New York Antiwar March Photos

It was amazing guys. There were over 300,000 people there. Just incredibly cool. Al Sharpton and Cindy Sheehan were there, which I didn't know until after because it was so ENORMOUS. I took many pictures with the new memory stick for the digital camera. In order to view these in their full awesome magnitude, click on the images, and then click "All Sizes":


Getting off the Peace Train, which went from New Haven to New York (probably about 1,500 people on it):


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More after the break.

This was a cool sign:


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The very beginning:

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My dad with Bush:


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Bush and Nixon:


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The New York Code Pink delegation was amazingly cool and had some great chants like "Condi Condi Condi Rice, Your Policy Sucks But Your Shoes Are Nice" and "We're Women, We're Marching, We're Not Out Shopping." They were really energized and fun and pretty much energized our whole section of the rally:


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Some more good stuff:


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These women were so amazing, they were both blowing conch shells, and the whole rally cheered and was flipping out as we walked by, it sounded so cool.


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At the end of the march, we congregated in a square, by the time we got there it was already jam-packed and we were towards the front of the march.


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People still filing in:


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This sign wins the Best Sign of the Rally Award, the oil well actually goes up and down, and his mouth goes up and down:


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And thats about it.




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