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Vigil to End 65 Years of Nuclear Terror
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Vigil to End 65 Years of Nuclear Terror
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The Killing of Rachel Hoffman and the Tragedy That Is Pot Prohibition
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Buses Depart for DC Demonstration
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Legalization Without Indemnification Is Totally Irresponsible
Vigil to End 65 Years of Nuclear Terror
Total, global abolition is the only way to prevent terrorists from getting nukes and avoid nuclear accidents... read more
Vigil to End 65 Years of Nuclear Terror
Total, global abolition is the only way to prevent terrorists from getting nukes and avoid nuclear accidents... read more
The Killing of Rachel Hoffman and the Tragedy That Is Pot Prohibition
AlterNet article by Paul Armentano Police caught Hoffman with pot but promised to drop ... read more
Buses Depart for DC Demonstration
Join us in DC on March 21! ROUND TRIP RI-DC BUS TICKETS ARE ONLY $60! We still have choice seats... read more
Legalization Without Indemnification Is Totally Irresponsible
By Clifford Thornton, Efficacy The recent push to decriminalize and legalize drugs, especially marijuana... read more
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NATIONAL CALL-IN DAYS TO STOP WAR FUNDING
Grassroots Opposition to War Funding Reaches Boiling Point!
National Call-In Days July 26-28
The House of Representatives will be voting again this week on the White House request for $33.5 billion of new funding for the war in Afghanistan.
Troops in AfghanistanUnited for Peace and Justice is joining together with Peace Action, CODEPINK, Friends Committee on National Legislation, Peace and Justice Resource Center, Campaign for Peace and Democracy, Historians...
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Posted on MichiganPeaceNetwork by Michigan Peace Network
Organizers Report on Nuclear Resistance Protest
Resistance for a Nuclear Free Future
Report on the July 3-5, 2010 Gathering and Action
Report from the Nuclear Resister, Nukewatch and the Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance
The weekend was bookended by a lot of hugging, starting Friday evening in front of the registration table as old friends reunited, and ending Monday afternoon outside the Clinton, Tennessee jail, as prisoners were released into the hot July sun to await trial. In between, it was...
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Posted on MichiganPeaceNetwork by Michigan Stop the Nuclear Bombs Campaign
Michiganders Play Important Roles in Nuclear Free Future
“Resistance for a Nuclear-Free Future” Celebration, Conference and Action:
Michiganders played some important roles, July 3 to 5, 2010
Shown in the photo are Joe and Jean Gump and frequent Plowshare activist Fr. Karl Cabot. Joe and Jean, who live in Southwest Michigan, were also both jailed for Plowshares actions against nuclear weapons.
Joe served time with Karl; Jean served over four years at Alderson.
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Posted on MichiganPeaceNetwork by Michigan Stop the Nuclear Bombs Campaign
COUNTDOWN TO ZERO OPENS NEXT WEEK IN ROYAL OAK
Area Groups Promote Groundbreaking Film on Nuclear Weapons by Producer of An Inconvenient Truth
Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice, Peace Action of Michigan, Michigan Stop the Nuclear Bombs Campaign, and Citizens for Peace are working to fill the Main Art Theater in Royal Oak for the opening of Countdown to Zero on the weekend of July 30.
Countdown to Zero traces the history of the atomic bomb from its origins to the present state of global affairs: nine nations...
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Posted on MichiganPeaceNetwork by Michigan Stop the Nuclear Bombs Campaign
Arizona Gov Jan Brewer Met by Protestors During the National Governor's Association Meeting in Bosto
Dramatic Street Protest Despite Torrential Rainfall
Today, a dramatic protest took to the streets of Boston to protest the presence of Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer during the annual meeting of the National Governor's Association. Despite torrential rains, a two-mile march went from the rally site at Copley Square to the Sheraton Hotel, where the governors were meeting. March organizers estimated that over 600 people participated in the three-hour rally and march.
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Posted on MApjen by Massachusetts Peace, Justice and Environment Network
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