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Join
the Tallahassee Network for Justice and Peace, Veterans for Peace,
Vietnam
Veterans Against the War, & Military Families Speak Out
Every
Thursday 4 - 6 pm
Every
Sunday 12:30 - 2:30 pm
- At
the Old Capitol -
Corner
of Monroe St. and Apalachee Parkway
.
George
Bush counter-demonstrating at our Sunday peace witness.
.
.
Announcements
This
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The
Unexplained Exit Poll Discrepency - Dr. Steven Freeman (updated Nov. 21st, 2004) (PDF file - 390K - takes a couple
minutes
to load with dial-up connection. Best to right click and 'save as' to
Desktop
or My Documents - then click to open file with Adobe Acrobat reader)
In Case Of Another Stolen Election: Emegency Protest To Defend
Democracy!
Wednesday, November 3rd at 9:00 AM in front of the
old State Capitol,
Monroe St. and Apalachee Pkwy.
We cannot allow a repeat of the 2000 election. If
there is serious voter
disenfranchisement or fraud, we must be out on the streets in
mass,
demanding our democratic rights. Tens of thousands of people throughout
the country have pledged to protest starting on Nov. 3, in the case of
a fraudulent vote count.
Local Organizations Endorsing :
CODEPINK, TALLAHASSEE NOW, FLORIDA NOW, CENTER FOR
PARTICIPANT EDUCATION,
STUDENTS UNITED FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE, TALLAHASSEE GREEN PARTY,
VETERANS
FOR PEACE, TALLAHASSEE VIETNAM VETERANS AGAINST THE WAR, TALLAHASSEE
NETWORK
FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE
Texans
for Truth, working
with DriveDemocracy.org,
has
launched a nationwide project to document election abuses: V3 - The
Video
Vote Vigil. We're looking for volunteers to film voter intimidation
efforts
wherever they take place: highway road blocks, polling places, work
sites,
or neighborhoods.
We'll need your help -- if you can be present at a
polling place location
with your video equipment please document what you see. If you get
video
of voter intimidation or suppression efforts please upload them to this
site so the world can see. On November 2nd please join the army of
volunteers
who will keep an eye on our democracy. Volunteer here to submit video
of
disturbances outside polling locations. Enter your contact info and we
will send you an email with more information. Register
now!
Bullies like to work in the dark. They like to hide.
But with the help
of tens of thousands of volunteers, we can shine a light on them. Join
us in this historic effort.
The thugs cannot escape a million righteous eyes...
Michael Moore, Rosanne Barr and the Goo Goo
Dolls at the Tallhassee/
Leon County Civic Center Monday Nov. 1st at 8:00 PM sponsered by the
FSU
College Democrats.
Eyes Wide Open, the National War Casualties
Memorial, is a solemn presentation
of over 1,103 pairs of empty combat boots, one pair for each American
soldier
and an exhibit of civilian footwear and names. Volunteers are needed to
work in the set-up, ongoing presentation, and repacking of the EWO
Memorial.
We especially need numbers at dawn and dusk, although there is day work
as well. All volunteers are requested to register in advance. FMI Susan
Taylor 219-1223, susanandmike@hcs.com.
Tax deductible contributions for the event are needed and checks should
be made out to Tallahassee Friends Meeting and sent to:
Tallahassee Friends Meeting
2001 S Magnolia Dr
Tallahassee 32308
When: Tuesday, Nov 2 - 6:00pm
Where: 1720 S Gadsden St (From the Capitol Building drive
south on
Monroe St. Turn left at the second stop light after the railroad
overpass
(Palmer St.), and then the next right onto Gadsden. The Center is the
big
two story white building on the right.)
Live Music from Solar System, The Ums, Blue Moon,
Good Sense in the
Beginning and MORE. Also art, food and a LIVE remote from V-89 Radio.
The
Living Wage (Tallahassee's 1st Fair Trade store) will be
OPEN!
$5 suggested donation
500
COLLEGE ACTIVISTS TO GATHER IN TALLAHASSEE August 6 - 8, 2004 at the Florida State University and
Florida A&M
University campuses for the second annual Florida College
Activist
Conference.
Camp
Wellstone in Tallahassee,
Florida! You are invited to attend the upcoming Camp Wellstone
non-profit training
program in Tallahassee, Florida the weekend of August 13 -15,
2004.
This Camp Wellstone training is designed specifically for individuals
and
non-profit organizations interested in non-partisan voter registration,
education and mobilization, as well as protecting the voting rights of
citizens, Including Voter Registration: Effectively reaching and
registering
new voters, Voter Education, Voter Mobilization, Election Protection.
To sign up online visit www.wellstone.org
Questions, email
Amber Goodwin
or call 202.546.6752.
Computer Ate
My
Vote -- National Day of Action The Computer Ate My Vote local press conference/rally will be
held
here in Tallahassee on Tues., July 13, 2004 at 11am on the steps of the
Old Capitol.
FREE
PUBLICITY - V89 Did you know that if you are a non profit organization
Tallahassee's
most loved radio station will give you free promotion? The V89
continuity
department is here to turn your group info or upcoming events into
public
service announcements for the whole community to hear. All you have to
do is send your info to wvfspsa(at)hotmail.com.
If you are sending an event make sure you include dates,
times, locations,
co-sponsors, and any other important details. We cannot promote an
event
that charges, unless it is going to a specific charity or organization.
You must include where the money is going from an event. We are also
happy
to welcome psa writers from the community. If you are
interested
in writing for V89 please contact
Amy.
1. Contact
us. Let us know your
concerns and whether you would like to be contacted if the TNJP
organizes
a large peaceful vigil in Tallahassee (or join our email
list - replace the (at) with @)
5. Contact local organizations and religious
denominations and arrange
a speaker. TNJP has speakers available to talk to groups about
alternatives
to war, on proposed restrictions on the Bill of Rights, and on
anti-racism
and religious tolerance.
