Rally to support peace activists raided by FBI
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Missed the rally on Monday? Angry at the systemic oppression being doled out by the FBI in the forms of house raids and federal grand jury subpoenas across the land? Well, don't worry--there's another demonstration this week for YOU! Come show your solidarity for peace and social justice activists as well as your rage against the FBI for their intimidation and violent tactics!
Rally!
5:00PM-6:30PM
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
...Federal Building (where the FBI live)
100 State St.
Rochester, NY--Downtown!
Bring Your Noise Maker! (if you like--pots, pans, & spoons count as noise makers!)
On Monday, September 26, there was a nation wide initiative to come out and let the FBI know how disgraceful and outrageous their actions were against international solidarity activists and peace activists in cities across the nation!
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bAeVIsqsWI&feature=player_embedded
**Statement of Solidarity with Activists Raided and Subpoenaed on 9/24/10**
The raids and grand jury subpoenas against antiwar and international
solidarity activists on the morning of Friday, September 24, 2010 are not
just an attack on particular activists, but on our movements for social
justice as a whole. With a united voice, we condemn this repression; we
demand the federal government cease its investigation and withdraw the
subpoenas immediately; and we vow to continue our work for true justice.
We reject the allegation that the government's investigation into our
movements is based on "material support for terrorism" in any form. This
allegation is particularly ludicrous considering the terror tactics the U.S.
government engages in on a daily basis, both globally and domestically.
Aimed against valued members of our community, the raids against activists
on Friday morning were particularly offensive to us. However, we recognize
that they are unexceptional instances of repression when compared to the
daily crimes against humanity carried out by U.S. imperialism.
We refuse to let the accusations of a notoriously untruthful, repressive
government divide us in any way. Because an attack on one of us is an
attack on all of us, we resolve to set any ideological or other political
differences aside and respond in solidarity with one another. Our struggle
will continue.