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Cindy Sheehan of Camp Casey Peace Institute, Reverend Lennox Yearwood of the Hip Hop Caucus, and Debra Sweet of the World Can't Wait will march / drive in the Journey for Humanity from Crawford, Texas to New York's Central Park.

Cindy Sheehan wrote:

IMPEACH THEM BOTH!
The people want impeachment...Let's push Congress TO ACT!

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July 23, 2007

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7pm, July 23, 2007

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The momentum behind the impeachment movement is picking up steam!

Hello, to everyone in the Madison community who is fighting for peace and justice:

The impeachment coalition is organizing a street theatre event that will raise public awareness of the policies of torture, the human suffering and the violation of national and international laws committed by this administration.

We hope to make a powerful visual statement to thousands of people driving to work. We will walk in chains, wear the orange Guantanamo prisoner suits with black hoods and be guarded and subjected by American soldiers in fatigues.

We hope to upset commuters'usual morning thoughts and provoke contemplation of these abuses througout the day by an image that they cannot forget, seen three days in a row.

After having time to think about torture being carried out in our name, they may be more inclined to take a few minutes of their time to sign a petitition and get involved through contacting local elected officials.

Watch and record the cablecast of the Chicago June 21st impeachment event featuring David Swanson, John Nichols, Larry Everest and Elaine Brower. Show it to your family, friends, and neighbors!

See it on Channel 19, Monday, July 23, 9 AM.

Last year, Congressman John Conyers participated in several Detroit townhall meetings in which he promised to the people: if Democrats were to win the elections in November 2006, he would uphold the law and the will of the people and impeach the war criminals currently holding the titles of President and Vice President of the United States of America.

In what was widely seen as an indictment of the criminal war of aggression in Iraq and of Bush's policies, Democrats gained the majority in Congress. John Conyers is now the Head of the Judiciary Committee, and holds the power to uphold the law and begin impeachment proceedings.

Now, Congressman Conyers refuses to start the impeachment process; he has broken his promises to the people of Detroit, and the world!

Marchers will assemble on the morning of July 23rd at Arlington National Cemetery and march to the Capitol Hill office of House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers to urge him to begin impeachment proceedings. Participants plan to sit in, read the US Constitution aloud, and if necessary face arrest. Similar sit-ins will happen the same day in Conyers' district offices in Michigan.

March for Peace and Impeachment with Cindy Sheehan, Ray McGovern, Reverend Lennox Yearwood, Debra Sweet, Dave Lindorf, Dave Swanson from Arlington Cemetery to Rep. John Conyers' office in the Rayburn House Office Building to ask him to begin impeachment proceedings against Vice President Dick Cheney and President George W. Bush.

Learn more: http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/sit

Where: Meet at Arlington Cemetery entrance adjacent to the Arlington Cemetery Metro Stop

When: 10 a.m.

Wear: ORANGE

HONK TO IMPEACH BUSH/CHENEY SAVE THE CONSTITUTION

FEEDING CHILDREN IS NOT A CRIME

Speak up for the Right Of Palestinian children to have food,water,shelter,clothing & school supplies
Without Federal Prosecution
Of Those Giving Aid

Join us in at a vigil Supporting the Holy Land Foundation Defendants

Starting JULY 23, 2007

Please join us every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

From 12:00 to 1:00

Across the street from:
Earl Cabell Federal Building
1100 Commerce Street
Dallas, Texas 75242

For information about the vigil:

Email hungryforjustice@gmail.com

Hungry for Justice Coalition

Hungry for Justice was formed in April 2007 as an adhoc committee to organize local and national support for the defendants in the Holy Land Foundation Federal trial. We adhere to non-violent principles and affirm the rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Start time uncertain but it will be afternoon Read the names of all our U.S. dead in Iraq And I will remain in office until the Congressman agrees to return our country to the rule of law by supporting the impeachment of both the President and Vice President. Of course if the Congressman declines to return us to the rule of law, I will gladly allow myself to be escorted off to jail. If we live in a criminal country and decline to do what we can to change it, I believe I belong in jail. I am not asking anyone to join me in the CD aspect of this action, but I would welcome whatever other support could be given. Of course it goes without saying that anyone else sufficiently estranged by their government and wishing to join in the CD would be welcome. Inspiration for this event came from Cindy Sheehan. She will be doing a similar action in House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers' Washington office at the same time.

CODEPINK Women for Peace and Breasts Not Bombs Pressure Pelosi and Hillary to be Stronger Leaders

WHAT: Creative Action

WHEN: 12:00pm Monday July 23, 2007 - San Francisco Federal Building, 450 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco

4:00pm Monday July 23, 2007 Hillary for President San Francisco Office Opening, 1122 Howard Street - Top Floor, San Francisco

WHO: CODEPINK Women for Peace and Breast Not Bombs

VISUALS: Pink Banners, Signs, Topless Protest

Women peace groups make an urgent plea to Nancy Pelosi and Hillary Clinton to take immediate action in response to the ongoing indecent and illegal behavior of the Bush administration.

“We want to invoke for them the feminine priorities of nurturing, safety, and justice,” explains Sherry Glaser of Breasts Not Bombs. “The American people are tired of the rising body count and spending $1.8 billion a week on the war in Iraq, and they have made clear their priorities are the health and well being of this nation.”

Join us in front of Jerry Nadler's office to demand the impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney for crimes against peace and humanity and war crimes. Nadler is Chair of the House Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties, which has jurisdiction over impeachment.

This action, called in New York by the Troops Out Now Coalition, is part of a national day of action, called by After Downing Street.

Directions:

By PATH Train:
33rd Street train to Christopher Street. Walk south on Hudson St. to
Houston St.
By Subway:
#1 train to Houston Street. E train to Spring Street.
By Bus:
M5, M6, and M21 buses stop on W. Houston near Varick. M10 bus (7th and 8th Ave.) uptown on Hudson to near Houston. Some, not all, M10's downtown go as far south as Houston. M15 bus connects with the M5 and M21 at E. Houston. Take M21 bus to Varick, or M5 bus to 6th Avenue.
By Car:

n support of the Impeachment March in Washington, D.C. on this date, the SoFlo Raging Grannies will hold a local rally at the Delray Beach Peace Corner (the corner of Atlantic and Swinton). Join us in singing out for impeachment of Cheney & Bush! If you have something orange to wear, great — but if you don't, it's no biggie. Just show up!

July 23rd is the fifth anniversary of the Downing Street Meeting, the meeting at which the head of British intelligence reported that Bush and Cheney were intent on invading Iraq and were going to "fix the intelligence and facts around the policy." This July 23rd will be the culmination of a march/drive led by Cindy Sheehan and others from Bush's hometown of Crawford, Texas to Washington, D.C. where Cindy Sheehan will visit Congressman John Conyers and ask that impeachment be put back on the table. If Speaker Pelosi still refuses to endorse impeachment, then Cindy Sheehan will announce her candidacy for Speaker Pelosi's seat in the House of Representatives.

On Monday, July 23rd at 7:30 P.M. the Takoma Park, MD City Council will vote on a resolution that calls for Congress to begin impeachment proceedings against Vice President Cheney and President Bush. If the measure passes, Takoma Park will become the first municipality in the Washington, DC area to pass an impeachment resolution. Currently eighty towns and cities across the country have passed impeachment resolutions, including Detroit, MI, San Francisco, CA, Chapel Hill, NC, several towns in Vermont and, most recently, West Hollywood, CA. The Rules of the House of Representatives allow Congress to accept petitions from state and local governments, which are then recorded by the Clerk of the House in the Congressional Journal.