a song from the stage at the legal rally

drumming from the women's march to use as background sound

this is about a min. shorter and you can cut out some of the songs and chants and if you need to between 3:54 and 4:27 can be cut but it does add. it is 4:55 as is. there is an anchor intro in the summary from the first time I uploaded it

for the anchor

On Saturday, about 4000 people gathered at the Us/Canadain border, at the Peace ARch

park straddling the border Thatcher Collins has this report--

4 min 8 sec

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did a little re arranging for time line and added ** for emphasis. Tried to clarify (highlight?) that a group left the main group, separating themselves from the soft tactics of the rally. then were joined by the second, much larger, group and sense of unity was strong. subtext: different tactics, but strength in diversity.

Script, about 4 minutes. I can cut a bit more.

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Intro with (sitin)

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Script, about 4 minutes. I can cut a bit more.

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Intro with (sitin)

Around 4000 people gathered at the Us/Canadain border, at the Peace

ARch

park straddling the border, in a peaceful, sucessful rally with

groups

from all over the Pacific northwest.

Emily 0'Reily is an organizer from Seattle Central Community College

Daryl Halair of the local Lummi tribe.

Dan Rowe, is a Lakota and a Prof. from Fairhaven Collge in Bellingham

outline

We are thinking about looking at things cronologically.

Also weaving in updates from solidarity demos around the world, some of witch we have interviews for. Does any one have more on this (incl. p #?)

Intro

Thursday:

Akwesasne

Womans march

Friday:

Preemptive police

Peoples Summit

Call-ins from the streat/Gange on tactics

Saturday:

Call ins from the streets/ combined with modified Labor script

Seattle

VT Borders

Tentative, short radio script describing union and NGO protest in Quebec City on April 21st.

On Saturday, tens of thousands of people demonstrated peacefully in Quebec City against the FTAA and the Summit of the Americas. Only the beginning of the protest passed near the Summit’s security perimeter. Marchers witnessed clouds of tear gas wafting down the hill from the old city; literally, you could smell the tension in the air. The demo then turned and headed for a rallying point far away from the downtown core.

This is just a clip with no intro I think it can stand alone with just an achor intro. I'll wrote one here, feel free to edit it. "On Thursday evening in Quebec City Jade Paget-Seekins spoke with Michael Gangé of Salami about the movements use of civil disobedience."