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The 'Billionaires for Bush' grassroots activists for the corporate elite hold a vigil fro corporate welfare across from the United Nations headquarters in New York City during the Republican National Convention 2004. With slogans like 'Four more Wars,' 'Don't change Horsemen in Mid-Apocalypse,' 'Leave no Billionaire behind' and 'Corporations are People too' - and having spread to more than 75 chapters in the United States and abroad - Billionaires for Bush is one of the most visible of several political street theater groups around. Formed during the previous Republican Convention in 2000, the 'Billionaires' appear in full evening dress, loudly proclaiming their admiration for 'the best president money can buy.' The Billionaires' pre-election outreach has included a Billionaire Limo Tour through Midwestern and Southern Swing States, thanking tax payers in NYC for 'paying our fair share' and writing George W. Bush a giant greeting card (and presenting the swing state Ohio, giftwrapped) in honor of his birthday. The greeting: 'What do you give the man who's given us everything?' Answer: 'The election.' New York City, NY, August 30th, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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The 'Billionaires for Bush' grassroots activists for the corporate elite hold a vigil for corporate welfare across from the United Nations headquarters in New York City during the Republican National Convention 2004. With slogans like 'Four more Wars,' 'Don't change Horsemen in Mid-Apocalypse,' 'Leave no Billionaire behind' and 'Corporations are People too' - and having spread to more than 75 chapters in the United States and abroad - Billionaires for Bush is one of the most visible of several political street theater groups around. Formed during the previous Republican Convention in 2000, the 'Billionaires' appear in full evening dress, loudly proclaiming their admiration for 'the best president money can buy.' The Billionaires' pre-election outreach has included a Billionaire Limo Tour through Midwestern and Southern Swing States, thanking tax payers in NYC for 'paying our fair share' and writing George W. Bush a giant greeting card (and presenting the swing state Ohio, giftwrapped) in honor of his birthday. The greeting: 'What do you give the man who's given us everything?' Answer: 'The election.' New York City, NY, August 30th, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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The 'Billionaires for Bush' grassroots activists for the corporate elite hold a vigil for corporate welfare across from the United Nations headquarters in New York City during the Republican National Convention 2004. With slogans like 'Four more Wars,' 'Don't change Horsemen in Mid-Apocalypse,' 'Leave no Billionaire behind' and 'Corporations are People too' - and having spread to more than 75 chapters in the United States and abroad - Billionaires for Bush is one of the most visible of several political street theater groups around. Formed during the previous Republican Convention in 2000, the 'Billionaires' appear in full evening dress, loudly proclaiming their admiration for 'the best president money can buy.' The Billionaires' pre-election outreach has included a Billionaire Limo Tour through Midwestern and Southern Swing States, thanking tax payers in NYC for 'paying our fair share' and writing George W. Bush a giant greeting card (and presenting the swing state Ohio, giftwrapped) in honor of his birthday. The greeting: 'What do you give the man who's given us everything?' Answer: 'The election.' New York City, NY, August 30th, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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The 'Billionaires for Bush' grassroots activists for the corporate elite hold a vigil for corporate welfare across from the United Nations headquarters in New York City during the Republican National Convention 2004. With slogans like 'Four more Wars,' 'Don't change Horsemen in Mid-Apocalypse,' 'Leave no Billionaire behind' and 'Corporations are People too' - and having spread to more than 75 chapters in the United States and abroad - Billionaires for Bush is one of the most visible of several political street theater groups around. Formed during the previous Republican Convention in 2000, the 'Billionaires' appear in full evening dress, loudly proclaiming their admiration for 'the best president money can buy.' The Billionaires' pre-election outreach has included a Billionaire Limo Tour through Midwestern and Southern Swing States, thanking tax payers in NYC for 'paying our fair share' and writing George W. Bush a giant greeting card (and presenting the swing state Ohio, giftwrapped) in honor of his birthday. The greeting: 'What do you give the man who's given us everything?' Answer: 'The election.' New York City, NY, August 30th, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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The 'Billionaires for Bush' grassroots activists for the corporate elite hold a vigil for corporate welfare across from the United Nations headquarters in New York City during the Republican National Convention 2004. With slogans like 'Four more Wars,' 'Don't change Horsemen in Mid-Apocalypse,' 'Leave no Billionaire behind' and 'Corporations are People too' - and having spread to more than 75 chapters in the United States and abroad - Billionaires for Bush is one of the most visible of several political street theater groups around. Formed during the previous Republican Convention in 2000, the 'Billionaires' appear in full evening dress, loudly proclaiming their admiration for 'the best president money can buy.' The Billionaires' pre-election outreach has included a Billionaire Limo Tour through Midwestern and Southern Swing States, thanking tax payers in NYC for 'paying our fair share' and writing George W. Bush a giant greeting card (and presenting the swing state Ohio, giftwrapped) in honor of his birthday. The greeting: 'What do you give the man who's given us everything?' Answer: 'The election.' New York City, NY, August 30th, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Billionaires for Bush hold a corporate vigil outside the U.N. in honor of the GOP 2004 Republican National Convention, held at Madison Square Garden in New York City. New York City, NY, August 30, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

DEUTSCHLAND REFORM HARTZ IV

Der fruehere SPD Vorsitzende Oskar Lafontaine, rechts, spricht am Montag, 30. August 2004, auf der Abschlusskundgebung der Leipziger Montagsdemonstration auf dem Augustusplatz in Leipzig. Mehrere tausend Menschen nahmen an der vierten Demonstration in Folge gegen die geplanten Einschnitte im Sozialsystem durch die Arbeitsmarktreformen der Bundesregierung teil. Veranstalter war erstmals das Aktionsbuendnis fuer soziale Gerechtigkeit. Der Auftritt des Politikers hatte bei den Veranstaltern der Proteste zu Streit gefuehrt. (KEYSTONE/EPA/DPA/Michael Hanschke)

BEIJING 2008 OLYMPIA PROTEST

Chinese cyclists move past under the attempts by Australian Liam Phelan, top left and American Han Shan of New York, top right, holding up a banner that reads "No Olympics for China until Tibet is Free" from a Chinese style bridge at the Ethnic Minorities Park in Beijing, China, Monday, Aug. 30, 2004. The two were representing the International Tibet Support Network, a body of Tibet related non-government organisations with a political mandate aimed at ending human rights violations in Tibet. Beijing's Olympics in 2008 has become a target for many interest groups seeking for their voices to be heard. The two were later detained by Chinese police. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)

BEIJING 2008 OLYMPIA PROTEST

A Chinese security guard, right, attempts to stop Australian Liam Phelan, left and American Han Shan of New York from holding up a banner that reads "No Olympics for China until Tibet is Free" and Olympic rings shaped like barbed wires from a Chinese style bridge at the Ethnic Minorities Park in Beijing, China, Monday, Aug. 30, 2004. The two were representing the International Tibet Support Network, a body of Tibet related non-government organisations with a political mandate aimed at ending human rights violations in Tibet. Beijing's Olympics in 2008 has become a target for many interest groups seeking for their voices to be heard. The two were later detained by Chinese police. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)

MEXIKO PROTEST ABWAHL BUERGERMEISTER OBRADOR

Thousands of leftist sympathizers stage a protest to complain about the removal of Mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, a political adversary of President Vicente Fox and the favorite to win the 2006 presidential election, Sunday 29 August 2004, at Plaza del Zocalo, in Mexico City. Lopez Obrador has accused the Federal Government of seeking his political misfortune. The mayor defended himself of the accusation that he did not comply with a judicial regulation that ordered him to stop the construction of a highway at a land which is the subject of a legal dispute. EPA/Mario Guzmán

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION

Demonstration at the Republican National Convention. Close to 500,000 people were estimated to protest against the Bush administrations policies and Republican Convention. (KEYSTONE/NOOR/jon lowenstein)

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Demonstrators carry flag-draped coffins for the 1,000 coffins procession to visualize the death toll of the ongoing war in Iraq, as part of the United for Peace and Justice protests against the Republican National Convention in New York City that drew an estimated 500,000 marchers on the eve of the convention. Manhattan, New York, August, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Pro-Bush counter protesters meet the United for Peace and Justice march at Herald Square. Manhattan, New York, August 29, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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The United for Peace and Justice march turns onto 34th Street after marching past the site of the Republican National Convention at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Held on the eve of the convention, the demonstration drew an estimated 500,000 marchers who denounced the Bush administration's policies and particularly the ongoing war in Iraq, with many protesters utilizing the iconic image of the military's prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib. Manhattan, New York, August 29, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

OLYMPIA ATHEN 2004

This is an undated photo of former priest Cornelius Horan, who ran on to the track in Athens, attacking the front runner in the men's Olympic marathon race, Sunday Aug. 29, 2004. Horan also disrupted the British Grand Prix, in Silverstone, last year. ( AP Photo/ PA Irish Examiner ) ** UNITED KINGDOM OUT MAGAZINES OUT **

GROSSBRITANNIEN F1 SILVERSTONE HORAN

Screen grab from British television station ITV Sport showing a man running onto the track during the British Formula 1 grand prix. The man who was reportedly Father Cornelius Horan, an Irish priest, shoved off Brazilian Vanderlei Lima during the men's marathon at the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens on Sunday, 29 August 2004. Horan, 57, is known to promote world peace with unconventional methods. EPA/ITV ITV GRAB - ALL TV AND INTERNET OUT

GROSSBRITANNIEN F1 SILVERSTONE HORAN

A screen grab from English television station ITV Sport showing a man being being pursued by a race steward on the Silverstone racing circuit Sunday 20th July 2003 during the British F1 Grand Prix.The man who was reportedly Father Cornelius Horan, an Irish priest, shoved off Brazilian Vanderlei Lima during the men's marathon at the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens on Sunday, 29 August 2004. Horan, 57, is known to promote world peace with unconventional methods. EPA/ITV ITV GRAB - TV AND INTERNET OUT

GROSSBRITANNIEN F1 SILVERSTONE HORAN

Screen grab from English television station ITV Sport showing a man running onto the track at the Silverstone racing circuit Sunday 20July 2003 during the course of the F1 British Grand Prix. The man who was reportedly Father Cornelius Horan, an Irish priest, shoved off Brazilian Vanderlei Lima during the men's marathon at the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens on Sunday, 29 August 2004. Horan, 57, is known to promote world peace with unconventional methods. EPA/ITV ITV TV GRAB - AND INTERNET OUT

IRAK KONFLIKT

Iraqi anti-war protestors demonstrate in Baghdad on Sunday, 29 August 2004. The holy city of Najaf was in its third day of uneasy peace but a spokesman for the radical shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr said Sunday that the so-called Mahdi Army militia would not be dissolved. Meanwhile Iraqi militants, holding two French journalists hostage, have given the French government 48 hours to end its ban on Muslim headscarves in schools. EPA/ALI ABBAS

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Ring out' protest against the Republican National Convention in New York City at Ground Zero Manhattan, New York, August 2, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Ring out' protest against the Republican National Convention in New York City at Ground Zero Manhattan, New York, August 2, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

USA WAHLEN 2004 PARTEITAG REPUBLIKANER PROTEST

New York City Police officers form protective lines in front of Starbucks Coffee at 36th St. and Madison Avenue during a protest against Starbucks in New York City Saturday 28 August 2004. Both security and protesting has increased steadily in the days leading up to the 30 August start of the Republican National Convention at New York City's Madison Square Garden. EPA/ANDREW GOMBERT

USA WAHLEN 2004 PARTEITAG REPUBLIKANER PROTEST

Protesters shout as New York City Police officers arrest another protester in front of Starbucks Coffee at 36th St. and Madison Avenue during a protest against Starbucks in New York City Saturday 28 August 2004. Both security and protesting has increased steadily in the days leading up to the 30 August start of the Republican National Convention at New York City's Madison Square Garden. EPA/ANDREW GOMBERT

USA PROTEST IRAKKRIEG

Charles Rainford, of New York, walks through the "Eyes Wide Open" exhibit created by the American Friends Service Committee, that memorializes the soldiers, journalists and Iraqi civilians killed in the Iraq war, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004, in New York's Central Park. To date the exhibit includes exactly 972 combat boots, for each soldier who has died. (AP Photo/Jennifer Szymaszek)

USA WAHLEN 2004 PARTEITAG REPUBLIKANER PROTEST

A man in a George Bush mask with bloodied rubber hands straddles the Earth and flexes his muscules on the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday, 28 August 2004 during a protest march as part of the protests against the republican National Convention that begins here in two days. Tens of thousands of demonstrators took part in the march against the re-election of George Bush and in support of women's issues such as abortion. EPA/JIM HOLLANDER

OLYMPIA ATHEN 2004

The Athens Acropolis became a stage of protest for the Communist party of Greece (KKE) on Saturday, 28 August, 2004, as members infiltrated the hill and unfolded a banner that reads "Don't forget they are killing non-combattands in Najaf - in Palestine they are building a wall - Powell Killer go home KKE". epa/ana Manolis Pakias EPA/Manolis Pakias

ATHEN 2004 OLYMPIA PROTEST

Members of the Greek Communist Party stand on the ancient Acropolis Hill over a single banner, which reads in Greek "Don't forget in Najaf they're slaughtering innocents, in Palestine they're building a wall", in Athens Saturady Aug. 28, 2004. The Communist Party is planning a demonstration in Athens against this weekends visit of U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell. (AP Photo/Derek Gatopoulos)

SUEDKOREA IRAK KONFLIKT PROTEST

South Korean students shout anti-government slogans as riot policemen block the their way to a military base in Seoul, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. Protesters were against a government plan to send South Korean troops to Iraq. (AP Photo/ Lee Jin-man)

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Lee Ilan a.k.a. 'Liberty Belle' at Fraunces Tavern. Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - has just completed a third of high profile actions based on historical events: the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th, Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Ave. warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' on August 24th, and now the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans. Manhattan, New York, August 27, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Lolli Smith a.k.a. 'Bold Glory' at Fraunces Tavern. Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - has just completed a third of high profile actions based on historical events: the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th, Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Ave. warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' on August 24th, and now the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans. Manhattan, New York, August 27, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Lolli Smith a.k.a. 'Bold Glory' at Fraunces Tavern. Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - has just completed a third of high profile actions based on historical events: the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th, Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Ave. warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' on August 24th, and now the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans. Manhattan, New York, August 27, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Johnny America and his band of Revel-utionary Patriots, 'Greene Dragon,' has taken some 'Billionaires for Bush' prisoner. Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - has just completed a third of high profile actions based on historical events: the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th, Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Ave. warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' on August 24th, and now the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans, which resulted in an altercation with some opposing Billionaires for Bush. With slogans like 'Leave no Billionaire behind,' 'Corporations are people too' and 'Blood for oil' - and having spread to more than 75 chapters in the United States and abroad - Billionaires for Bush is one of the most visible of several political street theater groups around. Formed during the last Republican Convention four years ago, the 'Billionaires' appear in full evening dress, loudly proclaiming their admiration for 'the best president money can buy.' Some of their recent actions have included a Billionaire Limo Tour through Midwestern Swing States, thanking tax payers in NYC for 'paying our fair share' and writing George W. Bush a giant greeting card (and presenting the swing state Ohio, giftwrapped) in honor of his birthday. The greeting: 'What do you give the man who's given us everything?' Answer: 'The election.' Manhattan, New York, August 27, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Johnny America and his band of Revel-utionary Patriots, 'Greene Dragon,' has taken some 'Billionaires for Bush' prisoner. Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - has just completed a third of high profile actions based on historical events: the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th, Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Ave. warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' on August 24th, and now the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans, which resulted in an altercation with some opposing Billionaires for Bush. With slogans like 'Leave no Billionaire behind,' 'Corporations are people too' and 'Blood for oil' - and having spread to more than 75 chapters in the United States and abroad - Billionaires for Bush is one of the most visible of several political street theater groups around. Formed during the last Republican Convention four years ago, the 'Billionaires' appear in full evening dress, loudly proclaiming their admiration for 'the best president money can buy.' Some of their recent actions have included a Billionaire Limo Tour through Midwestern Swing States, thanking tax payers in NYC for 'paying our fair share' and writing George W. Bush a giant greeting card (and presenting the swing state Ohio, giftwrapped) in honor of his birthday. The greeting: 'What do you give the man who's given us everything?' Answer: 'The election.' Manhattan, New York, August 27, 2004. (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

SCHWEIZ PROTEST POST

Protestpicnic von Quartierbewohnerinnen und Bewohnern gegen die Schliessung der Postfiliale Bern-Burgernziel am Freitag, 27. August 2004 vor der Buergernzielpost in Bern. Das Volk entscheidet am kommenden 26. September ueber die Poststelleninitiative, welche weiterhin eine flaechendekende Grundversorgung von Postdienstleistungen gefaehrdet. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

SCHWEIZ PROTEST POST

Protestpicnic von Quartierbewohnerinnen und Bewohnern gegen die Schliessung der Postfiliale Bern-Burgernziel am Freitag, 27. August 2004 vor der Buergernzielpost in Bern. Das Volk entscheidet am kommenden 26. September ueber die Poststelleninitiative, welche weiterhin eine flaechendekende Grundversorgung von Postdienstleistungen gefaehrdet. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

OLYMPIA ATHEN 2004

Demonstrators clash with riot police outside parliament in central Athens on Friday, Aug. 27, 2004. The rally was held to protest a weekend visit by U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell over the weekend in order to attend the closing ceremony of the Athens Games. (AP Photo/Petros Karadjias)

MIDEAST ISRAEL PALESTINIANS

Palestinian boys carry a huge Palestinian flag near the security barrier during a protest against the controversial wall in Abu Dis, East Jerusalem on Friday, 27 August 2004. The grandson of slain Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi participated in the protest and urged Palestinians to conduct a peaceful struggle to end Israeli occupation. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

MIDEAST ISRAEL PALESTINIANS

Palestinian boys carry a huge Palestinian flag near the security barrier during a protest against the controversial wall in Abu Dis, East Jerusalem on Friday, 27 August 2004. The grandson of slain Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi participated in the protest and urged Palestinians to conduct a peaceful struggle to end Israeli occupation. EPA/PAVEL WOLBERG

NEPAL PROTEST

Supporters and leaders of Nepal's main opposition political parties shout slogans during an anti-king rally in Katmandu, Nepal, Friday, Aug.27, 2004. The protestors demanded that Nepal's king allow a democratic government and to start peace talks to end the conflict between the government and rebels in this Himalayan kingdom. (AP Photo/Binod Joshi)

SUEDKOREA PROTEST

Elderly South Korean protesters display anti-President Roh Moo-hyun placards during a rally against government's North Korea policy in Seoul Friday, Aug. 27, 2004. South Korea's prime minister Lee Hae-chan said Friday Seoul is still waiting for a visit from North Korean leader Kim Jong Il before embarking on any high-level meetings with the North. The letters on the pickets read "The association of the Anti-nuclear and Kim Jong-il". (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

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Code Pink, a women's anti-war movement founded in San Francisco with chapters across the US and abroad, staged a 'human billboard' in front of Manhattan's Public Library at 5th Ave. & 42nd Street to protest the War in Iraq, the Bush administration, and Mayor Bloomberg's handling of the planned demonstrations against the 2004 Republican National Convention, denying organizers a permit to assemble in Central Park. New York City, NY, August 12, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

ARGENTINIEN DEMONSTRATION GEWALT

Tens of thousands of Argentines angry over rising crime, gather outside the Argentine Congress building in Buenos Aires, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004, holding aloft white candles in the third large-scale demonstration over the problem this year. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Daniel Luna)

PAKISTAN NAJAF PROTEST KARACHI

Pakistani Shi'ite muslim, supporters of Majlis-e-Aza, shouts anti US slogans, holding a poster of Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr during a protest in Karachi on Thursday 26 August 2004, against US led force's attacks in Najaf and other parts of Iraq. Also demanded the immediate withdrawal of allied forces from Iraq. (KEYSTONE/EPA/AKHTAR SOOMRO)

CHILE PROTEST GEGNER PINOCHET

Chileans carry banners that read "Dictator, traitor, assasin and always thief " while protesting against former dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet during a demonstration in front of the Supreme Court building in Santiago, Wednesday 25 August, 2004 in Chile. The Supreme Court began hearings to decide whether to lift the immunity from prosecution of Pinochet in a case involving coordination of repression among South American dictatorships in the 1970s. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Ivan Alvarado)

USA IRAK KONFLIKT KOSTEN

A New York City taxi cab drives past an anti-war billboard sponsored by the Center for American Progress on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2004, in New York. The billboard features a constantly updated clock that counts the cost of the Iraq war. The clock starts at $134.5 billion and increases at a rate of $177 million per day, $7.4 million per hour and $122,820 per minute. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/ U.S. Newswire, Anders Krusberg)

IRAK USA

Ein Portraet von Grossayatollah Ali Sistani, dem geistlichen Oberhaupt der Schiiten, traegt ein Teilnehmer einer Demonstration am 15. Maerz 2004 in Bagdad. Sistani ist am Mittwoch, 25. Aug. 2004, in den Irak zurueckgekehrt. Er hatte seine Heimat am 6. Aug. 2004 verlassen, um sich in London einer Herzoperation zu unterziehen. (AP Photo/Karim Kadim) ** zu APD4189 **

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Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Avenue, warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - had already completed one out of three high profile actions based on historical events, the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th. They are planning the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans. Manhattan, New York, August 24, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Avenue, warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - had already completed one out of three high profile actions based on historical events, the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th. They are planning the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans. Manhattan, New York, August 24, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Avenue, warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - had already completed one out of three high profile actions based on historical events, the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th. They are planning the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans. Manhattan, New York, August 24, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

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Paula Revere's Ride down Lexington Avenue, warning New Yorkers 'The Republicans are Coming!' Greene Dragon - named for the Boston tavern where patriots plotted the American revolution - had already completed one out of three high profile actions based on historical events, the signing of the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Monarch George III on July 4th. They are planning the daring 'Crossing of New York Harbor' on the Staten Island Ferry, based on Washington crossing the Delaware, to take the city back from the Republicans. Manhattan, New York, August 24, 2004 (KEYSTONE/CAVAN IMAGES/Katja Heinemann)

GROSSBRITANNIEN HOMOSEXUELLE RECHTE

Peter Tatchell, spokesman for the gay rights group Outrage, protesting outside the venue in London where the shortlist of the MOBO (Music of Black Orign) awards were announced Tuesday Aug. 24, 2004.The protestors were objecting against some artists who, they say, allegedly promote anti-gay views in some of their their lyrics.(AP Photo/John D McHugh)

SUEDAFRIKA PROTEST

A demonstrator looks at a graffiti-painted wall during a protest picket against the West Bank wall, in Johannesburg, South Africa, Tuesday 24 August 2004. Members of the Palestinian Solidarity Committee joined those of The Jewish Voices to protest against the further construction of the controversial barrier wall which cuts through Israel's West Bank. The wall, which after completion will be 750km long and eight metres high, is also known as the "apartheid wall" because it separates Jewish and Muslim communities. The two organisations said it was a stumbling block to further peace process negotiations in the Middle East. The International Court of Justice in the Netherlands issued a "nonbinding advisory opinion" in July declaring the barrier illegal, saying Israel must tear it down. (KEYSTONE/EPA/JON HRUSA)

SUDAFRIKA WEST BANK MAUER PROTEST

Demonstrators stand with placards in front of a graffiti-painted wall during a protest picket against the West Bank wall, in Johannesburg, South Africa, Tuesday 24 August 2004. Members of the Palestinian Solidarity Committee joined those of The Jewish Voices to protest against the further construction of the controversial barrier wall which cuts through Israel's West Bank. The wall, which after completion will be 750km long and eight metres high, is also known as the "apartheid wall" because it separates Jewish and Muslim communities. The two organisations said it was a stumbling block to further peace process negotiations in the Middle East. The International Court of Justice in the Netherlands issued a "nonbinding advisory opinion" in July declaring the barrier illegal, saying Israel must tear it down. EPA/JON HRUSA

SUDAFRIKA WEST BANK MAUER PROTEST

A member of the Palestinian Solidarity Committee looks up at a graffiti-painted wall during a protest picket against the West Bank wall, in Johannesburg, South Africa, Tuesday 24 August 2004. Members of the Palestinian Solidarity Committee joined those of The Jewish Voices to protest against the further construction of the controversial barrier wall which cuts through Israel's West Bank. The wall, which after completion will be 750km long and eight metres high, is also known as the "apartheid wall" because it separates Jewish and Muslim communities. The two organisations said it was a stumbling block to further peace process negotiations in the Middle East. The International Court of Justice in the Netherlands issued a "nonbinding advisory opinion" in July declaring the barrier illegal, saying Israel must tear it down. EPA/JON HRUSA EPA/JON HRUSA

ISRAEL PALAESTINA KONFLIKT PROTEST GEFANGENE

Palestinian women hold photographs of family members as they stage a protest in the West Bank city of Hebron calling on Israel to release Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails on Tuesday, 24 August 2004. Protest have been occurring all last week throughout the West Bank and Gaza Strip as Palestinians in Israeli jails stage a hunger strike for improvements in their living conditions. EPA/ABED AL HAFIZ HASHLAMOUN

DEUTSCHLAND JOSCHKA FISCHER

Aussenminister Joschka Fischer am 13. Mai 1999 in Bielefeld, nachdem er mit einem roten Farbbeutel beschmissen wurde. Am Dienstag, 24. Aug. 2004 haben Demonstranten in Wittenberge Eier auf Bundeskanzler Schroeder geworfen, aber nicht getroffen. (AP Photo/Roland Weihrauch)

ISRAEL PALAESTINA KONFLIKT PROTEST GEFANGENSCHAFT

A Palestinian girl places a portrait of a jailed relative with those of other prisoners, during a protest gathering calling for the release of Israel's Palestinian prisoners, in the West Bank town of Ramallah, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2004. Palestinian prisoners began a hunger strike over a week earlier, demanding better conditions. (AP Photo/Nasser Shiyoukhi)

BANGLADESCH KONFLIKT ANSCHLAG

Surrounded by women police officers, Bangladesh Awami League women activists lie on the ground to protest the arrest of their comrade during a nationwide strike in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2004. Shops and schools were closed across Bangladesh on Tuesday after the country's main opposition party called a general strike to protest a weekend grenade attack that killed 20 people and wounded more than 300. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Zia Islam)

DEUTSCHLAND REFORM HARTZ IV

Magdeburg (Sachsen-Anhalt): Demonstranten ziehen am Montag, 23. August 2004, in Magdeburg mit ihren Losungen gegen die Arbeitsmarktreformen durch die Innenstadt. Unter den Motto "Wir sind das Volk" protestierten Tausende Menschen gegen die Arbeitsmarktreform Hartz IV. Zu den Protesten in Anlehnung an die Montagsdemonstrationen zur Wendezeit hatten Privatleute und Gewerkschaften aufgerufen. Bundesweit sind nach Angaben der Veranstalter etwa 70 000 Menschen gegen die Arbeitsmarktreformen auf die Strasse gegangen. (KEYSTONE/EPA/DPA/Peter Foerster)

DEUTSCHLAND REFORM HARTZ IV

Magdeburg (Sachsen-Anhalt): Demonstranten ziehen am Montag, 23. August 2004, in Magdeburg mit ihren Losungen gegen die Arbeitsmarktreformen durch die Innenstadt. Unter den Motto "Wir sind das Volk" protestierten Tausende Menschen gegen die Arbeitsmarktreform Hartz IV. Zu den Protesten in Anlehnung an die Montagsdemonstrationen zur Wendezeit hatten Privatleute und Gewerkschaften aufgerufen. Bundesweit sind nach Angaben der Veranstalter etwa 70 000 Menschen gegen die Arbeitsmarktreformen auf die Strasse gegangen. (KEYSTONE/EPA/DPA/Peter Foerster)

DEUTSCHLAND REFORM HARTZ IV

More than 200 unemployed Germans march during a protest rally against the unpopular new labour and welfare reforms, the so-called Hartz IV reforms of the German government in in Hamburg, Monday 23 August 2004. German demonstrators were set to bring their protests against benefit cuts. Banner reads: Weg mit Hartz IV (Out with Hartz IV) (KEYSTONE/EPA/Maurizio Gambarini)

DEUTSCHLAND REFORM HARTZ IV

Diese Demonstranten formieren sich am Montag, 23. August 2004, zu einem Marsch durch die Dresdner Innenstadt. Mehrere tausend Menschen protestieren heute gegen die geplante Sozialreform Hartz IV. Der sogenannte Montagsprotest findet in Dresden zum dritten Mal statt. ( AP Photo/Matthias Rietschel)

DEUTSCHLAND REFORM HARTZ IV

Hundreds of Germans march during a protest rally against the unpopular new labour and welfare reforms, the so-called Hartz IV reforms of the German government in in Frankfurt, Monday 23 August 2004. German demonstrators were set to bring their protests against benefit cuts. Banner in the background reads: Weg mit Hartz IV - Das Volk sind wir (Out with Hartz IV - We are the People) (KEYSTONE/EPA/Frank Rumpenhorst)

BANGLADESCH KONFLIKT ANSCHLAG

Police baton charge activists of Bangladesh main opposition the Awami League during an demonstration to protest a weekend grenade attack on a political rally that killed 19 people and wounded hundreds, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Pavel Rahman)