Upcoming Event: Friday February 23rd, 2007.
Mavis Belisle, a leader in the movement against nuclear weapons and founder of the Peace Farm, which is located next to the Pantex facility where nuclear weapons are made and stored. She will give us an update on the Bombplex being planned and other current issues around nuclear weapons.
Friday, February 23, 6:30 pm; held at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 2200 N. Bell (at the corner of Sherman), Denton.
Light snacks will be provided. We will also be discussing upcoming events including our Peace & Justice movie series, memorializing the 4th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq,
tabling at Jazz Fest, and plans for 50th anniversary of
Peace Action.
WE NEED TO HELP TO CONTINUE OUR WORK FOR PEACE. Help is needed in planning, publicising, fundraising, tabling, and more. If can't make it to the meeting and you'd like to help, email us at: PeaceActionDenton@gmail.com
Upcoming Event: Saturday January 27th, 2007.
Denton protest against the escalation of the war against Iraq
Saturday, Jan 27, 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Peace Action Denton will join North Texas Veterans For Peace and Vietnam Veterans Against War along with many others across the nation to protest the escalation of the war against Iraq
We will be on the North Texas Blvd bridge over I-35 E in front of the main entrance to UNT from 9am to 11am to maximize our exposure to freeway traffic and raise awareness of the majority in opposition to the escalation of troops in Iraq.
Please bring large signs with short and simple messages so they can be read from a distance.
Take the North Texas Bl exit from either direction on I-35 E.
Speak out against Pentagon plans to start unrestricted endless deployment of State National Guard forces. Bring your banners, signs, flags, and yourselves to publicly oppose the continuation of the losing illegal war in Iraq.
In event of rain, the event will be canceled and rescheduled for a later date.
The 3,000 th US official killed in action death was reached on Sunday, Dec. 31. Also not to be forgotten are the estimated 650,000 Iraqi deaths.
In memorium and to ask for immediate US troop withdrawl, please join us at 3:30 pm on MONDAY, JANUARY 1 at North Texas Bl and I-35 (Denton). Dress warmly as the high is predicted to only be 50 F.
(this is an earlier starting time than previously)
sandy swan
for Peace Action Denton
As of this writing there are now 2,990 reported KIA in Iraq for a lie. The past month has seen an increase in military operations by both the Allied forces and the insurgents, with resulting increase beyond the average of approximately 3 KIA daily prior to that time. The 3,000th will probably be Friday or Saturday, Dec 29 or Dec 30
The plan is for a demonstration in support of the troops and against the war day to be held the day AFTER the 3,000th KIA is announced on the website http://icasualties.org/oif
The vigil is intended for 5pm-7pm in the area of North Texas Blvd and I-35, near the main entrance to UNT. (TAKE THE NORTH TX BLVD EXIT FROM EITHER DIRECTION ON I-35) Bernie will be coming up from Carrollton with his large VFP banners which we intend to display facing traffic on the N. TX Blvd overpass bridge to provide mass visual impact to the maximum number of persons.
Space will be limited there, so if a large number of people show up I suggest that they line the sidewalk(s) from the corner in towards UNT. North TX Blvd is a 20mph zone in that area with sufficient curves and corners that it should slow down even any potential hostile motorists, such as the guy at Burgess' office in Lewisville last summer.
If anybody needs sign making materials I have a few yard signs collected from the last election available for your use. Email
David Honish or call David at 940-382-2790.
WEATHER? My mother did not raise any fools dumb enough to stand out in the rain. (Well at least not more than once, as we saw at the Old Courthouse Sq last March.) If there is rain let us postpone the event for a day, rather than risk anyone's health standing out in bad weather!
Wage peace,
David Honish
Upcoming Event: Saturday November 11th, 2006.
Sir! No, Sir! A Film about the GI Movement against the War in Vietnam
Showing *Saturday, November 11, 2006* at 7:00 pm
Held at: Trinity Presbyterian Church, 2200 N. Bell (at Sherman), Denton
Admission is free.
GI resistance to the War in Vietnam was one of the most widespread anti-war
movements of the 1960's. Yet the history of that movement has been hidden
and never explored before in film until now.
WHAT: Sir! No, Sir!
WHEN: Saturday, November 11, 7:00 PM
WHERE: Trinity Presbyterian Church
2200 N. Bell (at Sherman)
Denton, Texas 76209
Sponsored by: Peace Action Denton.
Admission is FREE
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