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These words came to me after reading
Ambassador Wilson's Op Ed in the New York Times. When I
googled them I found one reference on the net, so I wrote a letter
to the editor of the LA Times: Editor - Nobody died when Clinton Lied. When they didn't publish it I decided screw it, I'll do it myself. So I painted it about fifty times and stuck it up on freeways all over southern California. |
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This occurred to me while talking to a friend about how stupid the President is. I painted it the next day and managed to get this picture just before the CHP pulled it down. Thanks to Billmon for spreading it through the blogosphere. | ||||||
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The most amazing thing to occur during my lifetime was seeing the American People forget who was responsible for attacking them on September 11th, 2001. | ||||||
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I'd wanted to do something with these signs for awhile. When this slogan came to me I went out to the sign, measured it and then painted this on light cardboard, attaching it with mounting tape while wearing an orange safety vest. It stayed up for four days in the heart of Orange County. | ||||||
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I put this up at night a couple of days after the Abu-Ghraib pictures came out. It lasted long enough into the morning rush hour for an AP photographer to get this picture, which was published in papers all over the world the next day. | ||||||
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This is how you attach large
signs to retaining walls: with bricks. |
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