When? Wednesday February 2nd
Where? Rampart Social Centre
15 17 Rampart St, London E1 2LA (off Commercial Road)
http://rampart.omxtra.net/modules/news/
What Time? 8pm
Dear Mrs Blair (Camcorder Guerillas 2004) 15mins
and
FTA - Free The Army/Fuck The Army (1972) 94 Mins
Food and Drink available
Entrance - suggested donation #2 or free if youre skint!
Where? Rampart Social Centre
15 17 Rampart St, London E1 2LA (off Commercial Road)
http://rampart.omxtra.net/modules/news/ What Time? 8pm
Dear Mrs Blair (Camcorder Guerillas 2004) 15mins
and
FTA - Free The Army/Fuck The Army (1972) 94 Mins
Food and Drink available
Entrance - suggested donation #2 or free if youre skint!
Dear Mrs Blair - A video letter to Cherie Blair from Glaswegian mother
Rose Gentle, whose son Gordon was killed in Iraq on 28 June 2004. Gordon
was 19 years old; he'd joined the Army just six months earlier at Pollok
Job Centre.
Rose believes his life was wasted in an illegal and unjustifiable war.
In "Dear Mrs Blair' Rose appeals to the Prime Minister's wife to listen
to her "mother to mother".
http://www.camcorderguerillas.net/mrsblairupdate.htm
FTA (Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland) - documentary about a political
vaudeville-style roadshow which travelled around US military bases
performing to soldiers both in the US and Pacific Rim. The film was part
of the US anti-war effort, encouraging and inspiring soldiers to leave
the army and the Vietnam war.
The film was withdrawn within a week of its release as it appears to
incite disaffection, insubordination and even fragging (the killing of
officers and commanders by ordinary GIs using fragmentation devices,
most commonly the hand grenade) - as Donald Sutherland's speech at the
end of the film appears to suggest.
This event is a fundraiser for six anti-war activists fined #1500 for
aggravated tresspass for protesting at an arms Factory in Brighton last
year. The action was part of a concerted campaign to kick local arms
dealders EDO/MBM Technologies out of Brighton. EDO
MBM's factory on Home Farm Road, Moulescoombe, manufactures bomb racks,
release clips, arming mechanisms and targeting equipment; all of which
has been used in the recent Iraq invasion.
http://www.smashedo.bpec.org/index.php?page=about
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/southcoast/2004/12/302786.html
General resistance within and against the military websites:
http://www.traveling-soldier.org/7.03.words.php
http://www.traveling-soldier.org/10.04.fta.php
- the excellent Travelling Soldier - agitating at the front lines,
rising from the ranks to get soldiers out of Iraq and fighting for
working class peoples' interests *Have a look*!!
http://web.archive.org/web/20030621233900/www.users.bigpond.com/pbtoms/ritain.htm
- info about Resistance in the Army
http://www.militaryproject.org - GI Special. News from the frontlines
of the Iraqi, US military and military family resistance to the ongoing
war in Iraq.
http://www.vvaw.org/ - Vietnam Veterans Against The War
http://www.ivaw.net/ - Iraq Veterans Against The War
http://www.vaiw.org/vet/index.php - Veterans Against The Iraq War
http://www.mfso.org/ - Military Families Speak Out
http://www.mfaw.org.uk/ - Military Families Against War - UK Group
Ahlan wa sahlan bikum!
Rose Gentle, whose son Gordon was killed in Iraq on 28 June 2004. Gordon
was 19 years old; he'd joined the Army just six months earlier at Pollok
Job Centre.
Rose believes his life was wasted in an illegal and unjustifiable war.
In "Dear Mrs Blair' Rose appeals to the Prime Minister's wife to listen
to her "mother to mother".
http://www.camcorderguerillas.net/mrsblairupdate.htm FTA (Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland) - documentary about a political
vaudeville-style roadshow which travelled around US military bases
performing to soldiers both in the US and Pacific Rim. The film was part
of the US anti-war effort, encouraging and inspiring soldiers to leave
the army and the Vietnam war.
The film was withdrawn within a week of its release as it appears to
incite disaffection, insubordination and even fragging (the killing of
officers and commanders by ordinary GIs using fragmentation devices,
most commonly the hand grenade) - as Donald Sutherland's speech at the
end of the film appears to suggest.
This event is a fundraiser for six anti-war activists fined #1500 for
aggravated tresspass for protesting at an arms Factory in Brighton last
year. The action was part of a concerted campaign to kick local arms
dealders EDO/MBM Technologies out of Brighton. EDO
MBM's factory on Home Farm Road, Moulescoombe, manufactures bomb racks,
release clips, arming mechanisms and targeting equipment; all of which
has been used in the recent Iraq invasion.
http://www.smashedo.bpec.org/index.php?page=about http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/southcoast/2004/12/302786.html General resistance within and against the military websites:
http://www.traveling-soldier.org/7.03.words.php http://www.traveling-soldier.org/10.04.fta.php - the excellent Travelling Soldier - agitating at the front lines,
rising from the ranks to get soldiers out of Iraq and fighting for
working class peoples' interests *Have a look*!!
http://web.archive.org/web/20030621233900/www.users.bigpond.com/pbtoms/ritain.htm - info about Resistance in the Army
http://www.militaryproject.org - GI Special. News from the frontlines of the Iraqi, US military and military family resistance to the ongoing
war in Iraq.
http://www.vvaw.org/ - Vietnam Veterans Against The War http://www.ivaw.net/ - Iraq Veterans Against The War http://www.vaiw.org/vet/index.php - Veterans Against The Iraq War http://www.mfso.org/ - Military Families Speak Out http://www.mfaw.org.uk/ - Military Families Against War - UK Group Ahlan wa sahlan bikum!
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