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biff777's comments
Posted Wed, Oct 1, 9:59 a.m.
battle for seattle: It took the city council 2 years to finally have a meeting about the martial law that acured during WTO. Most people there at the meeting were there for the anti-fascists, anti-pig forum. There were no renters, land owners, or business owners from Capitol Hill there that ...
MOREPosted Wed, Oct 31, 8:19 p.m.
Hanford Cover-Up: The 'downwinder' should be able to talk to you about the effect of Handford. I think the one's at Interlake School in Medical Lake, Washington would be the best example. Interlake School was the residence of about 1200 people at any given time who were severely to profoundly ...
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