anti-war

October 11th: March & Rally to Get U.S. Out of Iraq and Afghanistan Now!

2008/10/11 - 12:00pm
2008/10/11 - 3:00pm
Location: 
Pratt Park (Seattle)

October 11th: March & Rally to Get U.S. Out of Iraq and Afghanistan Now!"

DATE: Saturday, October 11
TIME: 12:00 noon

Begins at Pratt Park (20th & Yesler).
March past recruiting stations at 23rd and Jackson on
the way to Cal Anderson Park (11th & Pine).

Help Make October 11 a National Day of Antiwar Action!

Tacoma: Army Recruiting Station Attacked

Tacoma Army Recruitment Window Smashed

Last night, the 31st of July, the windows of a recruitment station at the Tacoma Mall were smashed. This was done in solidarity with the Northwest's current resistance to port militarization.

For the forces of order who attempt to strike fear into the hearts of our comrades down at the port--we have a message for you:

Get out of Cascadia, or face imminent retaliation.

We will strike again.

August 2nd: Rally Against Wars in Iraq and Iran (Ft. Lewis)

2008/08/02 - 12:00pm
2008/08/02 - 3:36pm
Location: 
Exit 119 (Ft. Lewis)

August 2nd: Rally Against Wars in Iraq and Iran (Ft. Lewis)

Saturday, August 2nd, is the National Day of Action against war with Iran. Join your friends and neighbors outside Fort Lewis, for a family-friendly demonstration and overpass rally organized by IVAW, G.I. Voice, and Olympia SDS.

WHERE: I-5 Exit 119 (Outside Ft. Lewis)
WHEN: Saturday, August 2nd, Noon-3pm.

Anti-war rally outside Fort Lewis.

No War on Iraq! No War on Iran!

GI Coffeehouse Fundraiser in Olympia

2008/07/27 - 10:00am
2008/07/27 - 1:00pm
Iraq Veterans Against the War circle logo
Location: 
Olympia Unitarian Universalist Church

Vics Pizza and Vietnam and Iraq Veterans speaking!

Portland SDS Takes City Hall, Demands Meeting With Mayor

Date of First Release: 
March 21, 2008
Author(s): 
Portland News Crew

Kids take City Hall, demand Mayor come out.

Police Brutalize Protestor in Mallipo, South Korea

Date of First Release: 
March 29, 2007
Author(s): 
Reuters
Police Brutalize Protestor in Mallipo, South Korea

Police officers arrest an anti-war protester, who blocked the way of South Korean marine armoured vehicles, at a rally demanding a stop to a joint landing operation during war exercises at Mallipo Beach, South Korea with the United States military.

Puppies for Peace

Date of First Release: 
March 26, 2007
Author(s): 
Phil Klein
Author(s): 
You Witness News
Puppies for Peace

A dog wears an anti-war sign during a protest against the Iraq war in San Luis Obispo, California on March 17, 2007.

Arrest at Port Militarization Resistance Action in Mallipo, South Korea

Date of First Release: 
March 29, 2007
Author(s): 
Reuters
Arrest at Port Militarization Resistance Action in Mallipo, South Korea

Police officers arrest an anti-war protester, who blocked the way of South Korean marine armoured vehicles, at a rally demanding a stop to a joint landing operation during war excercises at Mallipo Beach, South Korea with the United States military.

Lebonese Student Holding Banner

Date of First Release: 
May 10, 2007
Author(s): 
Associated Press
Lebonese Student Holding Banner

A Lebonese student holds a banner in Arabic that reads "Enough," during a demonstration organized by activists from the anti-war movement called "Joy of Giving" in Beirut, Lebanon.

David Smith-Ferri on encounters with Iraqi people and the events that have shaped their lives over the last eight years

2008/02/29 - 7:00pm
2008/02/29 - 9:00pm
Location: 
King's Books, 218 St. Helens Avenue, Tacoma, WA

Activist poet David Smith-Ferri, whose newly released book, Battlefield without Borders (Haley’s Publishing), portrays his encounters with Iraqi people and the events that have shaped their lives over the last eight years will appear at King’s Books, 218 St. Helens Ave., Tacoma on Friday, February 29th at 7pm. He will be giving a multimedia presentation, with poetry and slideshow from trips to Iraq and Jordan. Through poetry, stories, and slides, Smith-Ferri will attempt to bring the people he has met into our presence.

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