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annm4peace Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Mar-18-11 08:50 PM
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March 19th. March and Rally 1pm march, 2:15pm Rally at State Capitol St. Paul
Edited on Fri Mar-18-11 08:58 PM by annm4peace
Saturday, March 19
Rally: “Bring the Troops Home Now! Out of Afghanistan! End, Don't Extend War!"

1:00 p.m. Gather
Martin Luther King Community Center, 270 North Kent Street, St. Paul

1:30 p.m. March
Through the streets

2:15 p.m. Rally
Minnesota State Capitol, 75 Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, St. Paul

Join others as they gather in cities throughout the nation to speak out against the war economy. "Out of Afghanistan; Say No to New Wars in Pakistan, Yemen, Iran, Africa, Korea...; End U.S. Aid to the Occupation of Palestine; Opposing War is Not a Crime; Being Muslim is Not a Crime; Stop Attacks on Civil Liberties and Democratic Rights!"

Sponsored by: the Iraq Peace Action Coalition (IPAC).

Map:

ttp://antiwarcommittee.org/2011/01/22/how-is-the-war-economy-working-for-you-nationally-coordinated-day-of-local-anti-war-protests/


March together to demand:

Bring the Troops Home Now
Out of Afghanistan – End the War – Don’t Extend it!
All U.S. Troops Out of Iraq
How is the war economy working for you? Funds for Jobs, Housing, Health Care & Veterans Benefits, Not War!
Say No to new U.S. wars in Pakistan, Yemen, Iran, Africa, Korea…
End U.S. aid to the occupation of Palestine
Opposing War is Not A Crime – Being Muslim is Not a Crime –
Stop Attacks on Civil Liberties and Democratic Rights


You can join different contigency:

Bring your pots and pans to bang in the "Molly Ivins Brigade". We will be ahead of the marchers banging pots and pans to wake up the people.

Dress in your finest, your boas and tiaras to join the "Billionaires for the War".. who will advocate more money for the war machines.

Put on your orange jumpsuits and black hoods to march with "Tackle Torture at The Top" to remind others our tax dollars are funding Guantanamo and torture.

Lastly join the "Stop the FBI" supporters, look for the banner, orange "witch hunt" flags.

We hope this will be the largest march we have had since before the wars.




And after the rally


3:30 pm Concert Fundraiser at the Black Dog Café.
After the March 19th rally, come to the Black Dog Café, Lowertown, St. Paul for a concert fundraiser (aprox. 3:30 pm to 8 pm) to help us fundraise for a bus to New York City's national march on April 9th. The "Dachshund Brigade" anti-folk ragtime duo, acoustic guitar of Jack Ventimiglia and Stringbeans, Garbanzo and Chick Pea are on the music tap at the Black Dog from 3:30 pm to 8 pm!

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annm4peace Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Mar-19-11 10:24 AM
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Martin Luther King Center is between Dale Street and Mackubin, just off Iglehart. It is in the building attached to Penumbra Theater. See you there. The weather is supposed to get up to 52 degrees today! A great day for a march with like-minded friends! See you there.

As the snow melts and the sun comes out, it makes us come alive, awakens our souls to the possibilities for the world. We know what the world could be, should be, and now, like the Egyptians, it's time to take to the streets and say, " Power to the people! " Tell the world we've had enough of Military Madness. Bring our troops and our tax dollars home and put our misplaced money back into schools and jobs. Quit killing people and let the healing of our world begin.

With that in mind, I want to invite you to be part of the rally this weekend. on Saturday March 19th. Focusing on the unending wars, their effect on the economy , and what it is all doing to workers rights, we will gather at 1 pm at Martin Luther King community Center at 270 North Kent Street, St Paul and march through the streets of St. Paul, banging pots and pans and announcing to the world our discontent over endless war, misplaced budget priorities and union busting. We will march to the state capitol building for a rally at 2:15.

Wear your WAMM gear, your peace t-shirts and hats. Come march behind the WAMM banner or bring your Union banner and fellow Union members and march with them. Bring pots and pans to bang, in honor of newspaper columnist Molly Ivin's dying wish that the people take to the streets, banging pots and pans and telling the world they have had enough of wars and bad government.


If you are too young or too old to march meet us at the capitol for the rally.

It's spring break, so bring a student or two, or four , or six . Come speak out, enjoy the weather and walk like an Egyptian.

Then when the raliy is over, come and dance! dance! dance!

Social and Fundraiser for Bus to NYC Rally

3:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Black Dog Café, 308 Prince Street, St. Paul

Send Minnesotans to the “Rally Against the Wars at Home and Abroad” on April 9th in New York City. Join others at a concert fundraiser to help raise scholarship funds for activists to ride the WAMM bus to April’s national antiwar rally.

Dance and sing away the last of your winter blues and help bring about the dawning of a new day. It's time for major change. Be a part of it.
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