Archives: July 2004
Fri Jul 23, 2004
After the movie - then what?
Read Fahrenheit 9/11 Breaks Records in Military Town
Study the line-by-line factual backup for Fahrenheit 9/11
Sign up for the weekly Act for Peace email list announcing St. Louis area peace and justice events.
Weekly vigil for justice, not war
Every Sunday from 7 to 7:30 p.m.
College Church- Grand and Lindell
People of all faiths and persuasions are welcome. Sponsored by the Catholic Action Network for Social Justice.
Two Letters from the Unsilent Majority
To: President Bush and Senator Kerry
Join Danny Glover, Susan Sarandon, Howard Zinn, and United for Peace and Justice in signing on to these letters.
Click here to read and sign.
Letter to the Iraqi People
Aplogizing for the invasion and occupation of Iraq. Organized by New England peace activists.
Click here to read and sign.
Display a yard/window sign for peace
The deadline to register in Missouri to vote in the November 2 election is October 6. For assistance, phone Jobs with Justice at (314) 644-0466.
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Thu Jul 22, 2004
See Fahrenheit 9/11 and speak out for peace
Instead of War welcomes this powerful indictment of the Bush administration's "war on terror". Come see the movie, and afterwards help distribute Instead of War flyers to the other moviegoers, and register voters.
If you would like to distribute flyers and/or register voters, please email f911@iowlist.org to let us know.
To download the flyer as a PDF file, right click here and choose "Save Target As". You can print or photocopy this image onto both sides of a sheet of paper, and then then cut it into two half-sheet flyers.
For a list of theaters where Fahrenheit 9/11's distributors expect the movie to play, click here for Missouri, or click here for Illinois.
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Sun Jul 04, 2004
St. Louis's Photo to Iraq
This photo, along with photos from all around the U.S.A., is being sent to the people of Iraq to apologize for the U.S. war, occupation, and torture in Iraq.
(Taken at the June 27 weekly Vigil for Justice, not War, held every Sunday from 7 to 7:30 p.m, at College Church, Grand and Lindell. People of all faiths and persuasions are welcome.)
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