Fahrenheit 911 (and a half): F911 Blog and a half - Background Music: Falluga by David Rovics

Thursday, November 11, 2004

F911 Blog and a half - Background Music: Falluga by David Rovics

Falluja

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Say whatever the f*** you want about Islamic fundamentalism or whatever your excuse is for not opening your eyes. May the world remember the heroic resistance to the occupation, Falluja, April 2004. For Osama and Reem. May they rest in peace.
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