Conghaileach
6th November 2002, 18:55
VoteNoWar on Election Day
Millions of people who believe in peace are going to the polls today
hoping their vote will make a difference and help stop George Bush's
planned war on Iraq. Another part of the population that also opposes
war on Iraq has now become alienated from the electoral process
altogether and will not be going to the polls. We encourage everyone
today, November 5th, Election Day, to let your friends, family
members, neighbors and co-workers know they should also participate in
a People's Ant-War Referendum Vote by going to VoteNoWar.org or by
signing paper referendums which are downloadable from the
VoteNoWar.org web site.
Let your friends, family members, neighbors and co-workers see the
true face of the anti-war movement -- yours -- by encouraging people
to vote in the referendum. You will give confidence to many who have
quietly and personally opposed this war drive, and who may have been
given the false impression by the media, the Administration and the
Congress that the country supports the violent aggression of Bush's
potentially nuclear "preemptive" war policy.
At the time that Congress reconvenes in January, 2003, the People's
Peace Congress, representing tens of millions of people in this
country and around the world, will convene in Washington, D.C. as part
of a continuing mobilization against the war. The results of the
People's Anti-War Referendum as they are tabulated will be released to
the world through an international public relations campaign and will
be also brought to People's Peace Congress as it convenes in January.
HERE ARE 5 WAYS YOU CAN GET INVOLVED
1) Register your vote by signing the referendum at
http://www.votenowar.org/referendum.html
2) Download the VoteNoWar referendum and collect votes in your area
(this is very easy, only Acrobat Reader is required). You can also
download a two-sided flyer explaining both the People's Anti-War
Referendum and the January 18-19 mobilization. The referendum can be
downloaded at http://www.votenowar.org/referendum.pdf and the flyer
at http://www.votenowar.org/flyer.pdf. If you have problems
downloading the flyers, call us at 202-332-5757 and we'll send you a
packet in the mail.
After you download and reproduce the referendum and flyers, ask you
friends, co-workers, neighbors and family to Vote No to War. Hand out
flyers or set up a table in front of a supermarket, at a college or
high school, at a place of worship, or at a metro station.
3) Send people you know information about the People's Anti-War
Referendum. You can forward this message to personal contacts or
email listserves, or go to http://161.58.14.9/cgi-
bin/birdcast_clm2.pl?Tell+your+friends+about+the+Anti-
War+Referendum=Click+here+to+send+e-mail and enter the names of up to
five people and they will be sent general information about the
campaign.
4) Add a link to VoteNoWar.org to your website -- or suggest that
others do this. Go to http://www.votenowar.org/add_link.html for a
graphic button and instructions (it's very simple, you just cut and
paste one single line of HTML code onto your web page).
5) Make a donation to advance the anti-war movement at
http://www.votenowar.org/donate.html .
FOR MORE INFORMATION
http://www.VoteNoWar.org
http://www.InternationalANSWER.org
[email protected]
New York 212-633-6646
Washington 202-332-5757
Chicago 773-878-0166
Los Angeles 213-487-2368
San Francisco 415-821-6545
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Millions of people who believe in peace are going to the polls today
hoping their vote will make a difference and help stop George Bush's
planned war on Iraq. Another part of the population that also opposes
war on Iraq has now become alienated from the electoral process
altogether and will not be going to the polls. We encourage everyone
today, November 5th, Election Day, to let your friends, family
members, neighbors and co-workers know they should also participate in
a People's Ant-War Referendum Vote by going to VoteNoWar.org or by
signing paper referendums which are downloadable from the
VoteNoWar.org web site.
Let your friends, family members, neighbors and co-workers see the
true face of the anti-war movement -- yours -- by encouraging people
to vote in the referendum. You will give confidence to many who have
quietly and personally opposed this war drive, and who may have been
given the false impression by the media, the Administration and the
Congress that the country supports the violent aggression of Bush's
potentially nuclear "preemptive" war policy.
At the time that Congress reconvenes in January, 2003, the People's
Peace Congress, representing tens of millions of people in this
country and around the world, will convene in Washington, D.C. as part
of a continuing mobilization against the war. The results of the
People's Anti-War Referendum as they are tabulated will be released to
the world through an international public relations campaign and will
be also brought to People's Peace Congress as it convenes in January.
HERE ARE 5 WAYS YOU CAN GET INVOLVED
1) Register your vote by signing the referendum at
http://www.votenowar.org/referendum.html
2) Download the VoteNoWar referendum and collect votes in your area
(this is very easy, only Acrobat Reader is required). You can also
download a two-sided flyer explaining both the People's Anti-War
Referendum and the January 18-19 mobilization. The referendum can be
downloaded at http://www.votenowar.org/referendum.pdf and the flyer
at http://www.votenowar.org/flyer.pdf. If you have problems
downloading the flyers, call us at 202-332-5757 and we'll send you a
packet in the mail.
After you download and reproduce the referendum and flyers, ask you
friends, co-workers, neighbors and family to Vote No to War. Hand out
flyers or set up a table in front of a supermarket, at a college or
high school, at a place of worship, or at a metro station.
3) Send people you know information about the People's Anti-War
Referendum. You can forward this message to personal contacts or
email listserves, or go to http://161.58.14.9/cgi-
bin/birdcast_clm2.pl?Tell+your+friends+about+the+Anti-
War+Referendum=Click+here+to+send+e-mail and enter the names of up to
five people and they will be sent general information about the
campaign.
4) Add a link to VoteNoWar.org to your website -- or suggest that
others do this. Go to http://www.votenowar.org/add_link.html for a
graphic button and instructions (it's very simple, you just cut and
paste one single line of HTML code onto your web page).
5) Make a donation to advance the anti-war movement at
http://www.votenowar.org/donate.html .
FOR MORE INFORMATION
http://www.VoteNoWar.org
http://www.InternationalANSWER.org
[email protected]
New York 212-633-6646
Washington 202-332-5757
Chicago 773-878-0166
Los Angeles 213-487-2368
San Francisco 415-821-6545
Sign up to receive updates (low volume)
http//www.internationalanswer.org/subscribelist.html
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