Monday, April 28, 2008
Rising Down
Ben Tour
Friday, April 25, 2008
Piece of Mind
Thursday, April 24, 2008
WESC 2.0
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
I'm Confused
Thursday, April 17, 2008
The Greatest Silence
Politics As Usual
Monday, April 14, 2008
Obama08 Campaign Internships
The Barack Obama Campaign is currently offering internships to whoever is interested. Your local campaign office will be glad to have you aboard. If interested I would be happy to email you an intern sign up form. If you don't think you have time available to be an intern you can always volunteer to help get the vote out. I can also email you a volunteer sign up form as well. Any support is better than no support. If you are unable to contribute to the movement, I ask that you simply help get out the vote. For me personally, April 22, 2008 (Election day) will be one of the most important days that I will have lived on this earth, so please everybody, get out and vote.
Friday, April 11, 2008
Kobe's HyperDunk Sneaker
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Married To The Mob NYC
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Live at Woodstock 1969
The X Files
Monday, April 7, 2008
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Ever Thought About Salad
Dream On Dreamers

Thursday, April 3, 2008
Brother Ali
Remember April 4th 1968
Forty years ago a man who has reached majestic heights for the black community was assassinated. Baptist minister Martin Luther King Jr. stood for change, equality, and love for all people regardless of race. With every word Dr. King spoke he hoped and prayed that a better tomorrow would be attainable. Dr. King worked vigorously, engulfing his mind with a method to ensure a positive fight against segregation, discrimination, and disgusting prejudices that not only African Americans face, but all minorities even till this day. I will not let April 4th pass me by without reflecting on how truly amazing this man was. I am thankful not only for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but for the uprising of a race that was left languished in the pits of society.
Peace,
Trevor Winston Lee
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
WWD (What War Does)
U.S. military killed in Iraq: 3,973 Number of U.S. troops wounded in combat since the war began: 29,203 Iraqi Security Force deaths: 7,924 Iraqi civilians killed: Estimates range from 81,632-1,120,000
Internally displaced refugees in Iraq: 3.4 million Iraqi refugees living abroad: 2.2-2.4 million Iraqi refugees admitted to the U.S.: 3,222
Number of U.S. soldiers in Iraq: 155,000 February 2008: 9,895 September 2006: 18,000 November 2004: 25,595 I guess they think they're making progress! =[
Army soldiers in Iraq who have served two or more tours: 74% Number of Private Military Contractors in Iraq: 180,000 Number of Private Military Contractors criminally prosecuted by the U.S. government for violence or abuse in Iraq: 1 Number of contract workers killed: 917
The bill so far: $526 billion Cost per day: $275 million Cost per household: $4,100 The estimated long-term bill: $3 trillion
What $526 billion could have paid for in the U.S. in one year: Children with health care: 223 million or Scholarships for university students: 86 million or Head Start places for children: 72 million
Cost of 22 days in Iraq could safeguard our nation's ports from attack for ten years. Cost of 18 hours in Iraq could secure U.S. chemical plants for five years.
Peace, Trevor Winston Lee




