Happy Thanksgiving

By tfk on November 23, 2006.

Gobble gobble.

Go spend time with your family.

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M.K. Hobson describes a very happy Thanksgiving: I want to share the story of a very interesting Thanksgiving had by 46 members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in Washington State. Having been arrested in North Yakima during a large street meeting intended to persuade apple pickers to…

Happy Thanksgiving!

Now stop playing around on the internet and go spend some time with your friends and family.

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I have posted this link to other sites as well because I think that remembrance is useful.

http://www.malcomlagauche.com/id1.html

The Indians have little to be thankful for.

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