Wednesday, 4 January 2012

Protest rally: Hands off Syria, Don't attack Iran!


Sat 28 January 2pm-4pm
Picket at US Embassy: No western intervention in the Middle East

US Embassy
Grosvenor Square
London W1 [map]


The growing threats against Iran in recent weeks have been backed up with increased sanctions. As we know from Iraq, these are a prelude to war, not an alternative to it. There are signs of covert intervention already in Iran, as there are in Syria. Stop the War opposes all military intervention from the west in the region, for which there is absolutely no justification.

We will be gathering outside the US embassy, Grosvenor Square, London W1 on Saturday 28 January from 2-4pm. Please support it if you can.

If armed Chinese troops were in Texas...

The United States has at least 700 military bases across the globe, possibly more than 1,000. Imagine if China followed the US model and had armed troops in Texas.



Saturday, 1 October 2011

Help us make the Anti War Assembly huge

We need to plan the final few days of publicity for the Anti War assembly this Saturday 8th October. Please come along to our planning meeting to find out how to get involved.

Monday 3rd October
7:30pm
Vestry of Clapham Methodist Church, Nelson's Row, just off Clapham High Street

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Everyone is very welcome

Sunday, 11 September 2011

Prepare for the Anti War Assembly

Lots happening in the lead up to the anti war assembly:

Public Meeting: Libya, Nato & the Arab Spring
Wednesday 14th September, 7pm
Bloomsbury Baptist Church, 235 Shaftesbury Avenue, WC2H 8EP
With
  • George Galloway
  • Sami Ramadani (Iraqi Democrats Against Occupation)
  • Madawi Al-Rasheed (Saudi academic)
  • Mohammed Matar (leading Bahraini political activist)
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    Breaking the Silence: Speak Out, Tweet Out
    22 September, 7.30pm
    University of London Union (ULU), Malet Street, London WC1E 7HY
    In a UK first, Stop the War has brought together poets, rappers and other spoken word performers to perform at a tweet convention aimed at raising to viral level the profile of the October 8 Antiwar Mass Assembly in Trafalgar Square.
    More details here

    Afghanistan & The War on Terror - Ten Years On
    Tuesday 27th September, 7:30pm
    Balham Library, 16 Ramsden Road, London SW12 8QY
    With:
  • Greg Muttitt (author Fuel on the Fire - Oil and Politics in Occupied Iraq)
  • Lindsey German (convenor Stop the War Coalition)
  • Shadia Edwards-Dashti (Stop the War Coalition Student organiser)
    More details here

    To advertise all of this we're having stalls in Brixton on Sunday 18th September and in Streatham on Sunday 25th September, both at 2pm. If you can help out please email Chris

    This is all leading up to the big anti war assembly in Trafalgar Square on Saturday 8th October
  • Monday, 29 August 2011

    Next Organising Meeting

    Our next organising meeting is on

    Monday 5th September
    7:30pm
    Vestry of Clapham Common Methodist Church, Nelsons Row
    (just off the High Street, close to Clapham Common tube)

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    Everyone is very welcome

    Saturday, 27 August 2011

    Two Stalls this Weekend

    Lambeth Stop the War Coalition is having two stalls this weekend:

    Saturday 27th August
    2pm - 4pm
    Meet outside the Imperial War Museum.
    If you can help please email Grace

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    Sunday 28th August
    meet 1pm at Notting Hill Gate tube, then move on the Notting Hill Carnival.
    If you can help please email Sam

    Note that we won't be having a stall at the Urban Green Fair on Sunday 4th September as the event has been cancelled

    Friday, 19 August 2011

    Stop the Imperial War this Saturday

    This Saturday 27th August, at 2pm, Lambeth Stop the War Coalition will be joining forces wih Central London Stop the War to run an alternative information centre/street stall outside the Imperial War museum - our very own 'Contemporary Imperial War Museum'.

    If you're interested in helping please email Grace

    While the exhibits inside the museum commemorate the tragedy and sacrifice of past wars, most prominently World War 1 and 2, we need to put it in the forefront of people's minds that the UK is still at war in Afghanistan. This is a deadly, costly, unjust and pointless war, and one that has now lasted nearly as long as the 2 World Wars put together.

    The day of action is a chance to raise the profile of the mass assembly on October 8th. We'll be getting people to sign the pledge for the protest and saying enough is enough: the last 10 years of war has to be brought to an end.

    We will be there from 2pm. Look out for us by the big cannons near the main entrance. And, if you're thinking of coming, please email Grace so we can look out for you


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