We are offering a VHS combined tape of two great independent films of the Jan. 20th counter-inaugural demonstrations. See what the mainstream media did not want you to see!  See how the media blocked out the largest counter-inaugural demonstrations since the Vietnam War era where Bush protestors far outnumbered Bush supporters!   See the video tapes that were played at Al Gore's staff Birthday party (see letter from Al Gore below).  We encourage you to have "house parties" and show these excellent independent films:

*  "Raining on the Parade:  Inauguration 2001," new edited version which mentions the May 19th Voter Rights March.  Produced by Deep Dish TV in New York City, it is a superb counter-inaugural independent film with a lot of time and money spent in professionally editing. This 30 minute independent film has original footage from all of the various groups at the counter-inaugurals (including Voter March at Dupont Circle), along with political commentary from Congressional representatives and the National Press Club on the "stolen election" and the loss of our voter rights. 

*  "Not My President - Voices from the Counter-Coup J20 2001" by the Independent Media Center (New York City) is another excellent 30 minute documentary film with high action coverage of all the groups at J20, including Voter March (Dupont Circle and confrontation at March to 14th and K),  the Shadow Inauguration with Rev. Al Sharpton, the International Action Center, Students for an Undemocratic Society, N.O.W., the anarchist Black Bloc and the new Black Panthers.   Click on for the Indymedia audio/video trailer. 

"I Loved both films ...  The Americorporate media's cover-up of all this is a total disgrace.  That was real news captured on tape on J20 - and none of it was shown on TV.  Young kids getting beat down with billy clubs by immoral cops. How those cops got away with those abuses is beyond me as an American patriot ... Quieting the people's vote first, then quieting their protests later. (One of the best uses of a 20 dollar bill around)."  
Eric Rainbolt, Austin, Texas