November 2004

	Withdraw the Troops from Iraq - Save Fallujah From Destruction Parliament Square and Whitehall, London, 7 Nov 2004 Code Pink supporters make their dramatic entrance with a coffin
	"How many will die in IRAQ today?" was the simple message.
	The wreath which was to be laid on the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London
		Again the simple message: "How many will die in IRAQ today?"
		The cortege pauses on Parliament Square in front of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.
		The white poppy symbolising peace and remembrance. Brian Haw speaks, whle he is being watched and filmed by an Iraqi doctor who works in a Surrey hospital.
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Withdraw the Troops from Iraq - Save Fallujah From Destruction

Parliament Square and Whitehall, London, 7 Nov 2004 Code Pink supporters make their dramatic entrance with a coffin

Withdraw the Troops from Iraq -
Save Fallujah From Destruction

Parliament Square and Whitehall, London, 7 Nov 2004

Code Pink supporters make their dramatic entrance with a coffin