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Photo: 750 women naked for peace, Australia

category national | miscellaneous | news report author Saturday February 08, 2003 15:11author by Pip Wilsonauthor email almanac at acay dot com dot au

Photo: 750 women naked for peace, Australia Photo: http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/ Saturday February 8, 2003, Australia More than 750 women lie nude on a hillside at Byron Bayon, Australia, in the shape of a heart with "no war" spelled inside.

Photo: 750 women naked for peace, Australia
Photo: http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/
Saturday February 8, 2003, Australia
More than 750 women lie nude on a hillside at Byron Bayon, Australia, in the shape of a heart with "no war" spelled inside.

The women are urging Australian Prime Minister John Howard not to follow US President George Bush into a war with Iraq.

Related Link: http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/

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author by Intransigentpublication date Mon Feb 10, 2003 14:57author address author phone

Great to see people out there doing their bit against the war. But whenever I hear about these protests I just think that they are just after an excuse to go get naked. Not against that in anyway. But most serious people generally wear their clothes when they protest. What is the real motivation here?

author by Antopublication date Mon Feb 10, 2003 19:14author address author phone

i'd say the motivation is media coverage, which it got as it was on the 6 o clock news, thats more coverage than your average demo gets. its also humourous which is something politics needs, fair play to them i'd say!!

author by emperors new clothespublication date Mon Feb 10, 2003 22:58author address author phone

I Suppose 'Intransigent' means the swp or the sp when he talks about 'most serious protesters' wearing clothes. Trust the Aussies to be a bit more creative
and a lot less inhibited than these 'serious' bores from the swp et al



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