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Stop the War public meeting

Sheffield Stop the War Coalition | 27.02.2004 11:57 | Sheffield

A Stop the War Coalition public meeting is to be held on Thursday 11th March under the title 'Iraq one year on...After Hutton...No more lies -Stop the War on Civil Liberties'

David Shayler (ex MI5) and Lindsey German (national convenor of Stop the War Coalition) will be amongst the speakers at a public meeting at 7.30pm on Thursday March 11th, at the Grosvenor Suite in the Grosvenor Hotel, Charter Square. The meeting is in the build up to the national demonstration called by the Stop the War Coalition on March 20th - "No more lies Mr. Blair". It is organised as part of Hallam civil liberties week (07967 340 365)

For more info or for tickets to the demo (£20 waged / £10 unwaged) call 07761 471 441

Sheffield Stop the War Coalition
- e-mail: sheffield@stopwar.org.uk
- Homepage: http://www.sheffieldagainstwar.org.uk

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specificly, what lies will the national demo protesting against?

28.02.2004 11:38

Will the national demonstration be protesting against all of tony blairs lies or just the lies about the war? Doesnt a national demonstration asking for a public enquiery simply create another diversion? Is the real issue the Iraqi people, or is it a load of politicos trying to make political headway against the labour party?
The focus of the StWC should be the Iraqi and palestinian people, I did not know that the StWC was just a lobby group trying to improve the farse that is the parlamentary democracy in the UK. What is more important the Iraqi people or legality of the war?
If the public enquiery found out that the war was legal would that mean that the StWC was wrong all along? I am against the war wether it was legal or not.

thawn in the left

[sigh]

29.02.2004 13:31

Doesn't ANYONE know how to spell any more?

Bronco BronsonDp

quality control

01.03.2004 21:44

It is a shame you couldnt comment on the content, can i now consider you a snob?

Some people in this country do not have a high level of english language skills - should they be excluded from Indeymedia?

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