by Harold Saive
Veterans for Peace in Gainesville, Fl placed 6,694 tombstones from dawn on May 25 through dusk on Memorial Day on NW Eighth Ave. between 22nd and 34th Streets as their Memorial Day Weekend event to most respectfully remember those troops who died in Afghanistan since 2001 and in Iraq since 2003.
Beginning in 2007 the display grew to require space on both the north and south sides of the road.
Veterans For Peace feels that numbers alone can not appropriately convey the enormous sacrifices made by our troops and the many family members who suffer the loss of sons, daughters and loved-ones.
The Code Pink Peace Ribbon was on display with a powerful message and new panels. See the photos at Picasa
Interview with Scott Camil
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A little girl runs towards the Pacific Ocean, as she visits the Arlington West Iraq war memorial on Veterans Day, on the seashore in Santa Monica, California. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
Harold Saive is a Vietnam era Veteran (USAF) His civilian career spans 30 years as hospital administrator, electronics specialist, musician, Amateur radio operator and private pilot.
Activist interests include: (1) Prosecution of perpetrators in the deliberate demolition of the Twin Towers and Building 7 on 9/11/2001. (2) Expose media and government agency disinfo to bring an end to climate manipulation via covert aerosol dumps, that poison the breathable atmosphere with neuro-toxins and heavy metals and infect the human body and natural ecosystems with bio-engineered pathogens. (3) End the Federal Reserve, an unconstitutional private central banking system.
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