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Poets for Peace 10/4/10

Posted on September 23, 2010 by iwilder

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Poets for Peace

Protector and Protester

We will try to resuscitate our Bill of Rights

To protest these wars on Iraq, and Afghanistan

Our weapons-words

HEAR US Monday October 4 , 2010

7-9pm

Westbury library, 445 Jefferson Street, Westbury 516-333-0176

POETS

Max Wheat with Alan Semerdjian

Dave Axelrod

Tony Palicano

Richard Bronson

Bart Allen

Maxwell Wheat

Russ Green

Mankh

Barbara Hoffman

Tom Karlson

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