New Freeway Hall "offensive" signs
Trying to break the line
The "enemy within" dares to dissent
Defenders safeguard the signs
Pick-up displays anti-war message
Neighborhood men carry signs
Seattle Radical Women in solidarity with Iraqi women
People in favor of ending the U.S.occupation of Iraq
Flagwavers were determined to break our lines
This guy didn't know that "No means no!"
Finding a parking spot on Rainier Ave is hell if you're driving a tank
Hate Free Zone Campaign banner
Lawyer Fred Hyde argues the law with a policeman
Seattle FSP organizer Luma Nichol tries to reason with the police
The flagwavers across the street make their point.
Gradually their numbers grew ... never more than about 30 at a time
A high school student wouldn't let the bigots speak for her
Making her voice heard
The siege of Falluja was on everyone's mind
A very succinct sign says it all
Chanting kept everyone's spirits up
A short rally included this woman from the Hate Free Zone
Pro-war fanatics brought their own little baby tank
Last speaker noted the importance of worker internationalism