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Plans for Day X Protests (in the event of war)

category national | miscellaneous | news report author Wednesday March 12, 2003 23:35author by Irish Anti War Movement - Irish Anti War Movementauthor email info at irishantiwar dot org Report this post to the editors

Plans for Day X Protests (in the event of war)

Plans for Day X Protests (in the event of war) IRISH ANTI WAR MOVEMENT ON DAY X THE DAY WAR ON IRAQ BREAKS OUT STOP THE WORLD TO STOP THE WAR A US led War on Iraq is looking increasingly certain. If war does start there must be massive protests everywhere. Anti war organisations across the globe have agreed a plan for protests on DAY X and the weekend after. Here in Ireland the Irish Anti War Movement, the Peace & Neutrality Alliance and the NGO Peace Alliance have agreed the following plan for Day X in conjunction with the planned International protests. We call on all those oppossed to this unjust war and Irish involvment in it to support the following plans for DAY X protests: On DAY X -Join a ten minute solidarity stoppage at Midday.

Plans for Day X Protests (in the event of war)


IRISH ANTI WAR MOVEMENT

ON DAY X THE DAY WAR ON IRAQ BREAKS OUT
STOP THE WORLD TO STOP THE WAR

A US led War on Iraq is looking increasingly certain.
If war does start there must be massive protests everywhere. Anti war organisations across the globe have agreed a plan for protests on DAY X and the weekend after.

Here in Ireland the Irish Anti War Movement, the Peace & Neutrality Alliance and the NGO Peace Alliance have agreed the following plan for Day X in conjunction with the planned International protests.

We call on all those oppossed to this unjust war and Irish involvment in it to support the following plans for DAY X protests: On DAY X
-Join a ten minute solidarity stoppage at Midday. (walk out of work, school college, your house, stop your car - wear a white arm band/ribbon.)
-Protest in your City/town centre at 6pm. (Dublin:US Embassy)
-Mass Demonstrations in Regional Centres the following Saturday at 2pm - Dublin, Cork, Waterford, Galway, Derry, Belfast. (Dublin: Assemble Central Bank Plaza, Dame St).

There are tens of thousands of leaflets and posters advertising these plans. Contact us at Tel: 087-6329511 or e-mail: [email protected] or your local anti war group (see the website - www.irishantiwar.org).

We appeal to all IAWM members and supporters to actively promote the plans for the Day X protests.
Things you can do: Leaflet and poster your area. Get commitments from your workmates/Union branch to join the 10 min stoppage. Visit other workplaces, schools, colleges, shops in your area and canvass support for the Day X protests.
Submit articles, write letters to your local newspapers about the war and the plans for Day x protests.

Remember the only reason this war has not started already is because of the scale of mass popular protest across the world. The only thing that will halt the war once it starts will be taking these protests to an even higher level. The protests on Day X must be the biggest protests the world has ever seen. We must starting working for them now.


Other events coming up.

Longford Anti War Public Meeting.
Thursday March 13th. Longford Arms Hotel 8.30pm.
Anti War Fundraiser
Exhibition of February 15th photos and Music from Buskers Against Bush. Friday 14th @ 8pm Liberty Hall, Eden Quay, Dublin. Admission 5 Euro or donation. Proceeds to be divided between Irish Anti War Movement and Globalise Resistance. Organised by Globalise Resistance.

Colombia 3 protest.
Saturday March 15th @ 2.30pm Dept of Foreig Affairs St Stephens Green, Dublin.
All independent legal observers at the trial of the three Irishmen agree that they will not get a faiir trial in Colombia. This protest is calling on the Irish government to intervene on the men's behalf.

Tralee - Anti War March.
A major demonstration is taking place in Tralee this Saturday March 15th. Assemble outside UDC Offices (Beside Brandon Hotel Car park) at 2.30pm.See website www.irishantiwar.org for full details.

Longford - Anti war protest
An Anti War protest will be taking place this Sunday, March 16th in Longford at 3pm in Car Park opposite St Mels Cathedral.



ANTI WAR CONTACT INFO

NATIONAL: Athlone: 087-6329511; Carlow Anti War Movement 086-3772825; Castlebar/Westport: 098-42868; Charleville: 087-6329511; Clonakilty: 086-3080459; Clonmel: 087-6329511; Cork Anti War Campaign: 087-1258325, [email protected] ; Dingle for Peace: 066-9155863; Dundalk: 087-9213200; Drogheda: 087-9213200; Galway: 091-521373; Donegal Alliance Against War: 086 3773913; Letterkenny: 086-3773913, [email protected] ; Maynooth College: 087-6329511; Maynooth Anti War Movement: 086-3849882 [email protected] ; Midwest Alliance against Militarism & War: 086-8228032 also contact 086 8403782 in Limerick or 087-6261679 in Shannon; Mullingar: 087-7970139, [email protected] ; Sligo: 087-6329511; Thurles: 087-6329511; Tralee Anti War Movement: 086-3176921 [email protected] ; Tullamore Anti War Movement: 087-7624327, [email protected] ; Waterford: 086-3274015 ; Westmeath: 087-7970139 or 086-1963134; Wexford: 087-2419852; Writers Against War: 01 4911529, [email protected]

DUBLIN: Ballyfermot: 087-9090166; Ballymun/Finglas: 086-3616159 or 086-3074060; Blanchardstown: 087-6273581; Bray/Wicklow: 2867980; City Centre: 087-9032281; City Centre South: 085-7158567; Dundrum: 087 6650442; Dun Laoghaire: 2304621; Dun Laoghaire IT; 087-6406431; Fairview Against War: 087 6811687; Lucan: 086 3849882; NUI Maynooth: 086 1640538 Rathmines Against War: 087-7955013; Rialto: 086-1523542; Tallaght: 086-8107508; North County Dublin: 087-2400331; Trinity: 087-7455475; UCD: 087-2839964; DCU: 087-6329511.

Other areas include: Community Workers against the war; Health workers against the war; School students against the war; Performers against the war; Surgeons against the war, Transport workers against the war and more ... contact 087-6329511 for information

NOT ON THE LIST? Contact 087-6329511 or 087-7955013 or [email protected] for advice on setting up a local group.

Related Link: http://irishantiwar.org
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