Artists Against the War are inviting everyone to the readings from Rachel Corrie diaries at London's Parliament Square and Hanover Square W1.
Thursday 16 March
Meet 1pm Parliament Square,
and
5pm at Hanover Square.
Artists Against the War will be reading from Rachel Corrie's words as part of an international day of action against Caterpillar, the company that sells heavy machinery to Israel that is used against Palestinian civilians throughout the Occupied Territories.
Caterpillar bulldozers are consistently used to demolish houses and villages of Palestinian civilians accused of being a 'threat' to the State of Isreal. Rachel Corrie, and american activist working in Palestine, was crushed to dead when standing in the path of a Caterpillar that was about to demolish a Palestinian house in Rafah, Gaza.
More info about Rachel Corrie:
http://www.rachelcorrie.org/
Meet 1pm Parliament Square,
and
5pm at Hanover Square.
Artists Against the War will be reading from Rachel Corrie's words as part of an international day of action against Caterpillar, the company that sells heavy machinery to Israel that is used against Palestinian civilians throughout the Occupied Territories.
Caterpillar bulldozers are consistently used to demolish houses and villages of Palestinian civilians accused of being a 'threat' to the State of Isreal. Rachel Corrie, and american activist working in Palestine, was crushed to dead when standing in the path of a Caterpillar that was about to demolish a Palestinian house in Rafah, Gaza.
More info about Rachel Corrie:
http://www.rachelcorrie.org/
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Zionist Hatred Exposed
16.03.2006 05:48
That's justification enough for CRUSHING her to death, in order to send a message to other good people who would dare help the People Zionists consider "beasts walking on two legs"?
Evry time Zionism's Useful Idiots spit upon this woman and her family, they reinforce evrything said about the violent, racist, hateful Cult known as Zionism.
Keep it up, Spook!
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