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Sources:

 

If you need help in finding or recalling specific actions or policies that you think should be recorded on this quilt, try any newspaper on any day.  Additionally, there are many publications such as the Nation and Liberal Opinion and internet sites such as truthout,org. and moveon.org. Nonprofits such as Audubon, People for the American Way, Unitarian Universalists, United for a Fair Economy, Veterans for Peace, and countless others all have publications and websites. 

 

This is a great project for groups; share pens, fabric, ideas, and messages of outrage and hope.

 

Mail finished blocks to:

1415 East Street

Clarendon, Vermont 05759

 

Or if you have any questions, you can email us at:

outragequilt@yahoo.com

 

 

 

Samples:

The following are samples of message squares that have been written so far:

 

 

Outrage

 

“G.W. Bush has squandered the good will of the world community following 9/11, and because of his warmongering, replaced it with fear and resentment of the U.S.A.

                    Shrewsbury, Vermont”

 

“The Art of Deception

          *Energy Policy

                    Secret meetings with big oil!

          *Tax cuts

                    Windfall for the wealthy!

          *National security

                    Lip service but little funding!

          *War with Iraq

                    No WMD’s found!

                              New York City”

 

“A new record:

In New York City 38,400 people were in homeless shelters in January 2003, including 16,700 children—109% increase in families in the shelters since 1998.

- Clarendon, Vermont”

 

“Serenity and Peace go hand & hand.  I pray for President Bush to really open his eyes and see how children, women, & senior citizens are suffering at his hands!

          - Berlin, New Hampshire”

 

“Leave no child behind?

          - Arlington, Massachusetts”

 

 

 

Hope

 

“A democratically elected World Parliament is our best hope!

          - Burlington, Vermont”

 

“Theodore Roosevelt, in 1918, while the U.S. was fighting in WWI—“To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.”

          - New York City”

 

 

“I have set before you Life and death

Therefore choose Life that both you

And your children may live

          - Austin, Texas”

 

“The biggest world peace demonstrations ever occurred in the winter and spring of 2003 against the war on Iraq.

          - New York City”

 

 

         

         

 

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