War-free Wednesdays photos

Posted on March 28, 2012 by iwilder

Occupy Babylon and local peace activists have instituted War-free Wednesdays.  They honor it by standing vigil at local train stations during morning rush hour to end current US wars and stop future US wars.  The response has been positive.  And educational.  One passerby this morning commented that there is no need to worry about the current President starting a war.  We reminded him of the war in Libya.  And the expanded operation in Afghanistan Pakistan, and Yemen.

War-free Wednesday

Billionaire Brian was handing out Occupy Wall Street pamphlets to those who stopped to talk.

Attendance at War-free Wednesday this morning among peace activists was 100% Green Party.
War-free Wednesday

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