Anti-war protest staged in Washingtion, US A woman holds the photo of her husband who serves in Iraq now during an anti-war rally in Washington, capital of the Unites States, September 24, 2005. Tens of thousands of anti-war protestors paraded in the US capital on Saturday, demanding withdrawal of American troops from Iraq and diversion of the war funds to domestic needs such as job and education.  People simulate victims of the war during an anti-war rally in Washington, capital of the Unites States, September 24, 2005. Tens of thousands of anti-war protestors paraded in the US capital on Saturday, demanding withdrawal of American troops from Iraq and diversion of the war funds to domestic needs such as job and education.  A woman holds the photo of her husband who serves in Iraq now during an anti-war rally in Washington, capital of the Unites States, September 24, 2005. Tens of thousands of anti-war protestors paraded in the US capital on Saturday, demanding withdrawal of American troops from Iraq and diversion of the war funds to domestic needs such as job and education.  People carry simulating coffins of American soldiers killed in battle during an anti-war rally in Washington, capital of the Unites States, September 24, 2005. Tens of thousands of anti-war protestors paraded in the US capital on Saturday, demanding withdrawal of American troops from Iraq and diversion of the war funds to domestic needs such as job and education.  People hold placards during an anti-war rally in Washington, capital of the Unites States, September 24, 2005. Tens of thousands of anti-war protestors paraded in the US capital on Saturday, demanding withdrawal of American troops from Iraq and diversion of the war funds to domestic needs such as job and education.  People hold placards during an anti-war rally in Washington, capital of the Unites States, September 24, 2005. Tens of thousands of anti-war protestors paraded in the US capital on Saturday, demanding withdrawal of American troops from Iraq and diversion of the war funds to domestic needs such as job and education. |
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