Friend of The Panelist and Anti-War Group Code Pink Get Nice Write Up in The Chronicle

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Friend of The Panelist and Anti-War Group Code Pink Get Nice Write Up in The Chronicle

Written by David Neubert

They are sexy, they are engaging, they are angry, they embarrass war mongers, they protect our troops, they care -- Oh! And they are HOT BABY. Our friends at Code Pink - Women for Peace got a nice write up in the San Francisco Chronicle yesterday.

And believe me, I never want to get them thinking that I'm not for peace. I couldn't not handle the pressure. Luckily, most of the Senators who voted for invading Iraq back in 2003 can't handle the pressure either.

Code Pink - Women for Peace Disclosure: I have supported Code Pink with donations. I have am not against war in all contexts. I am only against wars not worth the violence and economic cost. Politicians looking for power always underestimate the suffering and cost that violence creates among soldiers and civilians on both sides. I support living in a country with a military that is strong enough to deter wars and violence. I do not believe in using that military without respect and forethought for those who have chosen to serve. I have never been in the military but my family has a long history of service and I grew up fascinated with the stories my dad and grandfathers would tell.