STOP NATO: �NO PASARAN! - HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK --------------------------- ListBot Sponsor -------------------------- Get a low APR NextCard Visa in 30 seconds! 1. Fill in the brief application 2. Receive approval decision within 30 seconds 3. Get rates as low as 2.99% Intro or 9.99% Ongoing APR and no annual fee! Apply NOW! http://www.bcentral.com/listbot/NextCard ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ["The people of conscience in this province have decided to go on the offensive and strike this government where they can't ignore it: the economic infrastructure and activities of the interests served by Harris' agenda."] In a message dated 16/06/01 21:48:07 Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << JUNE 16, 2001 -- OCAP ASSEMBLY REPORT Delegates from community organizations, first nations, students, and labour unions gathered in Toronto this June 15-16 to discuss tactics and concrete strategies for province-wide economic disruption commencing this fall. The Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP), in the face of increasing police repression, presented a platform to step up and take down the Harris government. The theme "The Long Retreat Is Over" pervaded the meetings. After five years of fighting for services and spaces destroyed by Harris' policies, the people of conscience in this province have decided to go on the offensive and strike this government where they can't ignore it: the economic infrastructure and activities of the interests served by Harris' agenda. Toronto has committed itself to kicking off the actions with a disruption of the city's financial district, the heart of Canadian capitalism. The attempts to repress a strengthening resistance to the crimes being committed by the Harris regime will not stop what has already begun. As Sue Collis stated before her arrest last night, "The only thing we regret after June 15th 2000 ... is that Harris is still in power. Take note that this anniversary marks a beginning. The long retreat is over." This sentiment will carry OCAP and its supporters through the current crackdown, and onward to province-wide economic disruption this fall. OCAP members John Clarke and Gian Mura, along with Ewin Gibb of the CAW, will appear in court in Oshawa this Monday morning. Sean-Lee Popham appears in Oshawa on Thursday morning, June 21st. Sue Collis' bail hearing has been put over until Monday morning, when she will appear at College Park at 10 am, Courtroom 501. The arrests of this week, along with the costs of organizing province-wide action, have renewed OCAP's need for funds. If you can support the Coalition please contact us or send cheques made out to OCAP to the address below. ** Ontario Coalition Against Poverty 249 Sherbourne Street Toronto, Ontario M5A 2R9 416-925-6939 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.ocap.ca ** >> ______________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JUNE 16, 2001 -- OCAP ASSEMBLY REPORT Delegates from community organizations, first nations, students, and labour unions gathered in Toronto this June 15-16 to discuss tactics and concrete strategies for province-wide economic disruption commencing this fall. The Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP), in the face of increasing police repression, presented a platform to step up and take down the Harris government. The theme "The Long Retreat Is Over" pervaded the meetings. After five years of fighting for services and spaces destroyed by Harris' policies, the people of conscience in this province have decided to go on the offensive and strike this government where they can't ignore it: the economic infrastructure and activities of the interests served by Harris' agenda. Toronto has committed itself to kicking off the actions with a disruption of the city's financial district, the heart of Canadian capitalism. The attempts to repress a strengthening resistance to the crimes being committed by the Harris regime will not stop what has already begun. As Sue Collis stated before her arrest last night, "The only thing we regret after June 15th 2000 ... is that Harris is still in power. Take note that this anniversary marks a beginning. The long retreat is over." This sentiment will carry OCAP and its supporters through the current crackdown, and onward to province-wide economic disruption this fall. OCAP members John Clarke and Gian Mura, along with Ewin Gibb of the CAW, will appear in court in Oshawa this Monday morning. Sean-Lee Popham appears in Oshawa on Thursday morning, June 21st. Sue Collis' bail hearing has been put over until Monday morning, when she will appear at College Park at 10 am, Courtroom 501. The arrests of this week, along with the costs of organizing province-wide action, have renewed OCAP's need for funds. If you can support the Coalition please contact us or send cheques made out to OCAP to the address below. ** Ontario Coalition Against Poverty 249 Sherbourne Street Toronto, Ontario M5A 2R9 416-925-6939 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.ocap.ca **
