I'm a long-time tradeswoman activist, retired electrician and electrical inspector. I live in Santa Rosa, CA. molly-martin.com. I also share a travel blog with my wife Holly: travelswithmoho.wordpress.com.
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4 thoughts on “No War on Venezuela, No Troops on Our Streets”
I saw a great one that you missed. It was a painting of an angry Statue of Liberty holding a Palestinian child.
If you took a picture of it I can add it to the post. I’m always so impressed with people’s creative signs. One old woman asked me to take her picture and send it to the War Tax Resistance office in NYC. She gave me a pamphlet: How to resist collection.Published 1995, updated 2008. Looks like something from the 60s. Stories of courageious tax resisters. Some lost their property to the IRS.
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I saw a great one that you missed. It was a painting of an angry Statue of Liberty holding a Palestinian child.
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If you took a picture of it I can add it to the post. I’m always so impressed with people’s creative signs. One old woman asked me to take her picture and send it to the War Tax Resistance office in NYC. She gave me a pamphlet: How to resist collection.Published 1995, updated 2008. Looks like something from the 60s. Stories of courageious tax resisters. Some lost their property to the IRS.
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Hi Molly, I missed the memo on the protest today. I’m glad you made it! let’s plan a hike after t-day!
Karen
By practicing one random act of kindness each day, you will change the world.
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Ok I’m always up for a hike!
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