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Reject Raytheon AVL shuts down Pratt & Whitney by Ken Jones It was an Earth Day to remember. On a beautiful sunny spring day, our local citizen coalition Reject Raytheon in Asheville, North Carolina pulled off a three-part demonstration for the protection of the earth and earthlings and against the U.S. military-industrial complex. We rallied, […]
from Brandywine Peace Community At noon on April 15, the Brandywine Peace Community held their annual Good Friday Stations of Justice, Peace and Nonviolent Resistance at the Lockheed Martin facility in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Crosses were placed between banners and signs, while a bell of peace tolled. Tom Mullian sang two peace songs. Next, […]
Two arrested at the close of the Sacred Peace Walk by Brian Terrell On Thursday, April 14, Ray Cage of Tucson, Arizona and Catherine Hourcade of Stockton, California entered the gates of the Nevada National Security Site and were briefly detained by Nye County Sheriff’s deputies and National Nuclear Security Administration police. The evening before, […]
from the Kings Bay Plowshares March 28, 2022 On April 4, 2018, the Kings Bay Plowshares Seven trespassed onto a U.S. Naval base in Southern Georgia, bearing a message from the great Dr. King: “The ultimate logic of racism is genocide.” There they performed a symbolic act of nuclear disarmament at the home port of […]
Activists Climb onto the Roof of Raytheon’s Cambridge Facility in Protest of War Profiteering, Killing of Civilians On the morning of March 21, a group of activists scaled onto the roof of Raytheon’s facility in Cambridge, Massachusetts to call attention to the company’s weapons sales to Saudi Arabia and Israel, and their record of human […]
from PeaceWorks Kansas City “We are addicted to war and, with nuclear weapons, we are on the verge of omnicide. It is necessary to do an intervention. Our tool is the courage of nonviolence.” – Henry Stoever, in his trial brief by Mary Hladky Henry Stoever was arrested with four other line-crossers at last year’s […]
from PeaceWorks Kansas City Judge tells nuke resisters, ‘Continue to fight for what you believe is right’ by Christopher Overfelt The trial for four of the five line-crossers from last year’s demonstration at the Honeywell nuclear weapons plant in south Kansas City, Missouri took place on February 18. The four men on trial were Tom […]
from Nukewatch A long-time U.S. peace activist was found guilty of four counts of trespassing January 17 in Cochem, Germany, charges that stemmed from multiple protests against the stationing of U.S. nuclear weapons at Germany’s Büchel Air Force Base* in the west-central state of Rhineland-Pfalz. Susan Crane, a member of the Redwood City, California Catholic […]
It is simple: If you resist, you take a risk. As a logical consequence, prison must be part of our movement strategies and preparation as individuals. from Waging Nonviolence by Stellan Vinthagen November 10, 2021 No one wants to be locked up in a prison. It is a punishment, an absurd medieval form of punishment that’s […]
[Most of the Kings Bay Plowshares, now done with their prison sentences, are on three years of supervised release. Noncooperation brings consequences, as Mark Colville writes about below. His court hearing is now scheduled for February 4.] by Mark Colville January 7, 2021 For those who have been trying to keep abreast of my never […]
A principal organizer for more than a decade of periodic protests at two U.S. drone warfare bases was arrested with little warning as she held signs near the entrance of each base this fall. The first of Toby Blomé’s two unintended arrests came during the Shut Down Creech actions held September 26 – October 2 […]
Cochem District CourtRavenestrasse 3956812 Cochem Re: 2010 Js 60864/18 John Michael La Forge31 May 2021 Testimony To the Court: My name is John La Forge. I am 65 years old, am a U.S. citizen, and I’ve worked in the peace and anti-nuclear movement since 1979. I have been employed by the peace organization The Progressive Foundation in the […]
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