What really happened on the

See how much YOU, the American taxpayers, are paying the Bush Administration for this unjustified invasion of Iraq CLICK ON:

http://teachersagainstwar.org/index.html

CLICK ON the audio play written, directed, and performed by Bradley Thunderbird Phoenix that are anti-war and anti neo-con:

THERE'S MORE ANTI-WAR AUDIO SKITS..."Animals Love To Be Tortured", "The Fantastic Four Liars", "The Terrorist Flu"...
at www.bradleyphoenix.com/playsandskits.html SEE GROUP # 3

The phrase / saying:   "Bush's Lies Kills G.I.s"    was invented by Bradley Thunderbird Phoenix, writer of short stories, poems, scripts, and IDEA man.

THOUSANDS OF IRAQIS   &   AMERICAN G.I.s ARE DYING!          PRESIDENT BUSH, WE CAN'T AFFORD YOUR WAR IN IRAQ!

A   war with   Iran would   be   worse!     The Iranians would know all the mistakes made in Iraq by the U.S. military.    How many more billions for Irans?!

United Flight 93 crashed into a forest and there's no blood, bones, human hair, luggage, or fuselage from the jet.

The two World Trade Center Towers and building # 7 collapsed...but no plane hit building #7, why did it just collapse???

The hole in the Pentagon is about the same dimensions as the cruise missile that hit Milosevic's building in Yugoslavia.

Marvin Bush headed security at the World Trade Center until September 10, 2001. Marvin is related to George W. Bush.

CLICK ON any of the LINKS below:

"It's not a War on Terror, that's a misnomer.    The Hollywood Entertainment Industry tries to inspire TERROR with horror films.
The correct term is either the War on Terrorists   or The War on Terrorism.

Patriotism   also means resisting the rise of fascism, totalitarianism, and plutocracy   in one's country / nation.    Saddam Hussein   was hanged   for crimes against humanity.    Maybe one day some politicians from the USA will be executed for crimes against humanity also,
for any of   the following:

Sending military and civilian personnel to their deaths just to make billions of dollars in WAR PROFITS.

Lying to Congress and the American people about WMD to invade Iraq resulting in thousands of civilian deaths and American G.I.s.

For securing one of the richest oil resources in the world:   Iraq.    With a background in Texas oil.    Innocent blood shed for oil profits!

Condoleezza Rice was a member of the board of directors for the Chevron   [Oil] Corporation with an oil tanker named after her.
                                                                  -    Bradley   Thunderbird   Phoenix

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AGITATE FOR JUSTICE by B .T. Firebird

Wait a minute!   Wait a minute!!     Just because you ask God to fill you with His love DOES NOT mean that you
can't agitate for JUSTICE and for morality!    You don't stop fighting the corruption of city hall just because you're
not supposed to HATE politically corrupt politicians.    You don't stop fighting against police brutality just because
you're not supposed to hate bad cops.    Continue to agitate for justice and challenge political corruption.   That's
our duty as God's servants   AND citizens of ANY country or nation.   We don't stop fighting for human rights!
We don't stop fighting for true justice not the "justice" and so-called "democracy" that comes from the White House.
The president of the United States of America is a Christian, he goes to prayer breakfasts a lot and he quotes the Bible.
YEAH, RIGHT!     Politicians are not gods!    Watch them!   Make them accountable for how our taxes are spent!
We're the richest country in the world with homeless people, poverty, high unemployment, and a lousy healthcare system.

                     PLEASE    SEE     MICHAEL MOORE'S   DOCUMENTARY FILM:    "SICKO"

Why can't we be like Canada's health care system?     Fight for justice!    Here in America, we have the insurance gangsters,
the banking gangsters, the medical gangsters, and the politician gangsters who make a "killing" on American invasions and
starting "New Vietnams".   Did you ever wonder why the U.S. sent troops to Vietnam?    I asked a vet of Vietnam who is
opposed to the war in Iraq (so am I), why was the U.S. involved in Vietnam?    He gave me a surprising answer.   I never
thought he would say this.    I couldn't believe my ears.   I said I would do some research on his answer, but it shocked me.
He said:   "We were in Vietnam for their oil."      That answer scares me!    So do the oil vampires in Bush's administration.
Conservative   OR Liberal...people are waking up to the lies and theft of the war profiteers...get these Republican
neo-con gargoyles   out of the White House.     They love war and miltary conflicts because they make money off of it!

An Open Letter Concerning the Recent Occurrences of Censorship

April 2007

Last month a group of public high school students in Wilton, Connecticut were told by their principal that they could not perform “Voices in Conflict,” a play they wrote based on the words of soldiers serving in Iraq because it could be construed as “anti-war” and might upset the audience. Principal Timothy Canty went on to suggest that the students didn’t “know enough” and didn’t have the right to speak about the war. Within the same month at John Jay High School in Lewisboro, New York, three student actors were suspended because they dared to use the word 'vagina' in their reading of the critically acclaimed play, "The Vagina Monologues." Their principal, Richard Leprine, said the girls were punished because they had “disobeyed orders” in speaking the word. More recently, recalling the controversy of last year at the New York Theater Workshop, the board of the Mosiac Theatre in Miami has announced that the scheduled production of “My Name is Rachel Corrie” will be pulled from their season, despite a committed artistic team and seeming popular support. A subsequent press release from the theater cited objections from an impassioned, vocal minority in the community. Isolated, these occurrences might reflect local discomfort about a particular issue. But viewed as part of the political landscape of today’s America, these cancellations cease to be isolated events. Rather, they highlight a frightening reality- that in today’s climate of atrophied public discourse, artists are increasingly subject to censorship based on the content of their work. James Presson, a 16 year old actor in “Voices of Conflict” told the New York Times, “Our school is all about censorship. People don’t talk about the things that matter.” Sadly, this problem goes well beyond the walls of a Connecticut high school. Indeed, this silence on “things that matter” has pervaded even the most respected of cultural and educational institutions. That an artist of any age or medium is under pressure to create work devoid of critical questioning about the most important of issues is not only alarming for the artist but indeed for society as a whole. Noted U.S. Historian Howard Zinn has said this of the relationship between the artist and society: “It is the job of the artist to think outside the boundaries of permissible thought and dare say things that no one else will say.” Many celebrated artists have dared to do just this, just as many artists today continue to pursue work that challenges the social and political workings of our time. We recognize this as bright light in a dark age. But that vital political artwork can so easily be canceled by an uneasy administration or board of directors is of great concern. Of course, what Principal Canty and others may not realize is that in trying to silence his students, he may have had the opposite effect. Indeed we hope so. But while these instances of censorship may serve to galvanize some to speak even louder, the restrictive thinking behind the censorship persists and if not challenged, threatens to take firmer hold in our society. As we face the possibility of censorship in our own work, let us remember the importance of the oppositional voice in the arts- robbed of this, the artist risks becoming a mere jester, a mouth piece for an oppressive dominant culture. We recognize that certain powers will always have an eye on the artist, wanting to keep her confined to a corner, safely removed and politically benign. We recognize this and we resist this. We stand by our fellow artists and arts producers who, be they high school students or seasoned veterans, exhibit great courage in creating bold political work that challenges the way we think and operate. And we challenge those who have not been so courageous to be so now.

In Solidarity,

Theaters Against War
www.thawaction.org

CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR SIGN-ON LETTER TO
THE MOSAIC THEATER'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CONTACT US TO BE ADDED TO THE LETTER: thawaction@yahoo.com