Saturday, September 29, 2007
ALERT!
The Encampment to Stop the War has moved to the streets!

Youth activists, veterans, and antiwar organizers have taken the street near Constitution Ave., Pennsylvania Ave., and 4th St. NW in the middle of Washington, D.C.

Several hundred people have completely shut down the street, including people from as far away as Oregon and Florida. They intend to keep the street closed for as long as possible.

Hundreds of supporters have gathered on the sidewalks, as youth are erecting tents from the Encampment in the middle of the street.

They are asking for the progressive and antiwar community in the area to come out and support them. Bring food, water, signs, and join youth from across the U.S. who are moving from protest to resistance to shut down the war.

For more information, or to find out how you can help, call 202-821-3686.

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posted by Stop War @ 6:18 PM  
Update from Rally at the Encampment Site
Thousands of people are joining us here at the Encampment, despite efforts by the police to block access to the rally.

We have been informed that police have blocked an entire highway into the city in order to stop the buses that are coming from dozens of organizing centers. We have been on the phone with organizers, planning alternate routes into the city tobypass. We are determined not to let the police block the outpour of resistance and opposition to Bush's criminal war.

The mall in front of Congress is full of thousands of activists, some from as far away as Washington State and Hawaii .

The march is stepping off in just a few minutes, and we've just heard that a group of youth are planning civil disobedience at the end of the march. Details and updates to follow.

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posted by Stop War @ 1:49 PM  
Friday, September 28, 2007
Photos from Friday at the Encampment

Carlos Arredondo erecting Camp Alex, in honor of his son who was killed by President Bush's war in Iraq.


Organizers from the Common Ground Collective have set up their tent at the Encampment site to demand justice for Katrina/Rita survivors. Bush and Congress are spending $750 million every day on the criminal war in Iraq but have done nothing to help the people displaced by the hurricanes to return to their homes.


Bulletin board at the Encampment


Preparing for tomorrow's march.



Donna Smith, Larry Smith and Adrian Campbell from the movie SiCKO are preparing for the candlelight vigil to remember all those who have died because of lack of health care.


Larry Holmes, a national leader of the Troops Out Now Coalition preparing placards for tomorrow's march.

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posted by Stop War @ 3:36 PM  
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Washington Post article on 9/26 encampment demo in front of White House to defend Iran
Antiwar Protesters Decry Handling of Iran

By Michael E. Ruane
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, September 26, 2007; A11

A group of antiwar protesters demonstrated outside the White House yesterday to condemn what they termed the government's "demonization" of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and said they think the Bush administration is preparing the public for an attack on Iran.

The 25 protesters, most of them from the Troops Out Now Coalition, walked in a circle on the sidewalk north of the White House, chanting "Get out of Iraq! Stay out of Iran!" and holding signs that read: "Don't Terrorize Iran" and "Don't Appease Israel."

They dismissed the criticisms this week of the Iranian president, saying the United States had criticized Saddam Hussein before invading Iraq.

"There's a hysteria in the media emanating from New York . . . against the president of Iran," coalition spokesman Larry Holmes said. "We're here in response to what's been going on in New York: the Columbia debate, the front pages of the tabloids, the electronic media, demonizing the president. And we know what it's about.

"We know that the government is in very advanced stages of planning for a war in Iran. They've got a naval armada" in the Persian Gulf, he said. "The Pentagon's got its plans. And now we see the psychological preparation."

The Iranian president has been criticized this week for questioning the Holocaust and saying there are no homosexuals in Iran.

Referring to Ahmadinejad's controversial statements, Holmes said: "I don't think it's relevant. I think that's an interesting philosophical discussion about theology, about social views, that you have over coffee."

Yesterday's protest is part of week-long antiwar rally that will culminate Saturday in a march scheduled to begin at noon from a coalition camp on the west side of the U.S. Capitol.

Spokesmen said the events are aimed mainly at stopping the war in Iraq and what they called injustice at home. The march route was being worked out, organizers said. The National Park Service said the group's permit suggests that between 2,000 and 5,000 marchers are expected.

"The focus here is stop the war at home and abroad," coalition spokesman Dustin Langley said Monday. "We think there's a real connection between the fact that they're spending $750 million a day on the war and people here die because they don't have access to health care."

The march comes after a large antiwar protest Sept. 15 and precedes an antiwar, anti-global warming rally scheduled for next month. The coalition says there have been numerous marches because the war has not ended and because antiwar groups might have different targets.

"Repeated protests are even more important than whether we get half a million people out here," Langley said. "It may just be important to be here and just dog them because they're lying to us."


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posted by Stop War @ 9:24 AM  
University of MD newspaper article promotes encampment and Sept 29
The Retriever Weekly
http://www.retrieverweekly.com/?module=displaystory&story_id=2468&format=html

Politics and protest lost on modern youth
By Saira Khan
Senior Staff Writer

Do you ever feel that you were born too late? That perhaps you should have been born in a different era? Well, I do. I was born in a very boring era, the 1980s. I missed out on the 60s and 70s--the great music, the sexy rock stars, the fashion, the political movements, and the wonderful leaders and figures that could enchant an arena of people with their powerful words. People such as John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X were known to be great orators with very commanding presences. I envy our elders who were able to witness their charm, charisma, and presence first hand. Our generation, unfortunately, has seen no such commanding political activists.

I think it is safe to say that, had I been around for the 60s, I would have been a well-rounded woman. I would have been at Woodstock and rallying with the Students for a Democratic Society in April of 1965, the first major anti-war rally that took place in Washington. That's what I love the most about that era--the youth of America were united in their efforts against the war. Students nowadays don't have a third of the passion that our parents, aunts, uncles, and/or grandparents had.

To be fair, I have to admit I have not been very politically active either. Aside from voting against the monster known as the Bush Administration in 2004 and writing a few articles bashing it, I have not done much to voice my concerns. However, I am proud to say that that will change after this coming weekend. I will be attending my first ever war protest in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, September 29.

A few weeks ago I came across a single flier sitting in the Commons reading "STOP THE WAR NOW." The flier advertised a week-long demonstration that is taking place right now in Washington (September 22-29) and a parallel one taking place in Los Angeles. Between these dates you will be able to see and participate in music, speeches, and all sorts of creative art protesting the "War on Terror." The week will end on with a mass march. It is expected that more than 100 buses and numerous vans and cars will be arriving at the nation's capital to attend the demonstration. I definitely plan on being there. And, if you do not support the war, then so should you.

Support for the war is at an all-time low. The Washington Post reported the results of a survey they conducted: about three-quarters of Americans feel that the number of casualties in Iraq is "unacceptable," two-thirds say the U.S. military is "bogged down," roughly 6 out of 10 say the war "was not worth fighting," and about four out of ten Americans believe that the Iraq war is becoming similar to the experience in Vietnam.

We have entered a period where the American population is more united that it has is ever been in regard to this war. Therefore, it is imperative for all of you that share the same sentiments of the thousands of people who are at this very moment camping out in Washington and doing their bit to end the bloodshed, to come out and join the march and demonstrations. We need to give a face to our anger, our antiwar rage, and let that face be mine, and yours, and of the person next you, and so on. Come out on the 29th and together let's try and bring the troops home.

To get involved, contact the Baltimore All People's Congress at (410)467-6132 for information regarding transport or visit www.TroopsOutNow.org. To volunteer with the Troops Out Now Coalition call (212)633-6646). Some of the endorsers for this march include: Rep. Cynthia McKinney, Donna Smith from the movie Sicko, All Peoples Congress, Baltimore, MD, Black Radical Congress, and Code Pink.



Copyright: The Retriever Weekly

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posted by Stop War @ 9:13 AM  
Monday, September 24, 2007
Day 2 in LA - Ron Kovic joins the encampment
LOS ANGELES -
Ron Kovic joins the encampment.

Here are pictures from the Los Angeles Encampment to Stop the War, 9.22.07

It was beautiful weather, a great day. More people
joined us, and of course Ron Kovic moved the group
with his recollections of his experience over 30 years
ago where he and other disabled veterans took over the
17th floor of the Veterans Adminstration leading to a
17 day hunger strike.

The traffic was supportive today.









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posted by Stop War @ 6:48 AM  
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Momentum for encampment and September 29 growing in DC-MD-VA area
Activity and excitement for the week long encampment against the war at home and abroad and the mass September 29th march is growing here in the MD-DC-VA area as the encampment and march draw closer. Posters and stickers are appearing all over the DC area letting people know about the activities. Local schools and universities are being leafletted and postered, and the response is enthusiastic. The students are excited to hear about the continuous rock the rulers concert that will be happening at the encampment, and the student actions on the 28th and the 29th. There is a great response to the idea that actions and contingents will focus on how the war in Iraq is also a war at home -- that the cast of SiCKO will particpate saying the money for the war needs to go toward health care; that there will be activities focusing on Katrina, saying money should go to enabling the victims of Katrina and Rita to return to their homes, not for killing people in Iraq and Afghanistan. Outreach will be continuing every day this week and on during the week of the encampment itself. Crews will participate in the demonstration that will happen here in DC tomorrow (Thursday the 20th) in solidarity with the Jenna 6, and also at universities and around the city. Your help is needed. If you can help out with outreach in the DC-MD-VA area, log on to the tonc site and fill in the volunteer form or the "contact us" comments form and let us know!

Frank-- DC TONC

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posted by Stop War @ 10:25 PM  
Monday, August 27, 2007
Solidarity Message from UK encampment in front of Parliament
From: "NEIL WILLIAMS"
Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2007
To: "Troops Out Now Coalition"
Subject: Re: A Two-Month Surge of Resistance Against the War at Home and Abroad

Good luck everyone - lets hope it is huge!

Your news is posted on the Respect Supporters Blog (we have many USA viewers).

In the UK our Peace Camp in Parliament Square, London got evicted a few days ago by the GLA and Ken Livingstone the Mayor! (see: https://publish.indymedia.org.uk/en/2007/08/379259.html ).

Perhaps someone should invite Brian Haws (See: http://www.parliament-square.org.uk/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Haw ) to the Peace Camp in Washington.


Neil Williams
Respect Supporters Blog (UK)
http://respectuk.blogspot.com/

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posted by Stop War @ 5:58 PM  
Friday, June 29, 2007
A Call for Artists, Musicians, & Poets to Join the Encampment to Stop the War

The Troops Out Now Coalition (TONC) has called for an Encampment in Washington D.C. starting from Saturday September 22nd and culminating in a mass march on Saturday September 29th.

It’s absolutely critical that we take the struggle against the war out of the halls of Congress and put it where it needs to be -- back on the streets. We are calling on artists in the movement, musicians and spoken word artists specifically, to see if we can organize entertainment for the days of the encampment.

We don’t have funds, so this will have to be on a voluntary basis, but we want to attract more people into the street by having groups perform. Not to make light of the seriousness of the struggle, but because expressions of art are critical for the movement and to show that musical expressions are not superficial, as mass media would have many believe, but there is a great movement of musical artists that have yet to be exposed to the broader movement.

We are soliciting the help of artists, hip hop musicians, Blues, Jazz, Soul and R/B and Rock and Roll, to help build a musical/artistic component to this encampment.

We would like to have some kind of performance every day/night, perhaps culminating in a bigger concert on the Friday –September 28th—before the march.

We do have a permit for the location for the entire week. We have a stage as well, about 3 feet high and 16 x 10. Our sound system is the basic hook up and we have generators. If artists would like to bring their own equipment or know where we can get better equipment that can be donated, please let us know. As it is, though, we don’t have music festival quality sound.

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posted by Stop War @ 2:27 PM  
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Sept 29: March on the White House/ Sept 22: Encampment to Stop the War
From Protest to Resistance

The Democrats have caved in
Congress won't end the war!
It's up to the People - time to take it back to the streets!

* June 16 -- Antiwar Strategy Meeting - Planning for the next "Surge" of Antiwar mass action - Summer and Fall -SATURDAY JUNE 16 - 5 PM - at THE SOLIDARITY CENTER - 55 West 17 St. 5th Floor -(near 6th Ave. - take all trains to Union Square, or any other 14 street stations)

* September 29 -- National March on Washington D.C. Assemble at the Capitol -- March on the White House -- proposed by the Troops Out Now Coalition - now endorsed by more than 200 organizations and individuals.

* September 22 – 29 --Encampment to Stop the War in Washington D.C. - Stop the War Abroad and at Home

Today, the Democratic leadership in the House and Senate, who were brought to power with a mandate to stop the war, cut off war funds, and bring the troops home, betrayed that mandate and agreed to continue to fund the war in Iraq.

Their agreement to continue the occupation, without even the pretense of conditions, timetables, or benchmarks, is the culmination of a months-long process during which the Democratic Party has worked to neutralize antiwar sentiment by appearing to oppose the war while maneuvering to continue to vote for the funds. This process began with the "non-binding" resolution earlier in the year; today the Democrats completely caved in and no longer offer even token resistance to the Bush Administration.

This betrayal comes as no surprise - many of us knew all along that this war will not be ended by politicians from either of Wall Street's political parties. Only a massive grassroots mobilization of resistance will bring this criminal occupation to an end.

It is time for the antiwar movement to move from protest to resistance, to become a force actually capable of stopping business as usual and putting an end to this criminal war. And we must do everything within our power to resist those who would chain the antiwar movement to either major party.

On June 16, from 1 to 5 pm, the Troops Out Now Coalition is hosting an Antiwar Strategy Meeting at the Solidarity Center (55 W. 17th St. 5th Fl, in Manhattan). All progressive organizations, coalitions, individuals -- anyone interested in mobilizing to shut down the war -- is welcome to join us for the discussion, as we examine and begin planning for the necessary "Surge" of antiwar mass action this Summer and Fall.

Some of the proposed topics for discussion include:

* Assessing the state of the antiwar movement: where do we go from here?
* Congress, Bush and the war funding issue: what's really going on?
* From antiwar to anti-imperialism: making the connections - Iran, Palestine, the Philippines, Cuba, Venezuela, Africa etc.
* The war at home: Immigrant Rights, Katrina, Anti-racist organizing
* Update on the student movement
* The growing GI antiwar movement

This meeting will be an important opportunity to discuss perspectives and plans for the next phase of the antiwar struggle, including the draft call from the Troops Out Now Coalition ( see http://troopsoutnow.org/sept2207call.html ) for a National March on Washington on September 29 and an Encampment to Stop the War, beginning the week of September 22 - 29.

The call for a National March and Encampment in Washington DC has already received wide support. In the past few days, activists and organizers from across the U.S. have contacted TONC, demonstrating a groundswell of enthusiasm for the call to go from protest the resistance. Some of the proposals we have heard in the past few days include:

* Student organizations in several cities are discussing plans for a student strike that would include protests and direct action on their campuses, before joining the Encampment and March in DC.
* Organizers are already planning car caravans and "peace trains" to DC for the Encampment.
* Local organizations are planning to set up their own tents at the Encampment, with displays, teach-ins, literature, and protests to highlight various issues, including: immigrant rights, counter-recuiting, Katrina, Palestine, and more.

We urge you to read the proposal from the Troops Out Now Coalition - located online at http://troopsoutnow.org/sept2207call.html. Please consider endorsing the call, and email us with your ideas.

Then, join us on June 16 to continue this discussion and plan for the next phase of resistance to the war at home and the war abroad.

Please join us in helping to move from protest to resistance:

Join us on June 16, from 1 to 5 pm for the Antiwar Strategy Meeting at the Solidarity Center (55 W. 17th St. 5th Fl, in Manhattan)

Read the draft call for Sept 22 - 29 : http://troopsoutnow.org/sept2207call.html

Endorse the call for Sept 22 - 29 : http://www.troopsoutnow.org/sept2207encampmentmarchonwashendorse.shtml

Volunteer : http://www.troopsoutnow.org/sept2207volunteer.shtml

Become an Organizing Center : http://www.troopsoutnow.org/sept2207volunteer.shtml

Donate : http://troopsoutnow.org/donate.shtml

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posted by Stop War @ 2:19 PM  
Sunday, April 29, 2007
June 16 Strategy Meeting
Dear friends

Please join us on June 16 for an opportunity to discuss challenges and opportunities facing the antiwar movement:

JUNE 16
National Antiwar Strategy Meeting

from PROTEST to RESISTANCE
to Stop the War at Home & Abroad

in New York City
Saturday, June 16
1 to 5 pm
at
the Solidarity Center
55 W. 17th St. 5th Fl.
btw. 5th & 6th Ave. in Manhattan
map here

for information and directions call 212.633.6646


This is a very critical moment in the struggle to against the war in Iraq -- a phase of tremendous opportunities and challenges. On one hand, opposition to the war is growing. Every poll shows that over 70%, the overwhelming majority, of the people in the U.S. want the war to end now. President Bush's approval ratings are the lowest of any president since Richard Nixon at the time of his impeachment.

However, this opposition has not yet become the tidal wave of resistance necessary to stop the war, and the Democratic leadership in Congress, which was elected with a clear mandate to stop the war, has once again betrayed the people and completely capitulated to President Bush.

Our responsibility now is to build an independent, grassroots movement that is actually capable of putting an end to this war which has cost the lives of more than 650,000 Iraqi civilians and 3,500 U.S. troops.

On June 16, activists from across the U.S. are gathering in New York to discuss the next phase of united struggle against the war. Organizers are coming from Los Angeles, Raleigh, Cleveland, Boston, Denver, and more. Representatives from local and national antiwar and progressive organizations have been invited to take part in the discussion. Student activists are coming to present plans for a national Student Strike. Labor activists, immigrant rights organizers, and community leaders will present ideas on linking the struggle against the war to struggles facing working people here. Veterans and active-duty members of the military will discuss the prospects of organizing antiwar resistance inside the military.

We know that only an independent grassroots struggle in the streets will stop the war. We certainly cannot wait for politicians from either corporate party to end the war -- if the Congress had any intention of stopping the occupation, they could have already done so. Even a determined congressional minority of Democrats could block the funding for the war. They could disrupt and filibuster. Instead, while posing as the “anti-war” majority party, the Democrats have capitulated to Bush and the Pentagon.

Only the people will stop the war - and we need united, militant action to do that.

Please join us for the discussion on June 16.

Some of the proposed topics for discussion include:

* Assessing the state of the antiwar movement: where do we go from here?
* Congress, Bush and the war funding issue: what's really going on?
* From antiwar to anti-imperialism: making the connections - Iran, Palestine, the Philippines, Cuba, Venezuela, Africa etc.
* The war at home: Immigrant Rights, Katrina, Anti-racist organizing
* Update on the student movement
* The growing GI antiwar movement

This meeting will be an important opportunity to discuss perspectives and plans for the next phase of the antiwar struggle, including the draft call from the Troops Out Now Coalition ( see http://troopsoutnow.org/sept2207call.html ) for a National March on Washington on September 29 and an Encampment to Stop the War, beginning the week of September 22 - 29.

The call for a National March and Encampment in Washington DC has already received wide support. In the past few weeks, activists and organizers from across the U.S. have contacted TONC, demonstrating a groundswell of enthusiasm for the call to go from protest to resistance. Some of the proposals we have heard in the past few days include:

* Student organizations in several cities are discussing plans for a student strike that would include protests and direct action on their campuses, before joining the Encampment and March in DC.
* Organizers are already planning car caravans and "peace trains" to DC for the Encampment.
* Local organizations are planning to set up their own tents at the Encampment, with displays, teach-ins, literature, and protests to highlight various issues, including: immigrant rights, counter-recruiting, Katrina, Palestine, and more.

We urge you to read the proposal from the Troops Out Now Coalition - located online at http://troopsoutnow.org/sept2207call.html. Please consider endorsing the call, and email us with your ideas.

Then, join us on June 16 to continue this discussion and plan for the next phase of resistance to the war at home and the war abroad.

* Read the draft call for Sept 22 - 29 : http://troopsoutnow.org/sept2207call.html

* Endorse the call for Sept 22 - 29 : http://www.troopsoutnow.org/sept2207encampmentmarchonwashendorse.shtml

* Volunteer : http://www.troopsoutnow.org/sept2207volunteer.shtml

* Become an Organizing Center : http://www.troopsoutnow.org/sept2207volunteer.shtml

* Donate : http://troopsoutnow.org/donate.shtml

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posted by Stop War @ 2:55 PM  
Friday, March 16, 2007
Youth Enter Rayburn Building
A contingent of youth from Tennessee, California, North Carolina, Massachusetts and Palestine have entered the Rayburn Building. Details and Photos shortly.

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posted by Stop War @ 3:58 PM  
Thursday, March 15, 2007
9 Members of The Encampment to Stop the War Arrested at first House Appropriations Committee Meeting

By Les Blough in Washington
Mar 15, 2007, 10:22

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This morning The Encampment to Stop the War went into the Rayburn Building to confront the Democrats as the House Appropriations Committee holds their first meeting to fund the continuation of the slaughter in Iraq. 10 Encampment members were arrested. A few of us were the first in line in the hallway outside the chamber where the meeting is now taking place. The balance of Encampment members picketed the outside of the building.

In the hallway outside the chamber they lined us up for entrance into the chamber. After waiting for about an hour, the Capital Police opened up a door on the other end of the hallway to bring a large number of staffers in. The police then told us that there would not be enough room for us to attend the public meeting. The time was 8:56, 4 minutes before the meeting was scheduled to begin. About a dozen Encampment members and several members of Code Pink began to chant:

"LET US IN - IT'S THE PEOPLES' HOUSE!"

Gael Murphy being cuffed in the hallway immediately outside the door of the House Appropriations Committee Meeting. (Photo: Axis of Logic)

As Encampment members became louder demanding their right to attend this public meeting. The police arrested 3 members of the Encampment in the hallway:

GAEL MURPHY
RALPH LOEFFLER
MEL STEVENS

Gael, Ralph and Mel sat down on the floor and refused to leave as everyone loudly demanded their right to attend this important meeting. The police forced them face down on the floor, handcuffed them and took them out. The protest in the hallway became louder and the House Appropriations Committee were forced to delay their meeting by about a half hour because of the growing disturbance directly outside the chamber doors.

Mel Stevens being taken away by the police
(Photo: Axis of Logic)

Following these arrests, 6 more Encampment Members were arrested for blocking the front door of the Rayburn Building:

SHARON BLACK
SARA FLOUNDERS
DUSTIN LANGLEY
LARRY HOLMES
LORIE BLANDING
BOB NASH

They are now being held in jail by the Washington DC police department pending charges. Encampment to Stop the War attorneys, Buddy Spell and Ann Wilcox held a press conference shortly after the arrests and are now working to secure their release.

More photographs of the arrests, details of what happened this morning and new developing information will be published on this story within the next hour or so on Axis of Logic.

© Copyright 2007 by AxisofLogic.com

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posted by Stop War @ 3:13 PM  
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Demonstration and Direct Action - tomorrow
MEDIA UPDATE

Encampment to Stop the War
3rd. St., btw.Constitution & Independence Ave
Washington DC

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 14, 2007



Demonstration and Direct Action

To Protest Meeting of House Appropriations Committee Meeting on War Funding

Thursday, March 15
9 AM in front of Rayburn House Office Building
on Independence Avenue

The House Appropriations Committee will be meeting in the Rayburn Building on Thursday, March 15, at 9:00 AM to "mark up" the legislation approving $100 billion more for the Iraq war.

The Troops Out Now Coalition will be demonstrating in front of the Rayburn Building at 9:00 AM to demand that Congress cut off all funding for the war and bring the troops home immediately. Activists with the Coalition and other organizations participating in the Encampment to Stop the War plan to engage in what they call "creative actions of protest" in front of the Rayburn Building.

Sharon Black, a spokesperson for the Troops Out Now Coalition, said, "It is a crime to spend another penny on this criminal colonial war and occupation in Iraq. If Congress votes for more war funds, then they are voting to continue the war."

"Sugar-coating the war funding with calls for 'phased withdrawal' is no more than a ploy to appease antiwar anger," continued Black. "A 12 or 18-month withdrawal plan means thousands more dying and being maimed. Congress must cut off the funds and this nightmare now--or the blood of more Iraqis and GIs will be on their hands."

Text, video and audio updates available online at
http://encampmenttostopthewar.blogspot.com

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posted by Stop War @ 6:00 PM  
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