.

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