"My foreign sisters, of course we support the NADA.  Hopefully, we'll invent a way to make the ramps even more beneficial to our beautiful world, as well." He gives a light bow to Rozaliya.  "There are many things America does wrong, but one thing it does not do is shoot people for having a different opinion!  We want to work within the government to make things better, not to work outside of it, and we are operating within our right to peaceful assembly and protest!  There are those in the government that would rather quiet us, but..."<br/><br/>One of the girls, a redhead in white designer sunglasses, a sky blue sweater and hip hugging jeans of similar color, sets her sign down.<br/><br/>He continues talking, "they can't possibly stop us if we all unite-"<br/><br/>The young lady elbows him in the ribs and gives him a glare that silences any of his protests.  "Dieter, don't talk their ears off.  Tell them about the mission, huh?"<br/><br/>He offers a slow nod, and begins again.<br/><br/>This time, he sounds like a country boy rather than a pitchman from the big city. "Right.  We're here to protect what of the environment is still left to preserve, even if it might cost the fat cats in charge a couple of bucks."<br/><br/>He rolls his eyes at her. "Is that fine, Debra?"<br/><br/>"Could be better, but it's honest."  Turning away from the somewhat sour young man, she gives a smile with shiny white teeth that are far too clean to have actually seen hardship and takes out a few business cards from a fanny pack.  "If you're interested, send an email to this address or give the number on the card a call.  I'll be glad to add you to our mailing list or tell you when you can get in on a meeting.  Anyone can join as long as they've got the best interests of the environment at heart."<br/><br/>She won't be very pushy with the cards, but she will definitely make sure everyone gets a chance to grab one.<br/><br/>The cards do indeed have the contact information for a Duquesne University 'branch' of the Green Earth Project.<br/><br/>Dieter speaks up again, once again without the accent, "it'll be good to see any of you there.  We always need help to do our duty even if it's just getting the word out."