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Marching orders from Vets For Peace
Veterans For Peace are stepping forward to plan the unplannable: how to protest the regularly postponed announcement of an escalation in Afghanistan? I forgot how we picked March 19-21 to demonstrate against the attack on Iraq. Did we protest its … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Antiwar, Media, Military, National Assembly, United for Peace and Justice, Veterans For Peace
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Obama reneging on promises to pull US troops out of Iraq
Obama won the presidency based on the fact that most Americans found him to be credible on his promise to get US troops out of Iraq, whereas they didn’t think John McCain had any commitment to do so. They got … Continue reading
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Tagged Antiwar Movement, Democratic Party, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Military, Military Withdrawal, Obama's Wars, Syria, United for Peace and Justice
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UN Ambassador speaks of the hidden genocide against the Somali people
The UN envoy to Somalia, Ahmedou Ould Abdallah, has said there is a “hidden genocide” taking place in the country. Left unsaid is that it is the United States of America that is responsible for this genocide, but at least … Continue reading
Obama’s Afghanistan Surge and the ‘Peace’crat picnickers
What’s that silence out there? It’s the silence of all those supposed peacniks who turn out to be nothing but picnickers for the Democratic Party cons who are behind adding more US troops into occupying Afghanistan. You won’t see them … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Antiwar Movement, Christmas, Obama's Wars, United for Peace and Justice
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‘Patriotic’ pacifists and ‘Peace’crats to hold UFPJ lobbyfest gathering in Chicago
United for Peace and Justice (UFPJ) will be holding a gathering in Chicago next week to start their plans for a 2009 Lobbyfest of Barack Obama. They still haven’t figured any of it out and most likely never will. Ostensibly … Continue reading
Retaining Gates slam dunks the deluded USA liberals
Oh those poor deluded liberals! All that ‘hope’ for ‘change’ and look what it got them? Obama asks Gates to stay at Pentagon No talk of getting out of Iraq now, and the Democratic Party ‘Peace’crats simply don’t have … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Peace'crats, Interrogation, Obama Administration, Richard Gates, United for Peace and Justice
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ARD, Tent State surrogate for DNC cops
DENVER- Accounts of the Wednesday march from the Colosseum to the DNC are only getting half the story. Can I recount my small part? We were at the Pepsi Center entrance, laying the groundwork for the arrival of the IVAW … Continue reading
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Tagged ARD, Democratic National Convention, Denver, IVAW, Police State, Protest, Tent State, United for Peace and Justice
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August action: STOP WARS FOR EMPIRE
COLORADO SPRINGS- In light of accusing Russia for what the US is actually trying to do in Georgia, in light of the naval buildup against Iran, in light of worsening stability in occupied Afghanistan, we thought we’d expand the Iraq … Continue reading
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Tagged Antiwar, Colorado Springs, Iran, United for Peace and Justice, US imperialism
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When preaching ‘nonviolence’ promotes violence
The division in Denver amongst groups supposedly building protests at the Democratic Party National Convention offers us a prime example of how excessive preaching of ‘nonviolence’ in a religious manner can actually encourage police violence against the protesters who are … Continue reading
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Tagged Antiwar, ARD, Democratic National Convention, Denver, Nonviolence, Protest, Recreate 68, United for Peace and Justice
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The People-Call-For-Change PC4C wants to keep at-risk activists off the streets
THE PEOPLE CALL FOR CHANGE (PC4C.ORG) is asking to be added to the ARD collective and wants their activities endorsed and publicized. What are they doing for the DNC? The PC4C has scheduled forums during the convention, it would appear … Continue reading
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Tagged Antiwar, ARD, Democratic National Convention, Denver, Iran, United for Peace and Justice
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The DNC Alliance for Real Democracy is a counter-protest Fifth Column
DENVER, COLO.- The Alliance for Real Democracy (ARD), formed to counter the scrappily-named Recreate 68 at the DNC, is in reality an unwitting fifth column, set up by Democratic Party allies to temper protest in Denver. The UFPJ and other … Continue reading
Colorado Springs Don’t Bomb Iran
Our IRAQ MORATORIUM message could be seen from the Uintah intersection. DON’T BOMB IRAN was so visible, we invited the attention of three unwanted parties. First a representative from the Parks and Rec Department told us we had to stop … Continue reading
UFPJ Iraq Moratorium bannering on I-25
The third Friday of the month has come around again. Time for the IRAQ MORATORIUM with a JULY message: DON’T BOMB IRAN. Meet on the I-25 pedestrian overpass at Monument Valley Park NOON to 1PM. Visit United For Peace … Continue reading
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Tagged Colorado Springs, Iran, Peace Community, United for Peace and Justice
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Ped overpass UFPJ bannering 6/20 noon
This month’s 3rd Friday IRAQ MORATORIUM will be held bannering on the I-25 pedestrian overpass at Monument Valley Park NOON to 1PM. Visit United For Peace & Justice for more info or check Iraq Moratorium about JUNE 20th actions … Continue reading
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Tagged Antiwar, Colorado Springs, Peace Community, United for Peace and Justice
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UFPJ Iraq Moratorium April and May
Beware Raytheon!, Third Friday in April, Colorado Springs. Third Friday of May, Raytheon, Colorado Springs.
Iraq Moratorium comes up against Feds
I just got back from an invigorating Iraq Moratorium street- side demonstration. The cold wasn’t so bad, the IVAW boys held down a corner, one participant traveled a ways to be here, a Gazette reporter came with a photographer, and … Continue reading
Iraq Moratorium monthly rendezvous
It’s time again, February 15th, to meet at the intersection of Academy and Fountain Blvds, where US tax dollars meet the military industrial industry. Join UFPJ, PPJPC and CSA on Friday at noon. We’ll assemble at all corners with banners, … Continue reading
Academy Blvd public opinion still with us
PPJPC members braved the cold for this month’s UFPJ Iraq Moratorium, held this time at the intersection of Profiteer and Death Merchant Blvds. A reprise of our popular 9/11 protest, we bannered at all corners to a chorus of supportive … Continue reading
END THE WAR Dec 14 w/ UFPJ – PPJPC
With United For Peace & Justice and Iraq Moratorium.org.
Whose war?! OUR war!
At the demonstration last week to mark UFPJ’s Iraq Moratorium we marched from City Hall to the IVAW guard tower installation in Acacia Park. On the way we chanted a call: “WHOSE WAR?!” with the response: “BUSH’S WAR!” It was … Continue reading
Protest the Iraq War in Denver Saturday
It’s just a short trip up to Denver and back, so combine the demo with some other activities and protest the continued occupation of Iraq by American troops. October 27, Saturday: Regional protest set for Denver Colorado Springs peace … Continue reading
National Peace Action fails to mobilize large numbers
Reports are hard to come by as the US corporate press has done its very best to disappear this action, but it appears that somewhere between 20,000 to 80,000 protested against the war yesterday in Washington D.C. This is a … Continue reading
