Please read this and consider. I wish I knew anyone

[babylonsister]

who would be willing to 'go there' with me!


http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=527406&mesg_id=527406

[sonias]

1. babylonsister, if you ever do make it to KC, keep us posted

I can tell you we're not planning any road trips over the next year, so I know I probably won't make it. I am with them in spirit 100% though. Wouldn't it be great to have more of these around the country. Other cities were mentioned on that thread. I know there are regular groups that gather here at the Capitol most weeks, but I'm not sure it happens every week. And I don't think it has been continuous since the war started, like this group has done. That's amazing.

Thanks for pointing out that wonderful thread with the great pictures. Bless each and everyone of them.

Sonia

[babylonsister]

2. You're a dear, sonias, but I meant Southbelt in Houston!

Perhaps I could just go by myself, and educate! I know there are some Dems around here though, in my neighborhood. I have to root them out!
That thread is awesome! Bless them and you who are so involved in local politics!
Ruth

[TexasLawyer]

3. Hey Babylonsister--

I live in Houston and would love to go hold up a sign some time, maybe even on a regular basis. Are you talking about Beltway 8?

[babylonsister]

4. I live real close to Bltwy 8! I would be totally enthused to

get together w/you, TexasLawyer. I live a bit south of Hobby A/P. And you? PM if you want!
Oooh, let's start a movement!

[gimama]

5. WooHooo! I know there are other Houston People on the boards

So, put the WORD OUT!!
Also, check out www.texansforpeace.org
~Some serious PEACE-makin' going on,including petitions for texas politicians,great links, events..
I'm near the Red River,but I hear the Dallas AAR group meets at K.Bailey's Dallas ofc,every Friday for pot-luck protests(so People can use their lunch hour,have lunch AND rally,too!) There is a CodePINK,WomenforPEACE in HOUSTON..and a group of young moms called the "mama brigade & the true babies of Liberty"(tbl's are the little People in the strollers) Oh, yeah, the women folk in Texas are in the streets..
:)