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The world is poisoned with US militarism, Galway Food Not Bombs strives to be one of its antidotes?![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() "The US is still a country run by leaders who brandish, celebrate and use the massive violent capabilities of the Pentagon as a matter of course.(Norman Solomon, author of: Made Love, Got War) Yesterday, Galway Food Not Bombs were at it again in Shop Street, this time beneath the shelter of green canvas, sporting a freshly painted flourescent banner and augmented with three new activists. Our initial two hour stint has gradually stretched, so that yesterday we spent four-and -a- half hours behind the field kitchen, buoyed by a constant stream of favourable comments from the public and heartened to do the same, even more so, next Sunday.
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Nose-bag time for Kieran Davies, Galway's noted street artist, musician and playwright.
These two local gourmets gave the thumbs-up to our fare
Body language
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From Bath (UK)
Galway FNB is a clean, if not a hard, act to follow?
We could do with soemthing similar in Dublin again,great work!
Read Norman Solomon's Counterpunch article: Imperial Excess: The United States of Violence on "Related Link"
Well done, FNB, keep up the good work. As Howard Zinn says, every small act is important (with a slight paraphrase).
Time to go stick this on our school's Social Action Notice Board.
with flavoursome message, thanks to Galway FNB and those donating the free food!