Liberadio(!) Podcast: What Mother’s Day Means to Cindy Sheehan

Posted by Liberadio(!) on May 12, 2007 under Uncategorized |

Summary: Author, american, anti-war activist and mother, Cindy Sheehan, joins us for a conversation about the real meaning of Mother’s Day and her call to action for all mothers to march on Washington this coming Monday, May 14. “Arise, then, women of this day!
Arise, all women who have hearts, Whether our baptism be of water or of tears!” — Julia Ward Howe, Mother’s Day Proclamation, 1870

Listen to: What Mother’s Day Means to Cindy Sheehan (15:53 14.5MB)

JULIUS ROSENBERG said,

you disgrace america
you got what you deserve
disappear
James Hollander said,

Please remove the above comment by “Julius Rosenberg.”
marco said,

Needless to say that the previous poster Rosenberg has not as much sanity in his entire body as Sheehan has in het index finger nail. Most Americans have been disgracing the USA with their ignorance and stupidity based on a mix of religious lunacy and short sighted selfishness, coupled with lack of insight in mondial problematics and their own countries modern foreign policy history which can be described as criminal. Check for instance the “Salvador Option” policy which endures up to this day, and is about training and supporting death squad like units (eg some (?) security corporations in present day Iraq) that will serve US foreign policy aims as well, no matter the methods. Strange measures for an entirelu ‘blessed by god’ christian politician elite. They should be wiped off the earth, at least impeached and tried for crimes against humanity and lesser evils.
Today Sheehan shied away. The day after tomorrow she should receive recognition for her striving to open closed eyes. I hope she will recuperate after her marathonlike campaign, and thank her for showing that not all Americans are a threat to humanity. Thank you.
chris crankshaw said,

she fought a good fight.
through her son’s death, she was reborn a humanitarian.
and she will die a humanitarian.
so should we all!
Landry Butler said,

My heart goes out to Cindy — not just for her loss, but also for the way she was treated by both the left and the right. She deserves better.

Sheehan is a true American and should be an inspiration to us all.