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Payday men’s network & the Global Women's Strike invite you to: |
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Video showing: BREAKING RANKS
and
Community Report Back
from
Iraq Veterans Against the War's
and reports from international showings |
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Gerry Condon,
Vietnam War era deserter who works with Project Safe
Haven will speak on the ongoing struggle for sanctuary
in Canada.
ProjectSafeHaven@hotmail.com
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US veterans, military families & civilian survivors
testifying re. their experiences in hearings organized by
Iraq Veterans Against the War.
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Breaking ranks
A moving documentary that examines the current phenomena of US soldiers seeking refuge |
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in Canada as part of their resistance to the war
effort in Iraq.
The film focuses on four AWOL GI's currently
fighting for sanctuary in Canada - Jeremy
Hinzman, Brandon Hughey, Joshua Key and Kyle
Snyder. |
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Saturday March 22, 3-6 pm
Tabernacle United Church
3701 Chestnut St, Phila
* childcare * wheelchair accessible Donation $3-$10 requested. No one turned away. |
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Payday
men’s network
www.refusingtokill.net |
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80% of the casualties of war are women & children. $1 trillion a year is spent on the military worldwide, more than half by the US. 10% of this would provide the essentials of life for all: water, sanitation, housing, healthcare, nutrition, literacy…
INVEST IN CARING NOT KILLING! |
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"To stop this war, for the soldiers to stop fighting
it, they must have the unconditional support of the
people.
“How do you support the troops but not the war? By
supporting those who can truly stop it; let them
know that resistance to participate in an illegal
war is not
futile and not without a future." Lt. Ehren Watada, first US officer to refuse to go to Iraq - facing 7 years in prison. His court-martial ended in a mistrial but he is still in legal limbo more than a year later. |
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The Winter Soldier hearings
are modeled on the 1971 event of the same name organized by
anti-war veterans who galvanized the movement that, together
with the Vietnamese resistance movement, ended the Vietnam
war.
Wherever
we are, we all suffer from war: the utter theft of our lives
and resources. Our survival often depends on soldiers
saying “No”! Soldiers – women and men – who refuse to kill, maim, rape and torture are jailed, assaulted and forced underground. With supporters and campaigns, so often organized by women, more and more are determined to obey their conscience rather than military orders. v Details of Winter Soldier on IVAW's website: www.ivaw.org. |
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REFUSING TO KILL IS NOT A CRIME! The Global Women's Strike and Payday men’s network are demanding the return of military budgets to the community, beginning with women, the main carers of people and the planet. Invest in Caring Not Killing! |
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