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WIP Issues : 2007 Issues : July 2007
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July 2007 Photos
Oly 22 defendants, legal team, and supporters celebrate outside the Thurston County Courthouse following the dismissal of misdemeanor trespass charges and a year of court proceedings. (Photo by Janet Blanding)
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Army-provided photo of the 3rd Stryker Brigade, whose vehicles, such as the one pictured here, shipped out of the Port of Olympia on May 31, 2006. The government-supplied caption reads: "US Army soldiers secure an area in Mansour, Iraq, March 20, 2007, while tracking down negative influence in the region in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom." (Photo by Spc. Elisha Dawkins, Joint Combat Camera Center)
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June 2: Creative street art and theater was on display everywhere on the first day of demonstrations prior to the G8 Summit. (Photo by Rochelle Gause)
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G8: Numerous protest clowns were on hand to reduce tension on Migration Action Day, June 4. (Photo Rochelle Gause)
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June 6, Opening Day of the G8 Summit: Demonstrators walked for miles through fields and forests in a decentralized manner, making it impossible for police to prevent everyone from reaching the four blockade destinations. (Photo by Rochelle Gause)
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G8: Each affinity group had chosen a color and at the start of the event, as the police lined the street to block the demonstration, one of the five colors, led by a flag, headed directly into the waist high wheat fields. (Photo by Rochelle Gause)
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G8: The police clearly felt overwhelmed and unsure of how to proceed as demonstrators walked right into the "No Demonstration Zone." (Photo by Rochelle Gause)
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G8: Helicopters buzzed overhead quite low and brought police reinforcements. Nevertheless, three groups who numbered over 10,000 proceeded towards the fence. By late afternoon all four entrances were blockaded, including the train track that was to bring in the mainstream press to cover the opening evening event. (Photo by Rochelle Gause)
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A successful blockade! Once demonstrators had taken over the street, it was announced that all four roads leading into the fence were blocked by demonstrators. Delegates and journalists were advised to stay in their hotel rooms during the opening of the G8 summit. (Photo by Rochelle Gause)
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