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Jan. 11th: No to Torture! Shut Down Guantánamo
National Day of Action Against Torture
Shut Down Guantánamo Detention Center
Actions in Washington, D.C. and Other Cities
coming up: Thursday Jan 31: Repudiating the Whole Bush Program (and more)
Shut Down Guantánamo Detention Center
Actions in Washington, D.C. and Other Cities
coming up: Thursday Jan 31: Repudiating the Whole Bush Program (and more)
National Day of Action Against Torture
Shut Down Guantánamo Detention Center
Actions in Washington, D.C. and Other Cities
In SF: Guantánamo Prisoner Procession 4 PM -- WCW Meeting 7 PM
We Will Not Live in a Torture State: Resist in 2008!
Join World Can’t Wait – Cindy Sheehan – Elizabeth de la Vega – Debra Sweet – and Others
Tuesday, January 22, 2008, 7 PM
Grand Lake Theater, Oakland
Just Announced:
January 31: A National Day of Mass Non-Violent Civil Resistance,
Repudiating the Whole Bush Program
January 11, 2008: Sixth Anniversary of Guantánamo torture camp
Six years ago on January 11, 2002, the U.S. opened its torture chambers at Guantánamo. Amnesty International, National Religious Campaign Against Torture, World Can’t Wait, and others are calling for an International Day of Action to Shut Down Guantánamo for Friday, January 11, 2008. The ACLU has designated this as a nationwide day for people of conscience to wear orange (the ACLU is distributing orange armbands).
This will be a day when people wear orange, against the torturing Bush regime and to repudiate the whole Bush program. The world needs to see that the people of this country rise to say NO to torture. Torture is a crime against humanity. Torture is an impeachable offense, ordered by the White House and still being sanctioned by Congress.
On January 11 in Washington, D.C., people will march and take actions on the National Mall and in front of the Supreme Court. World Can't Wait is part of Shut Down Guantánamo, a protest at the White House led by Amnesty International and the National Religious Campaign Against Torture, followed by a Guantánamo Prisoner Procession to the Supreme Court, and a funeral ceremony remembering the four men who died in custody at Guantánamo, and mourning the death of Habeas Corpus. For details: http://www.witnesstorture.org If you can get to Washington, D.C., contact us for more info.
Here in the Bay Area, the National Day of Action includes:
** Wear Orange everywhere! Ribbons, armbands, bandanas, and NO TORTURE stickers. Spread Orange at work, in your community, and on the Internet. Schools, churches, community centers and others are urged to hang banners and signs declaring "No Torture".
** High school youth: color Bay Area schools ORANGE! -- Special emphasis on mobilizing mass orange actions in area high schools, before students join the Market Street action at 4:00 PM and the World Can’t Wait evening meeting in San Francisco. (Call or email us to help organize in and at high schools.)
** Join World Can’t Wait as we walk with Act Against Torture in a candlelight procession of prisoners.
WHEN: Meet early at 3:30 to prepare for the procession to begin at 4:00 PM
WHERE: Steps of the Federal Courthouse
at 7th St & Mission in San Francisco (near Civic Center BART)
At 4:00, dressed in orange jumpsuits, we'll create a candlelit tableau of chained prisoners before marching slowly and silently in chains down Market Street, stopping at crowded plazas and corners (e.g., BART stations) to re-create our tableau. We'll end in Justin Hermann Plaza for a final tableau beside the ice skating rink.
If possible, please wear an orange jumpsuit OR wear orange OR black if you can't find orange clothing. World Can’t Wait will have some extra jumpsuits and hoods (call or email ahead so we save one for you). Bring a flashlight to help light our tableau. Also drums and candles if possible.
** Come to a World Can’t Wait chapter program/meeting for a discussion of what we all need to do next to stop the whole "torture state." WCW will present our 2008 plans to carry forward to a mass repudiation of the whole Bush program, including a national day of mass non-violent civil resistance on Thursday, January 31 (see announcement below).
WHEN: Friday, January 11, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
WHERE: San Francisco Film Arts Center
145 Ninth Street (betw. Mission & Howard Streets)
San Francisco, CA 94103
The Film Arts Center is a short walk (two blocks) from Civic Center BART. Street parking is easy and free starting right at 7:00 PM.
Map
--------------------------------------
ANNOUNCING NEW PLANS:
Thursday Jan 31: Repudiating the Whole Bush Program
A Day of Mass Non-Violent Civil Resistance
Across the country, World Can’t Wait is calling for action. People can gather at recruiting centers, federal buildings, FEMA offices in creative Orange non-violent civil resistance. Details soon!
"We can and must, through mass political resistance, create a political situation where this criminal regime is driven from office before their term is up - and the whole fascistic direction George Bush has been taking society is reversed. Only people highly mobilized and motivated by values that repudiate unjust war, bigotry and greed can bring the Bush agenda to a halt. Only the people who will not remain silent when their government tortures, terrorizes whole peoples and moves to quash dissent and critical thinking can change the course of history."
- January 2008 statement from WCW.
We won't live in a torture state!
Take action first on January 11th, the sixth anniversary of the U.S. opening torture chambers at Guantánamo! And then get involved in planning for January 31st.
Join, mobilize, donate generously!
--------------------------------------
Save the Date: Tuesday, January 22, 2008
“We Will Not Live in a Torture State: Resist in 2008!”
Join World Can’t Wait with Cindy Sheehan, Elizabeth de la Vega, Debra Sweet and Others
7:00 PM
Grand Lake Theater, Oakland
More Info Coming Soon . . .
Stephanie, Mike and MaryAnn,
SF Bay Area WCW Chapter
415-864-5153
Enough! The World Can't Wait!
Drive Out the Bush Regime!
Impeach Bush & Cheney for War Crimes!
DONATE GENEROUSLY TO WORLD CAN’T WAIT:
Make checks payable to: "SF World Can’t Wait" Mail to: 2940 16th Street, Room 200-6,
San Francisco, CA 94103, or donate on-line at worldcantwait.org.
TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION INFO:
To make a tax deductible donation of $100 or more in support of WCW's educational activities, checks should be made out to: "The Alliance for Global Justice," a 501(3)(c) organization, and designate "for WCW" in the check memo line. The Alliance for Global Justice latest financial report is available at their offices: 1247 E St. SE, Washington, D.C. 20003
MAIL ALL CHECKS TO:
SF World Can't Wait
2940 16th St., Rm 200-6
San Francisco, CA 94103
http://www.sfbaycantwait.org
(415) 864-5153
sf [at] worldcantwait.org
Important Note on Forwarding WCW Emails:
See that blue "Forward email" link just underneath the black border below? Good.
Clicking on that link is the best way to forward our mass emails to all of your fellow and potential DOTBR'ers (Drive Out the Bush Regime'ers.)
We've had reports of people:
Forwarding a WCW email by using the "forward" button within their e-mail program, yahoo for example;
Having someone who received the forwarded email unsubscribe or opt-out of the list, resulting in:
Taking themselves AND the person who forwarded the email off of the subscribers list!
Don't let this happen to you!
Use the blue "Forward email" link . . . Stay on our email list
Forward widely and often . . . And Drive Out the Bush Regime!
Shut Down Guantánamo Detention Center
Actions in Washington, D.C. and Other Cities
In SF: Guantánamo Prisoner Procession 4 PM -- WCW Meeting 7 PM
We Will Not Live in a Torture State: Resist in 2008!
Join World Can’t Wait – Cindy Sheehan – Elizabeth de la Vega – Debra Sweet – and Others
Tuesday, January 22, 2008, 7 PM
Grand Lake Theater, Oakland
Just Announced:
January 31: A National Day of Mass Non-Violent Civil Resistance,
Repudiating the Whole Bush Program
January 11, 2008: Sixth Anniversary of Guantánamo torture camp
Six years ago on January 11, 2002, the U.S. opened its torture chambers at Guantánamo. Amnesty International, National Religious Campaign Against Torture, World Can’t Wait, and others are calling for an International Day of Action to Shut Down Guantánamo for Friday, January 11, 2008. The ACLU has designated this as a nationwide day for people of conscience to wear orange (the ACLU is distributing orange armbands).
This will be a day when people wear orange, against the torturing Bush regime and to repudiate the whole Bush program. The world needs to see that the people of this country rise to say NO to torture. Torture is a crime against humanity. Torture is an impeachable offense, ordered by the White House and still being sanctioned by Congress.
On January 11 in Washington, D.C., people will march and take actions on the National Mall and in front of the Supreme Court. World Can't Wait is part of Shut Down Guantánamo, a protest at the White House led by Amnesty International and the National Religious Campaign Against Torture, followed by a Guantánamo Prisoner Procession to the Supreme Court, and a funeral ceremony remembering the four men who died in custody at Guantánamo, and mourning the death of Habeas Corpus. For details: http://www.witnesstorture.org If you can get to Washington, D.C., contact us for more info.
Here in the Bay Area, the National Day of Action includes:
** Wear Orange everywhere! Ribbons, armbands, bandanas, and NO TORTURE stickers. Spread Orange at work, in your community, and on the Internet. Schools, churches, community centers and others are urged to hang banners and signs declaring "No Torture".
** High school youth: color Bay Area schools ORANGE! -- Special emphasis on mobilizing mass orange actions in area high schools, before students join the Market Street action at 4:00 PM and the World Can’t Wait evening meeting in San Francisco. (Call or email us to help organize in and at high schools.)
** Join World Can’t Wait as we walk with Act Against Torture in a candlelight procession of prisoners.
WHEN: Meet early at 3:30 to prepare for the procession to begin at 4:00 PM
WHERE: Steps of the Federal Courthouse
at 7th St & Mission in San Francisco (near Civic Center BART)
At 4:00, dressed in orange jumpsuits, we'll create a candlelit tableau of chained prisoners before marching slowly and silently in chains down Market Street, stopping at crowded plazas and corners (e.g., BART stations) to re-create our tableau. We'll end in Justin Hermann Plaza for a final tableau beside the ice skating rink.
If possible, please wear an orange jumpsuit OR wear orange OR black if you can't find orange clothing. World Can’t Wait will have some extra jumpsuits and hoods (call or email ahead so we save one for you). Bring a flashlight to help light our tableau. Also drums and candles if possible.
** Come to a World Can’t Wait chapter program/meeting for a discussion of what we all need to do next to stop the whole "torture state." WCW will present our 2008 plans to carry forward to a mass repudiation of the whole Bush program, including a national day of mass non-violent civil resistance on Thursday, January 31 (see announcement below).
WHEN: Friday, January 11, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
WHERE: San Francisco Film Arts Center
145 Ninth Street (betw. Mission & Howard Streets)
San Francisco, CA 94103
The Film Arts Center is a short walk (two blocks) from Civic Center BART. Street parking is easy and free starting right at 7:00 PM.
Map
--------------------------------------
ANNOUNCING NEW PLANS:
Thursday Jan 31: Repudiating the Whole Bush Program
A Day of Mass Non-Violent Civil Resistance
Across the country, World Can’t Wait is calling for action. People can gather at recruiting centers, federal buildings, FEMA offices in creative Orange non-violent civil resistance. Details soon!
"We can and must, through mass political resistance, create a political situation where this criminal regime is driven from office before their term is up - and the whole fascistic direction George Bush has been taking society is reversed. Only people highly mobilized and motivated by values that repudiate unjust war, bigotry and greed can bring the Bush agenda to a halt. Only the people who will not remain silent when their government tortures, terrorizes whole peoples and moves to quash dissent and critical thinking can change the course of history."
- January 2008 statement from WCW.
We won't live in a torture state!
Take action first on January 11th, the sixth anniversary of the U.S. opening torture chambers at Guantánamo! And then get involved in planning for January 31st.
Join, mobilize, donate generously!
--------------------------------------
Save the Date: Tuesday, January 22, 2008
“We Will Not Live in a Torture State: Resist in 2008!”
Join World Can’t Wait with Cindy Sheehan, Elizabeth de la Vega, Debra Sweet and Others
7:00 PM
Grand Lake Theater, Oakland
More Info Coming Soon . . .
Stephanie, Mike and MaryAnn,
SF Bay Area WCW Chapter
415-864-5153
Enough! The World Can't Wait!
Drive Out the Bush Regime!
Impeach Bush & Cheney for War Crimes!
DONATE GENEROUSLY TO WORLD CAN’T WAIT:
Make checks payable to: "SF World Can’t Wait" Mail to: 2940 16th Street, Room 200-6,
San Francisco, CA 94103, or donate on-line at worldcantwait.org.
TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION INFO:
To make a tax deductible donation of $100 or more in support of WCW's educational activities, checks should be made out to: "The Alliance for Global Justice," a 501(3)(c) organization, and designate "for WCW" in the check memo line. The Alliance for Global Justice latest financial report is available at their offices: 1247 E St. SE, Washington, D.C. 20003
MAIL ALL CHECKS TO:
SF World Can't Wait
2940 16th St., Rm 200-6
San Francisco, CA 94103
http://www.sfbaycantwait.org
(415) 864-5153
sf [at] worldcantwait.org
Important Note on Forwarding WCW Emails:
See that blue "Forward email" link just underneath the black border below? Good.
Clicking on that link is the best way to forward our mass emails to all of your fellow and potential DOTBR'ers (Drive Out the Bush Regime'ers.)
We've had reports of people:
Forwarding a WCW email by using the "forward" button within their e-mail program, yahoo for example;
Having someone who received the forwarded email unsubscribe or opt-out of the list, resulting in:
Taking themselves AND the person who forwarded the email off of the subscribers list!
Don't let this happen to you!
Use the blue "Forward email" link . . . Stay on our email list
Forward widely and often . . . And Drive Out the Bush Regime!
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