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SaveAirAmericaPhoenix.com ............

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OnSecondThought Announces
SaveAirAmericaPhoenix.com
Phoenix, AZ - Mar 06, 2006 On March 1, 2006 our Air America Phoenix station was bought by a Christian Broadcasting company who immediately took us off the air. This was a “dark” day for progressive talk radio in America. You have flooded us with emails pleading to get Air America back on the radio and asking how you can help. We have heard your cries and we can get us back on the air by April 3, 2006 !

The former staff of Air America Phoenix has negotiated a deal to resurrect operations at a new home effective April 3, 2006 but we need your help! We must immediately raise money to cover our operating expenses out of the gate. Our goal of $500,000 will guarantee us a home for years to come.

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Each person or business who donates can have their business logo or personal message permanently displayed on our new web site, www.gotStation.com, that will commemorate you, the true patriots who rallied to our cause. This is like “buying a brick” and having your name and message inscribed on it. Instead our “building” is the web page and the “bricks” are the pixels.
Please feel free to send a check or money order in any amount to: On Second Thought LLC 28248 N Tatum Blvd B1,#605 Cave Creek, AZ 85331 If you are tech savvy and would like to upload your business logo or content directly through our website and click Buy Pixels!

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About Mike Newcomb
Dr. Mike Newcomb is known in the media as a progressive political commentator. He is a regular contributor to the Arizona Republic newspaper, and the charismatic host of the smash hit liberal radio talk show"The Mike Newcomb Show" Mike is also a medical doctor who specializes in caring for the elderly and impoverished. He has a strong belief in the value of human health and dignity, and often treats his patients in the comfort and convenience of their own homes.

Website: http://www.mikenewcomb.net
About Save Air America Phoenix

We can do this! If the Christian broadcasters can raise money from their flock to buy airtime then so can we. As they say in the movie “Network”, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore!”

Website: http://www.saveairamericaphoenix.com

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Mike Newcomb
email: mike@onsecondthought.net
phone: 1-877-548-5144 Air America Phoenix
Jeff Farias
email: jfarias@aaphx.com
phone: 1-602-577-3837

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ARRESTED IN CRAWFORD

Yes ladies and gentlemen Jesse Dyen got arrested today and I saw it on CNN. He's the writer and performer of 'Sons and Daughters'. See the picture on my personal blog at http://bilyfoster.com

Civil Disobedience at the White House

If you're looking to live vicariously through a first-hand account of Monday's peaceful mass civil disobedience action at the White House, this is what the revolution feels like from the front row.

Next time this happens, you should be there too...

NYPD Unplugs Cindy Sheehan

City’s Finest pulls move even Bush wouldn’t have tried
by Sarah Ferguson
September 19th, 2005 5:54 PM

Cindy Sheehan speaking out in Union Square with Al Zappala, who also lost a son in Iraqphoto: Sarah FergusonCindy Sheehan may be the Rosa Parks of the anti-war movement. But that didn't stop members of the New York Police Department from marching into the crowd of about 150 people gathered in Union Square Monday to hear her speak and yanking away the microphone.

The NYPD pulled the plug just as Sheehan was calling on the audience not to lose heart in the fight to end the war in Iraq.

"We get up every morning, and every morning we see this enormous mountain in front of us," said Sheehan, speaking on behalf of the other parents and family members of fallen soldiers who have taken up the crusade to bring the troops home.

"We can't go through it, we can't go under it, so we have to go over it," she continued, just as the cops rushed the makeshift podium.

Police dragged away Paul Zulkowitz, a.k.a. Zool, an organizer with “Camp Casey NYC,” the small encampment that he and other activists set up a month ago in Union Square in solidarity with Sheehan’s vigil outside President Bush’s ranch in Crawford, Texas. The New York branch existed much to the ire of the city’s Parks Department. Today, Zulkowitz was arrested for failing to obtain a sound permit—a charge that normally warrants no more than a summons.
Moments earlier, Zulkowitz had been chastising Parks officials for refusing to grant a permit to the encampment, and accusing the police of trying to harass the antiwar protest away. Contrasting the liberal Big Apple with the hostile environs Sheehan faced in Crawford, Zulkowitz told the crowd: "You would think that here in New York City, at Union Square—our Hyde Park—you would think that we would little difficulty having a 24-hour vigil to oppose the war. In fact, we've had two arrests and eight summonses and endless harassment from the police for doing what we do."

As the activists hustled away Sheehan and the other family members on the Bring Them Home Now tour, an enraged crowd of about 50 people stormed after the police, chanting, "Shame! Shame!" Meanwhile Iraq war veteran and now peace activist Jeff Key played "God Bless America" on his trumpet.

"Since when can't you talk out here in Union Square?" demanded an Upper West Side social worker who identified herself as Quha, who said she'd taken her lunch break to hear Sheehan because she has a 20-year-old son who is considering enlisting. "I've seen everyone and their mother come out and speak nonsense out here in this park, and for them to shut down Cindy Sheehan is just not right."

"They came in like gangbusters. It was really ridiculous," said Margaret Rapp, a retired teacher from Inwood who added that she planned to file a complaint after an officer forcibly shoved her in the chest. A mother of a 19-year-old, she said she'd come to hear Sheehan because she lost her fiancee during the Vietnam War. "This is very close to home. There is a chord that Cindy hits among people that have lost people in this war and other wars, or who have draft age children like me. We're scared to death.”

Inspector Michael McEnroy, commander of the 13th Precinct, insisted the shutdown order had nothing to do with the content of Sheehan’s speech, but was instead about the "provocation" caused by Zulkowitz. “This has been going on for much longer than today,” McEnroy said, adding of Sheehan, “I don’t even know the woman.” That last part prompted one pissed-off onlooker to shoot back: “Haven’t you watched the news or read a paper in the last three months? ”

Sheehan has been touring the country for the last month with members of Gold Star Families for Peace, Military Families Speak out, and Iraq Veterans Against the War. They will be speaking tonight at 6:30 at St. John the Divine (Amsterdam Avenue at 112th Street), part of the lead up to Saturday’s big anti-war march in Washington, D.C.

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Ian updates us on our Labor Day marathon Donation Drive

Images from Crawford TX

Hey everyone, I've finally got the time to upload virtually every picture we had in our archives including 700+ photos from Crawford! Check them out at the PHOTOS link from the main KXXT website.
-bily

Stop the War Protest

I got word in to Command Central that this Saturday and Every Two Weeks there will be a Stop the War Protest at 99th Ave / Bell from 7am - 9am. This is the only detail I have at this point.

-bily

Images from today's donation drive - Phoenix

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