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"Thanks! I mean that. Your particular piece may rock my world or leave me cold, but the fact that you put the time and energy into making it in thefirst place is what matters the most. That kind of effort is the thing that allows me to hope the future will be better than I fear.

I never know exactly when I’ll have time to review submissions, but I will try to get to it soon."

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Unbelievable, the quality of stuff you have been sending in. Check out the new content on the site-and beyond that, people are starting to submitplatforms with real potential. From campus DJs and copy store clerks to people with connections at major networks and publications. This feelslike the start of something real. (I'll be sending out the first few connections soon, so please keep them coming. Every voice out here helps.)

Local news-some very serious artists in LA are making a difference in a very public place. Check out the piece near Melrose and Ogden in LA. If you're worried about where this country (and this world) is going, check out their work. It will remind you why you should be worried: but maybegive you a little juice for the fight, too.

Lastly, a few of us are talking about organizing a meeting here in LA. If you're interested, show up at the Melrose location at or a little after 7 pmon this Friday evening (April 13th). Wear something that shows you're one of us. Stand under the big pig and follow the revolver across the streetto the van. Knock twice. When you've got the stuff, get out of there fast. Don't attract attention. Don't be followed.

That's it for now. Sometimes it feels like hope is hard to come by. What you're doing makes hope a little easier for me to find.

Neil

on april 13th many LA locals met at [http://youtube.com/watch?v=sHNLYFpg1-c The Melrose Location] whitch which led to the first meeting of the OSR on April 18th 2007.

The creator of the website, found through [[The Price of Treason]]. The Price of Treason says he was executed Feb. 4, 0000, one day after a post on [[Another Version of the Truth (website)|Another Version of the Truth]] was made, talking about how the creator of [[Art Is Resistance]] was "dissapeareddisappeared" by the government. Many people speculate that this Neil Czerno had also put up Art Is Resistance.

[[Image:3 13 07.jpg|thumb|Photo of London mural posted on nin.com]]If one looks closely at the London mural image, there are three areas of the mural that have been torn away. Within the underlying areas of the tears, one can see a repeating motif of the Art Is Resistance flag. The mural is also present in a photo found posted in the 'current' section of the official nin.com website[http://www.[nin.com/current/index.html]] website.

On the [http://www.opensourceresistance.net/submissions.htm Submissions Page] you can view various subversive art peicespieces. One in particular, titled [http://www.opensourceresistance.net/images/04112007/Fairytale.jpg Fairytale], leads to [http://www.sentimentsofanamericanwoman.com Sentiments of an American Woman] and a short movie from the [http://www.sentimentsofanamericanwoman.com/NationalWelfareLeague.htm National Welfare League]. The phone number on the movie clip is the White House Comment Line.