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ARMISTICE DAY/ WORLD
UNITY DAY (Veterans Day) NEWSLETTER #11, NOVEMBER 11, 2017
WE, THE PEOPLE BUILDING
A CULTURE OF PEACE AND JUSTICE FOR THE PLANET. Compiled by Dick Bennett
Contents:
Armistice Day Newsletter #11, Nov. 11, 2017
(Memorial Day commiserates
with those who died serving this country while engaged in war. Veterans Day celebrates everybody who wore a
military uniform (if you knew some of the people I knew in the military you
would be more selective in your celebration..
We should replace both of these promotions of war, but Veterans Day is
particularly pro-war, jingoistic, and imperialistic.)
Reporting Veterans
Day (VD) in the NWADG
Reporting Armistice
Day (AD) Around the Nation
Mobilization to Stop
War in N. Korea
Christine Ahn
Interviewed by Amy Goodman on Democracy
Now!
About North Korea
About North Korea
Anti-War Movement
2017
World Beyond War (WBW)
Veterans for Peace (VFP)
Dick’s Anti-War Newsletters
Armistice Day 2016
Nov. 11 and 12: Towns, UAF, Schools,
Churches, Newspaper
Nov. 13
Kurt Vonnegut’s
Birthday, author of Slaughterhouse Five
Contents: Armistice Day 2016 Newsletter #10
REPORTING VETERANS
DAY (VD) IN THE NWADG
In the NW Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (NWADG) VD
starts a week earlier.
11-5 “Chorus.”
The Bella Vista Chorus will present a VD concert joined by the BV Men’s
Chorus, “Perfect Harmony,” and the Bentonville HS Chamber Choir. The concert will raise money for the National
Cemetery in Fayetteville and the Veterans Wall of Honor in BV. (The cemetery has expanded considerably, land
had to be purchased, houses demolished.
The Wall is an large, expensive reinforcement of the patriotism in the
area.)
“Veterans Assembly Set.” Notice of VD events for 11-6 at SW Junion HS:
speeches, performances, “letters from the heart” by students, and a brunch
honoring vets.
“A Salute to Those Who Serve” in the Parade special section, photo of soldier
receive Medal of Honor and text on Medal of Honor winners, for whom a new
museum will open in 2021 at Patriots Point, S.C.
“Veterans Day Program Friday.” The local community college NWACC will host a
VD program where Home4 Dinner will give away a “one-time dinner or grocery gift
card,” and more
“Legion.”
Announcement of future visit of National Commander of the American
Legion (the first woman elected). She
will visit the Veterans’ Hospital and Post 27 in Fayetteville. The motto of the American Legion: “For God and Country.” (For those of you who disagree with this
religious nationalism, God and the USA, speak up. And America?
The USA is not America. There is
N. America, C. America, and S. America, and all of the countries therein are
part of the Americas. We can choose to
say accurately US instead of America(n).)
“Community Honors Vets.” Branson, MO receives two page in the special
section “What’s Up” for their thirteen VD events Nov. 5-Nov. 12 and a full-page
color ad “Branson Honors Veterans Every Day.”
(Beat that if you can! Our
economic system will commodify anything and everything for profit every day!)
11-6 (the first I
saw it) and appearing each day: “Honor a
Veteran” urging readers to send a Letter to the Editor praising a veteran.
11-7 Two photos “Honoring Veterans”: US Flag in
foreground, Junior High Future Farmers of America reciting the Pledge of
Allegiance during Southwest Junior High’s Veterans Day Ceremony; a Korean War
veteran who was awarded a Purple Heart during the Korean War spoke.
11-9 Photo of auditorium packed with children with
musician in foreground playing Taps on a flugelhorn.
3” news in “Thursday’s Thumbs” reporting theft of
funds by 2 officers of Legion Post 77 in Bentonville. One officer pleaded guilty of stealing
$40,000 and was punished with 10 years probation. The other officer is scheduled for
trial. The crimes were committed in
2015.
11-10 “Veterans Day.” Calendar of upcoming events today: Ceremony
at NWACC, Rogers; Marine Corps Birthday Ball in Springdale. Saturday 11th: VD Parade Lowell.
The daily promotions of VD and invitations to send
LTE paid off. Six letters were published
on the 10th celebrating warriors, war, and patriotism: 1) “Happy
birthday, Marines!” 2) “Thank you, veterans, and hang in there.” 3) “proudly
wear the nation’s uniform” 4) “We salute all…veterans in our area. God Bless.”
5) “”give a respectful salute” 6) “the military may be your answer.”
“Pearl Harbor Survivor Advises: ‘Keep America
Strong.’” Vet from MO, 104, “helps
Fayetteville medical center” observe VD.
(The security mania of the country is well expressed in this report, representing
most of the 22 million veterans after so many wars. No wonder the US administrations and
congressional reps. are pro-Pentagon and so eager to increase the already
swollen military budget. –D)
“Military Caregivers Carry Weight.” Review of film
about five wives and one mother who struggle to take of [wounded] soldiers.”
“WWI’s Memorial Still on Slow Track.” (This report on the monument designed by a
graduate of UAF’s Architecture School for the D.C. Mall is not specifically
about VD, but is about the War to End All Wars that, I believe, should be
remembered by its original title for peace: ARMISTICE DAY. –Dick)
Celebration of Warriors is what you read about for
Veterans Day. Were it Armistice Day, here is what is more likely, or at least a little!
2017 NOVEMBER 6-11
MOBILIZATION TO STOP WAR ON KOREA
I do not know exactly why the originators of this
Mobilization began on Nov. 6, but perhaps it was because the patriotic Veterans
Day now begins several days before Nov. 11, a day the name of which should
return to ARMISTICE DAY. As you foresaw,
this mobilization was not reported in the NWADG.
Christine Ahn on US Tensions with North
Korea: More South Koreans Fear Donald Trump Than Kim Jong-un
TOPICS
GUESTS
founder and executive director of Women Cross DMZ, a global
movement of women mobilizing to end the Korean War.
This is
viewer supported news. Please do your part today.
We continue our look at
North Korea, where tensions continue to mount with the United States, and
President Trump is slated to leave later this week for a 12-day visit to Asia.
A month ago, Donald Trump publicly undermined efforts by the U.S. to open direct
talks with North Korea over the country’s nuclear weapons program. A day after
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the U.S. has two or three back
channels open to North Korea’s leadership and that he was pursuing dialogue,
Trump responded to the news, tweeting, “I told Rex Tillerson, our wonderful
Secretary of State, that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with Little
Rocket Man… …Save your energy Rex, we’ll do what has to be done!” Trump has
previously threatened to unleash “fire and fury” on North Korea, and told the
U.N. General Assembly he was prepared to destroy the entire nation of 25
million people. We are joined by Christine Ahn, the founder and executive
director of Women Cross DMZ, a global movement of women mobilizing to end
the Korean War.
Transcript
This is a
rush transcript. Copy may not be in its final form.
AMY GOODMAN: This
is Democracy Now!, democracynow.org, The War and Peace
Report. I’m Amy Goodman, with Nermeen Shaikh, with Part 2 of our discussion
about U.S.-North Korea relations with Christine Ahn. MORE https://www.democracynow.org/2017/10/30/christine_ahn_on_us_tensions_with
National
Mobilization to Stop Trump War on North Korea, Google Search,
November 2, 2017
https://www.womencrossdmz.org/web/wp.../171009_WCDMZ_WEB_FINAL.pdf
It's time for the U.S.
peace movement to mobilize opposition to Trump's saber rattling and demand a
diplomatic solution. Trump has threatened, “to totally destroy ...
https://www.womencrossdmz.org/web/wp.../10/National-Mobilization-FINAL.pdf
Stop Trump Wag ... It's
time for the U.S. peace movement to mobilize ... for war. In response, NorthKorea says it has the
right to shoot down U.S. strategic ...
https://mupj.org/.../national-mobilization-to-stop-war-on-north-korea-and-end-nuclea...
6 days ago - National Mobilization to Stop War on North Korea And End Nuclear Weapons
Maryland Action in Baltimore 11 a.m., November 11, 2017 Trump ...
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_950tHhxfQF6-qgT0Z-iZFw
Oct 18, 2017 - It's time for the U.S.
anti-war and peace movements
to mobilize mass ... North Korea has threatened to
test an atmospheric nuclear weapon and ...
https://www.democracynow.org/2017/10/30/christine_ahn_on_us_tensions_with
3 days ago - Christine is founder and
executive director of Women Cross DMZ, a global movement of women mobilizing to end the Korean War, joining us ...
2017
ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT
10-18-17
The antiwar movement worldwide will be heard
when people hold events in towns and cities everywhere to mark Armistice /
Remembrance day on November
11th.
Can you plan a local event? Can we help you do so?
Let us know about any event you’re
planning. We’ll list it on our events page, and in the
calendar on the right side of our website. And we’ll email
everyone on our list who lives in your area asking them to attend. We’ll also
email your local media outlets if you’d like us to.
We are eager to help you hold a World Beyond
War event anywhere you are in the world — or to help add to
whatever event you have planned.
Check out the speakers in our speakers bureau. You
may want to invite one or more of them to speak — in person or via live or
recorded video. We can make something work!
Use the videos and ideas from our online study and action
guide: Study War No
More!
Documentary
filmmakers Alice & Lincoln Day have generously offered to waive a Community
Screening Licensing fee ($89 savings) through November
11th (Armistice Day) to all World Beyond War members. The waiver
allows members to host a public screening for up to 200 people, with permission
to charge admission, and raise funds at the events through other avenues. To
Request Waiver: Email Margaret Poindexter at mpoindexter5300 [AT] gmail [DOT]
com with “Waiver Request” in the subject line. See also: Scarred Lands Film Clips and Scarred Lands Companion Shorts.
Numerous successful events have already been held that have
screened some of our other recently
recorded videos, such as these:
· Money Video.
We can also work with you to help prepare you to make a World Beyond War presentation
yourself! Are you or would you like to be a public
speaker? Contact us for assistance!
Speaking about ending war can be quite easy, informative, and
entertaining if you use one of these power point or prezi slide presentations:
· WBW Prezi (Prepare
for your event with this Prezi using these resources: the prezi in a PDF and
in-depth information to present with the prezi: PDF.)
· A Global Security System Power
Point (Ideal to accompany an event focused on this book, but can also
stand on its own.)
· Is Peace Possible? Power Point by
Russ Faure-Brac. (Also in older version of Power Point.)
· Psychopathy and Propaganda Power
Point by Coleen Rowley. (Also in older version of Power Point.)
How to do a Penny Poll that
lets people determine what they’d like the public budget to look like.
A PDF presentation on nuclear weapons thanks
to Evan Knappenberger.
How to make peace dolls.
How an event can build a movement:
Use flyers, sign-up cards, sign-up sheets. You can let every person at your event sign the peace pledge and indicate how they’d like to be involved. You can use your sign-up sheets to build your local email list and to build World Beyond War’s — Just type the info in on the peace pledge page or into a spread sheet that you email to WBW, or photograph the sheets and email us that, or mail hardcopies to World Beyond War, PO Box 1484, Charlottesville VA 22902, USA.
Use flyers, sign-up cards, sign-up sheets. You can let every person at your event sign the peace pledge and indicate how they’d like to be involved. You can use your sign-up sheets to build your local email list and to build World Beyond War’s — Just type the info in on the peace pledge page or into a spread sheet that you email to WBW, or photograph the sheets and email us that, or mail hardcopies to World Beyond War, PO Box 1484, Charlottesville VA 22902, USA.
How an event can raise funds for your local
group and/or World Beyond War:
Wear sky blue scarves and bracelets. Contact WBW here about getting a supply of scarves and/or buttons and/or books to use for raising funds for WBW. And collect donations.
Wear sky blue scarves and bracelets. Contact WBW here about getting a supply of scarves and/or buttons and/or books to use for raising funds for WBW. And collect donations.
You can also buy a supply of shirts, stickers, cups, etc.
and resell them at cost or for profit. More cool shirts and sweatshirts here.
Here’s a sign you can
modify and use that offers people buttons, scarves, and books for various
levels of donations.
Here’s a form for keeping
track of people who need to have free books mailed to them by WBW.
Here are receipts for people
who make donations to WBW and request a receipt.
These resources may be useful too:
Sign the Declaration of Peace.
Find events all over the world that you can take part in.
Join us on Facebook and Twitter.
Support World Beyond War's work by clicking here.
Find events all over the world that you can take part in.
Join us on Facebook and Twitter.
Support World Beyond War's work by clicking here.
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VETERANS FOR PEACE
Friday,
October 13, 2017
Veterans For Peace calls
on all members and all peace-loving people to take a stand for peace this
Armistice (aka Veterans Day), Saturday
November 11. We call for nationally coordinated local actions to demand
diplomacy not war with North Korea, and the abolition of nuclear weapons and
war. Veterans For Peace joins with the wider peace movement for actions
before and after November 11th.
Veterans For Peace calls
for the observance of Veterans Day to be in keeping with the holiday’s
original intent as Armistice Day, to be “a day to be dedicated to the cause of world
peace," as it was celebrated at the ending of World War I when the world
came together to recognize the need for lasting peace. After World War II,
the U.S. Congress decided to re-name November 11 as Veterans Day.
Honoring the warriors quickly morphed into honoring the military and
glorifying war. Armistice Day, as a result, has been flipped from a day for
peace into a day for displays of militarism.
Check out our website for some ideas! Let us know what you
have planned here!
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NEWSWLETTERS
Anti-War Newsletter #5, December 19, 2016
#6 is on Anti-war Music
#7 is in preparation
Many other
newsletters oppose war—e.g. North Korea, Nuclear Weapons Abolition, Drones,
Russia.
NORTH KOREA
NEWSLETTER #7, October 29, 2017
#8 in preparation
WHAT HAPPENED 2016 ARMISTICE DAY
Celebrating War on Veterans Day 11-11-16 AND
11-12-16 in Fayetteville, AR. Let Ms. Marple
be our guide: “There’s something missing you know.”
The stories being told need questioning and the stories not told need to
be told. Studying all texts: what’s there and what’s not.
Corporate Support of Vets
“Wal-Mart Says Hires of Vets at 153,000.” NADG (11-12-16). As part of its
“Veterans Welcome Home program,” W-M claimed it had hired this number of vets
“since Memorial Day 2013.” Its goal is
“250,000…by 2020.”
“Visiting Veterans.” NADG (11-12-16). Photo-op with this
caption: “Doug McMillon, Wal-Mart chief executive officer, talks Friday with
veterans following a Veterans Day ceremony at the company’s home office in
Bentonville.”
Commodification of VD (all patriotic Days
are cash cows for the business community)
1 full-page ad “Honoring All Who Served,” paid for
by 14 businesses plus one ad in “loving memory” of a dead veteran. Some of the businesses’ messages: “God Bless
America,” “Thank you for the sacrifices you have made for our country.” “Honoring Our Heroes Everyday.” “With Respect, honor, and Gratitude to our
Veterans. Thank you!” Separately two more examples of possibly a
dozen total: Dillard’s ad “Veterans Day
Savings Throughout the Store!”; Kohl’s ad “Veterans Day Doorbusters.”
Pentagon Public Relations
Dave Perozek.
“Rogers Veteran Tells Students About War.” NADG (11-12-16). Photo of a Marine war correspondent Corporal severely
injured by an improvised explosive device speaking at Heritage High School
Veterans’ Day assembly. His
inspirational theme was :you have the power to choose how you respond” to
traumas.
Veterans Administration Ceremony
Two photos with explanations of vet
organizations recognizing vets , including one of a vet and a 7 year-old boy holding
their right hand over their heart during the religious invocation. The Arkansas commander of the Military Order
of the Purple Heart assisted in presenting the Honorable Order of Saint Martin
award to a WWII vet.
Second Nursing Home for Veterans to Open
Eric Besson.
“Ceremony Celebrates Vets Home.” NADG (11-12-16). With the home in Fayetteville providing 108 beds and
the new NLR home 96, the total beds of state-run nursing centers comes to 204. But according to a VA study, that’s fewer
than “one-third of the est. 653 beds needed statewide.” The new home cost $24 million. In addition to the nursing homes, “the state
VA maintains two cemeteries and, from regional offices, assists the state’s
250,000 veterans to access federal Veterans Affairs benefits.”
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Arkansas Designated State's First Purple Heart University
Arkansas Designated State's First Purple Heart University
Nov. 11, 2016
For
its efforts supporting the military community and veterans, the University of
Arkansas has been designated as a "Purple Heart University" by the
Military Order of the Purple Heart.
As the first university in the state awarded with the
distinction by the national organization, the University of Arkansas joins a
distinguished list of 26 Purple Heart University institutions across the
nation. A proclamation from the Military Order of the Purple Heart will be read
by Arkansas Chancellor Joseph E. Steinmetz during halftime ceremonies of the
LSU-Arkansas football game at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. . . .
Also in attendance to Saturday's matchup against the Tigers will
be about 50 members of the Military Order of the Purple Heart and their guests.
It will be the largest gathering of Arkansas Purple Heart recipients on
Arkansas soil and attending a Razorbacks athletics event.
Their attendance was made possible by a generous donation from
Subway owners of Northwest Arkansas, who proudly support both Razorback
Athletics and the nation's armed forces.
Subway owners of Northwest Arkansas said they are excited to
honor the sacrifice of our veterans, particularly the state's Purple Heart
recipients. The owners said while this opportunity is but a small gesture
compared to the sacrifices the brave men and women who serve our country make
on a daily basis, Subway is proud to be a part of this special Purple Heart
recipient salute.
This item could have been placed in the Commodification
category. The news item, published in
the UAF’s daily news bulletin, included a huge graphic of Subway. Here is also a good example of the close
relationship throughout the USA of corporations and education, which explains
why writers increasingly add, to Eisenhower’s famous reference to the
military-industrial complex, Congress (stated in his draft) and education,
where much of the conditioning for militarism occurs.]
Adkins, said an estimated 2.1-2.3 million Americans have
received a Purple Heart in conflicts dating as far back as World War I. . . . [This is a boomerang assertion. The Purple Heart advocates are proud of this
statistic, while many others see it as revealing the sorrowful history of the
US Warfare State.]
Today, the Purple Heart is awarded to any member of the Armed
Forces of the United States who has been wounded, killed, or has died after
being wounded while serving against a declared enemy of the United States. [There’s ambiguity in this final clause, for
few of the 30 or 40 wars initiated by the US since WWI were founded upon the Constitutional
requirement of a war declaration. Most
US wars have been illegal and unnecessary.]
Short
Takes Video Highlights the Student-Veteran Experience for Veterans Day
(from the UAF’s news bulletin Nov. 11, 2016)
[photo omitted Russell Cothren
Veterans
on the faculty and staff of the U of A's Army ROTC.]
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The
University of Arkansas has a proud tradition of recognizing the sacrifices made
by our nation’s military personnel. The university has been recognized
nationally in recent years as a military-friendly school for its efforts to
support student-veterans. In honor of Veterans Day, this Short Takes video tells the
story of how a student-veteran made the transition to college, pulled from the
Short Takes archives.
The Veterans Resource and
Information Center is the hub of the U of A’s outreach. The center supports
prospective and current student-veterans in need of assistance with the
admissions process, applying for military educational benefits and
scholarships, and referrals to various academic departments on campus.
Public Schools
“Red, White and Blue Performance.” Photo of children in red shirts holding up white
paper plates. “Old High Middle School
fifth-and sixth-grade students perform ‘America the Beautiful’ on Thursday
during their annual veterans tribute in the school’s auditorium in
Bentonville. The tribute to veterans
included ‘interview a veteran’ projects displayed throughout the school.”
Religious Schools
“’O Say Can You See…’” NADG (11-12). Another photo of children dressed in red shirts
(with one exception), these the Catholic St. Joseph School Angel Choir singing
the “Star-Spangled Banner” during the “annual Veterans Day program at Arvest Bank
in Fayetteville.” The program included
speeches by Mike Ford and Carter Maxey. WHO ARE THEY?
Celebration in a Church and Political and City Opportunity. Photo of 3rd District Rep. Steve Womack
shaking hands with a WWII vet during a “Salute to Veterans Past and Present”
event at the First Baptist Church in Lowell, the event supported by the Lowell
Historical Museum and the J.B. Hunt Senior Activity Center. (This one item illustrates the widespread
support of the military by the body politic—the newspaper, a Congressman, a
church, and two city government institutions--, and I expect more kinds of supporters
were there.)
The State Newspaper, Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Editorial, “Veterans Day 2016.” Special attention to WWI vets with additional thanks
to “everybody who wore the uniform.” In
conclusion the writer wishes more attention were paid to the Day in addition to
closed banks and US Post Office. VD
“isn’t given the due of a New Year or Fourth of July or even a Valentine’s
Day.” But that’s because “the country is
just so…secure. Thanks to those
veterans.” Well, no, in fact the wild
War on Terror has been a War of
Terror, causing massive global violence and chaos especially throughout the
Middle East, and desperate retaliation, as with 9/11. The writer then leaps into a hysterical
effusion of fear-mongering: “The enemy
is still out there, and always looking for an easy target.” The “enemy” is turned into a universal
boogieman ranging everywhere and requiring a trillion dollars a year to the
military-industrial complex to hold them off with of course thanks to our
military heroes. “Today we celebrate all
those who kept [WWIII] from happening.”
But the truth of US nuclear accidents and threatening tells the
opposite, and no US war after WWII has been in defense of our homeland (and
only the War of 1812-15 experienced the continental USA invaded).
Editorial Page Cartoon of
fierce-looking American Eagle partly covered by a US flag, thinking “Thank
You.”
Guest column by an adviser to the Secretary of
Veterans Affairs praising the “commitment and energy of VA employees.”
Editorial Cartoon: A drawing
evoking the marines who raised the US Flag during the battle for Iwo Jima,
saying: “Hire a Veteran.”
Two LTE:
“Remember Warriors” and “How to Help a Veteran.” Plenty to say in reply but I’ve run out of
time.
Film Review, NADG (11-12-16”: “Hacksaw
Ridge” is discussed extensively (for a newspaper article). It’s about a conscientious objector who
enlisted in the US army as a medic during WWII, when during the battle of
Okinawa he saved “wounded and trapped” soldiers at the Maeda Escarpment, his
extraordinary bravery earning him the Medal of Honor. The film is an important concession to the
option of refusing to kill in war. Army
Pfc. Desmond Doss “stood firm in the teachings of his Seventh-day Adventist
faith.” But the review makes no case for
nonviolence.
“Casualties of War.” NADG (11-12-16). Because the ADG
supports US wars, I assume this list of recent killed was accidental. Yet apparently the editor could choose which
day on which to publish it, and this was the day after Veterans Day. Here’s the newspaper’s explanation: “To honor the men and women in our armed
forces and remind our readers of their sacrifices, this newspaper from time to
time publishes the Department of Defense announcements identifying Americans
killed in active military operations.”
Eleven dead are listed.
TWO DAYS LATER CELEBRATING WAR AND WARRIORS
NEVER ENDS IN USA
Brandon Howard.
“Korean War Veterans Honored.” NADG (11-13-2016). 1-11 Veterans Day events NW
Arkansas. 1-12 Events reported in NADG (see below). 1-13 Annual Veterans Day parade around
Fayetteville Square honoring “all who served but puts spotlight on ‘forgotten
warriors.’” Today singles out the Korean
War even though it has its own day July 25.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/.../presidential-proclamation-national-korea...
Jul 25, 2016 - On National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, we pay tribute to the
American patriots who fought for freedom and democracy throughout . . . .
The NADG gives 4 photos (Ozark Highlanders Pipe Band, Fayetteville High
School Marching Band, a Vietnam War vet riding a float, and the Washington
County Historical Society float) and explains how the Korean War has been
neglected, despite its impressive magnitude:
6 million in uniform and 1.8 million in “the theater” all in 3 years,
much larger than the US assaults on Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama, Grenada, or
El Salvador combined, to name only our South American “theater.” The private Northwest Arkansas Veterans Day
Association, established in 1999, is cited for helping to keep the war spirit
stirred.
AND NOV.
11 IS KURT VONNEGUT’S BIRTHDAY, AUTHOR OF ONE OF THE GREATEST ANTI-WAR NOVELS, SLAUGHTERHOUSE FIVE.
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Contents:
Armistice Day Newsletter #10, Nov. 11, 2016
Sound Out
for Armistice Day!
OMNI’s
National Days Project: Celebrate the DAYS of Peace, Justice,
and Ecology, Reject the Days of Violence
and Ecology, Reject the Days of Violence
Rory Fanning. Peace in Our Times. From Armistice Day for Peace, to Veterans
Day for Wars and Warriors. Now let’s return to the Day for Peace.
Day for Wars and Warriors. Now let’s return to the Day for Peace.
VFP: Reclaiming Armistice Day
from Veterans Day
Bully Nation USA from Schoolyard to Invasions and 800 Bases Around the World
Militarized Arkansas Celebrates War and Warriors
Senator Tom
Cotton;
University
of Arkansas, Fayetteville;
Monuments in Bella Vista and
Farmington;
Naming a Post Office;
LTE.
What to
Do
END OF ARMISTICE DAY NEWSLETTER #11 NOVEMBER 11, 2017 (11-11-17)
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