Joe Anybody

Stopping Wars Abroad And Stop Police Violence of Poor People Radical Richard organized and leads a “Peace March” through down town to the central police station. A dozen concerned activists of all ages spend an hour marching for peach and justice through the city. The gathering started at he Iron Elephant on 6th and Burnside at the North Park blocks. They followed Richard to stand across from Powel’s Books for a while, then over to Pioneer Square, and then on to the police station on 3rd street. Holding a few signs and yelling a few chants along the way. No problems to report, this was a peaceful march of concerned citizens. Exercising their right of free speech.Mostly the group was met with respective waves and honks of acknowledgement, by cars or other people along the sidewalks. The invitation for next week at the same time and same place is extended to all by Richard at the end of the march. I was unofficially given the following text regarding Richard’s reasons for this“call-out against injustice here locally and abroad” It was added at the end of the 9:30 minute YouTube video, titled “Radical Richards Peace March” _________________(quote) "I, Radical Richard, am calling for a mobilization at the Iron Elephant in the North Park blocks."I call on people to make clear to the Obama presidency that we want no new expansion of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. We must make this clear."I call for a stop to targeted ticketing and harassment of community activists and poor people by police."It is my duty as an activist to call on our federal and local governments to stop these wars on poor people.