Reply #25: They're getting coverage about the protest on Raleigh news channel

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http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/news/062805_NW_fayettevilleprotest.html

(This is seen in Fayetteville/Ft. Bragg also)

At the same time in downtown Fayetteville, protesters will be making their voices heard.

These are some of the images from Iraq that have started to sway American opinion about the war in that county.

Suicide bombings ripping through downtown Baghdad killing both soldiers and civilians. The carnage has changed the lives of young, proud service members who have returned home as heroes. But they are the lucky ones, while some soldiers have lost limbs, others have lost lives.

Fayetteville is no stranger to protests against the war. In the past, thousands of people from across the country have come to Fayetteville with a simple message for President Bush.

Chuck Fager is the director of the Quaker House in Fayetteville. His organization plans to protest the president's visit and speech at Fort Bragg with a vigil in downtown Fayetteville.

(More from Chuck Fager at link)