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Stop the Wars is participating in Boston UNAC

Next BostonUNAC Organizing Meeting:
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typically every 2 weeks

The next Stop the Wars meeting - TBD.

Meetings at Encuentro 5
33 Harrison Ave, 5th Floor, Boston, MA
(Chinatown Stop on the Orange Line T)
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Stop the Wars! All Troops Home Now!

About the Greater Boston Stop the Wars Coalition (STWC)
We call for an end to the criminal wars on the peoples of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq...
read on

6/23 Tell Obama US out of Afghanistan

President Obama plans to announce his plans for the Afghanistan war in a speech Wednesday night. According to press reports he is still evaluating three options, but the most favorable of the 3 options considered is a withdrawal of only 30,000 over 12 months. That option would still leave 70,000 US troops, 42,000 NATO troops, and 90,000 foreign contractors, in Afghanistan. It is a plan for continued war.

May 2011 New England United

NEW ENGLAND UNITED ANTIWAR NETWORK

The next meeting of New England United

BRING THE WAR DOLLARS HOME!
SATURDAY MAY 21, 2011
1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

700 Boylston St., Copley Sq., Boston
Closest T-Stops: Green Line - Copley & Orange Line - Back Bay
For more information call, 617-555-1212 (add web page)

SPONSORS:
MASSACHUSETTS GLOBAL
ACTION,
BOSTON UNITED NATIONAL ANTIWAR COMMITTEE

Welcome

See the list of our Main Activities to the right
A more complete list of our past activities can be found below.

Check out the Act-MA email list to announce or find out about local progressive events, other area event calendars and progressive radio shows.

Arad Spring - Libyan Winter

Arad Spring/Libyan Winter - a forum

As millions of people across the Middle East and North Africa fight for freedom against tyrannical regimes, US warplanes bomb Libya with the stated aim of protecting civilians. But what are the real aims of our government's intervention? How do they relate to its wars and other policies in the Middle East? And what can those of us inspired by the democratic uprisings do to help?

Protest U.S. Attacks on Libya

Protest/Picket Against U.S. Attacks on Libya
Monday, June 27, 2011, 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Outside Senator John Kerry’s Office
One Bowdoin Square (Next to JFK Building), Boston, MA

Dawn of a New Revolt

Challenging Corporate America’s Wars at Home and Abroad

Growing FBI Repression: Palestine Solidarity Activists Targeted

Forum on FBI repression of antiwar activities.

Date: Wed, March 2, 2011, 7 p.m.

Location: Boston University, Kenmore Classroom Bldg, Rm 101, 565 Comm. Ave., Boston (near Kenmore Sq.)

Teach In on Egypt 2/17/11

Palestine Cultural Center for Peace
41 Quint Ave., Allston, MA, 02134

Save the date more info soon. Feb. 17th

Co-sponsorship Boston United National Anti-war Coalition (UNAC), Code Pink, MASS Global Action, Stop the Wars Coalition Socialist Alternative, and the New Socialist Project.

Last Planning meeting
Mubarak's downfall is a major victory for the Egyptian people, and all of us who have stood with them. It should be savored and celebrated to the fullest.
At the same time, bringing down the dictator was in some ways the easy part. It is what nearly everyone could agree on.

Rallies in Solidarity with Egypt

See photos and other comments from Round II, Sat. Feb. 5, 20011 on facebook:

2/5 Solidarity Rally with Egypt II

Round I Sat. Jan. 29th

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