Dublin - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970
Thursday January 01 1970
No war against Iran or Syria- weekly leafleting for March 19th
dublin |
anti-war / imperialism |
event notice 
Monday February 21, 2005 16:47
by south city against war - south city against war
southcityagainstwar at yahoo dot ie
South city anti-war group is organising weekly leafleting from 5.30 pm every tuesday on grafton street between now and March 19th.
Everybody welcome to come along
The stall will be opposite the AIB bank at trinity end of grafton st
South city anti-war group is organising weekly leafleting from 5.30 pm every tuesday on grafton street between now and March 19th.
Everybody welcome to come along
The stall will be opposite the AIB bank at trinity end of grafton st
Despite the elections in Iraq the bloody and illegal occupation continues. Now Bush is talking of attacking Iran and Syria.
Build for March 19th-global day of action against war
all welcome
Comments (4 of 4)
Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4War. What is it good for?
Absolutely nothing!
Er, except ending slavery.
Oh, and defeating Nazism.
And Communism obviously.
Have I mentioned ending Saddam's reign of terror?
Or the Taliban?
But apart from that.
War - it solves nothing (kinda sorta)
"Speaking at a veterans’ celebration at Suncreek United Methodist Church in Allen, Texas, on Feb. 19, Johnson told the crowd that he explained his theory to President Bush and Rep. Kay Granger (R-Texas) on the porch of the White House one night.
Johnson said he told the president that night, “Syria is the problem. Syria is where those weapons of mass destruction are, in my view. You know, I can fly an F-15, put two nukes on ‘em and I’ll make one pass. We won’t have to worry about Syria anymore.”
and as the link in previous comment shows this guy has the ear of bush
27% adults - that's just about Bush's vote - Right? Scary.
"Finally, the option of using “nuclear weapons to attack terrorist facilities” drew the support of 27% of adults, with 72% opposing, which would shatter the taboo on using these weapons militarily since the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Experts agree that the power of today’s weapons, their range of damage and the peril of drifting radioactive fallout far exceeds the bombs used against Japan. That support has declined 7% since 2001, however."
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