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Steven Clift
Minnesota E-Democracy
On Sun, 8 Dec 2002, Mike Jones wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This is from Anti-War Committee:
>
> No War With Iraq! Anti-War Demonstration and Action
> Rubble Rouse 4 Peace & Justice!
>
> Tuesday, December 10th @ 4pm @ Minneapolis Federal Building, 4th
> Street & 4th Ave, Downtown Minneapolis
>
> The Bush administration's plans for war with Iraq continue. Despite
> the talk about weapons inspectors, the build up and preparations for
> war with Iraq are moving forward. However, the movement to stop this
> war is large and growing. We must continue to voice our opposition to this
> war. Join others to demonstrate in front of the Federal Building to say no
> to war. Also there will be an opportunity to make a strong
> visual statement about our opposition to this war. Bring a bucket of
> rubble (mortar, bricks, dirt, stone, etc.) to dump at the
> Minneapolis Federal Building to create a huge pile symbolizing the
> destruction, bloodshed, death and trauma that would be caused by
> this war.
>
> Bring your own rubble: Be creatively messy! Make your rubble
> symbolic: paint rocks blood-red, write slogans on them, add other
> messages! Please...rubble only. No manure.
>
> Whether you bring your own rubble (B.Y.O.R.) or not, speak out for
> peace and justice in front of the Federal Building.
>
> -Mike Jones
> Uptown
>
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