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September 07, 2004
Thousands in Russia Protest Terrorism
Waving flags and banners, tens of thousands of Russians demonstrated against terrorism Tuesday, massing outside the Kremlin in response to calls for solidarity by President Vladimir Putin's government after a series of deadly attacks that have killed more than 400 people. The growing crowd stood still for a moment of silence in memory of victims, starting the rally after a clock atop the Kremlin's Spassky Tower struck 5 p.m.Posted by Michele at September 7, 2004 12:16 PM | TrackBack Comments
So? Tens of thousands protested recently in New York City not far from the site of a deadly terrorist attack that killed way more than 400 people -- nothing new there.
Posted by: ter0 Wonder how long before the excreable Ted Rall will attack the Russian protesters as "whores" for "whining" about dead children. Maybe he'll pen the last frame as the children claiming they are happier dead than living with their anti-Islamic oppresser parents.
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