A moving pic from Camp Casey.

[sabra]

Cindy Sheehan reacts as she looks over a life-size drawing of her son near President Bush's ranch near Crawford, Texas, Wednesday. AP Photo

[Cyrano]

1. I don't believe there's a hell. But one should be created for George Bush.

[Oreo]

2. Here's what Cindy wrote about the pic

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2005/8/25/6930/43671
The most emotional thing for me though was walking through the main tent and seeing the huge painting on canvas of Casey. Many things hit me all at once: That this huge movement began because of Casey's sacrifice; thousands, if not millions of people know about Casey and how he lived his life and the wrongful way in which he was killed; but the thing that hit me the hardest was how much I miss him. I miss him more everyday. It seems the void in my life grows as time goes on and I realize I am never going to see him again or hear his voice. In addition to all this, the portrait is so beautiful and moving and it captures Casey's spirit so well. I sobbed and sobbed. I was surrounded by photographers, I looked around until I finally found a friendly face, then the news people crushed in on me and I couldn't breathe. I didn't mean to have such a dramatic re-entrance to Camp Casey, but the huge portrait of Casey really surprised me.

[SammyWinstonJack]

3. Oh my

:cry: