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Twin Cities peace activists to watch and respond to Obama Iraq speech Tuesday evening

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News Advisory
For release: Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Representatives from several Twin Cities-area organizations involved in the anti-war movement plan to watch and respond to a Tuesday evening nationally televised speech by President Obama on the U.S. war in Iraq.

Representatives from Military Families Speak Out, Women Against Military Madness, Anti-War Committee, Twin Cities Peace Campaign and others will meet:

Tuesday, August 31, 2010, 7:00 PM
Mayday Bookstore, 301 Cedar Ave. South, Minneapolis

Say No to Islamophobia!

Defend Mosques and Community Centers! 
The Fight for Peace and Social Justice Requires Defense of All Under Attack! 
Sign this petition @:  http://www.petitiononline.com/nophobia/petition.html

Anti-War Committee Denied Permit for Anti-War March at DNC

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DNC Press Conference, speech given by Anti-War Committee member, Meredith Aby, on Friday, September 27th, 2010


Our Plan to March on the Metrodome in 2012 if the DNC is in Minneapolis

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Speech given by Meredith Aby, Anti-War Committee member, at the DNC press conference

on August 9th, 2010.

Peace and justice movement applying for permits to march on the Democratic National Convention

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March route to be announced at Monday press conference:

12 noon, Monday, August 9, in front of the Minneapolis City Hall.

We Are Prepared to March on the DNC

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Speech by Meredith Aby, Anti-War Committee member and former spokesperson for Coalition to March on the RNC (2008), given at a press conference concerning the DNC on Thursday, July 22, 2010

The Peace Movement Says "NO WAR NO DNC!"

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A speech given by Meredith Aby, Anti-War Committee member, at the No DNC protest in Minneapolis on July 18, 2010

End Plan Colombia! Speech from the US Social Forum, June 2010

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Speech by Karen Sullivan, member of the Anti-War Committee, at the US Social Forum in Detroit, Michigan in June 2010.

Solidarity with the Free Gaza Flotilla

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June 2010

We, the Anti-War Committee, stand firmly with the people of the Free Gaza Flotilla.  They were brave people trying to bring aid to the people of Gaza including medicines, food, water purification systems, and prefabricated houses.  Their actions were a heroic attempt to break the illegal blockade of Gaza which even Israeli officials have accurately called “economic warfare”.  The attack on the Free Gaza Floatilla was not an isolated incident.  It is a part of a wide

Don't Ask, Don't Tell? Don't Enlist!

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Written by Katrina Plotz, Anti-War Committee member, for LGBT Pride 2010.

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