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Eye witness from Iraq public meeting
Ewa Jasiewicz, fresh from her return from Iraq, gives an eyewitness account of the occupation at a public meeting in Essex on Monday. She will be joined by CND national chair, Kate Hudson. All welcome.Occupation, Inc.
The giant steam turbine at the Najibiya power plant is quiet. If the Russian engineers who built the original equipment over 30 years ago stopped by to take a look, they might have a hard time recognizing the machinery: over the years Iraqi engineers have replaced many of the original blue parts with a patchwork of white and grey makeshift materials.Court Martials for Israeli Conscientious Objectors
Court Martials for Israeli Conscientious ObjectorsHigh Court rule on Fairford Coaches this Thursday 19th of February 2004
The High Court will deliver their ruling this Thursday at 10am. If you wish to support, please join the demonstration outside the courts at 9am. We hope for as successful an outcome as the recent Jubilee Buses challenge to the Met Police.Please circulate press release below. Next week at 7pm on Thursday 26 February, see the two coach passenger movies at G2, SOAS (with food/drinks, and guest speakers).
Kabul by Submarine
[Introduction by Tom Engelhardt: At this point, Afghanistan is certainly the forgotten war and the forgotten "nation-building" project. As Ahmed Rashid, superb reporter and author of the authoritative book Taliban, has written recently in the New York Review of Books, there's a reason why. Most of the country remains a failing non-state. Rashid recently went back to Afghanistan, essentially to retrace a trip he took in 1994-95 when he first covered the Taliban, a bizarre movement largely created by the Pakistani intelligence services and jihadis whose oppressive version of "Islam" bore little relation to anything Afghans had ever known.War Criminal comes to town
How Can We Resist Neo-Liberalism and War?
A 'Report Back from the World Social Forum in Mumbai:How Can We Resist Neo-Liberalism and War?' meeting is being hosted by Globalise Resistance, Britian's leading anti-capitalist group, in Cambridge on Wednesday 11th February at 7:00pm in the McCrum Lecture Theatre (Benet Street, next to
the Eagle Pub)
What Hutton really tells us
There are three things you need to know about all this WMD/Hutton/Iraqstuff.
Protest ouside warmonger's lecture
Why should this warmonger be given an honoured reception by Cambridge University?Come and remind him that he is not welcome here!
Hoon contradicts his Hutton evidence and invites a host of questions
When Geoff Hoon was interviewed on Radio 4's Today programme on 5th February2004, he claimed that not only was the Prime Minister unaware before 18th
March 2004 of the precise nature of the 'WMD' claimed to be deployable
within 45 minutes, but also that he himself was unaware until after the
publication of the dossier in September 2004.
Democratic Stop the War Coalition???
Looks like hackney STWC are trying to make the national organisation more open and democratic. I don't fancy their chances much, but good on them for trying! I wonder if Cambridge Stop the War 'Coalition' will be supporting this resolution (see below). I look forward to their consultation with all the Cambridge peace and anti-capitalist groups before the national conference on the 28th of Feb ;-)Peace Activist in Court over Bridge Protest.
A Cambridge peace activist pleaded not guilty to a publicorder offense today, 5 February 2004, at the Cambridge Magistrates
court. He was arrested on the 11th November 2003 after hanging a
banner displaying "Stop Bush" and informing commuters of the
President's visit from the top of the footpath bridge, next to the
Cambridge rail station, a week before Bush's visit to Britain. Despite
his protest being peaceful and polite he was finally charged with
"threatening, abusive or insulting words or behavior or disorderly
behavior". In the next few weeks he will be putting up a defense based
on his freedom of expression and peaceful protest.
Aida refugee Camp, Palestine -update-
Aida refugee Camp, Bethlehem, Palestine.Mohammad Abu Odah killed by the IDF. Family house imploded.
5 hours of war havoc on the streets of Aida.
Bridge Activist Arrested...Again!
The protester who was charged with 'Causing a Public Nuisance' after hanging a banner at Cambridge railway station in the run-up to the George Bush visit in November of last year has been re-arrested and charged under section 5(1)(a) of the Public Order Act 1986.
Happening now in AIDA camp, Bethelehem, Palestine -Urgent- !!!!!
Just received this chilling message from AIDA refugee camp in the West Bank, Palestine. The Israeli army has enetered the village, snipers hae been positioned and the little streets are filled with bullets, tear gas and sound bombs......Lakenheath Action Group: Peace Events For Your Diaries
17th and 18th JAN - Reclaim the Bases..More Likely 18th. demo at the gate, walkaround the base and display your banners.!..LAG more details Helen-07881782772.