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	Friday, March 4, 2016 This Weekend Join Us in Washington DC for the Summit on Saudi Arabia Date:  Mar 5-6, 2016 Time: Saturday, 8:00am to 9:00pm | Sunday, 8:00am to 5:00pm Location: The UDC David A. Clarke School of Law (4340 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008) CODEPINK, along with VFP, The Nation Magazine, Institute for Policy Studies, Peace Action, and many other organizations are hosting a two-day summit examining the policies and practices of Saudi Arabia and U.S.-Saudi ties. This Summit will address issues such as human rights; Saudi internal and foreign policy; and the prospects for change inside the kingdom and in U.S.-Saudi relations. For more information, email Andrea at andrea@codepink.org Purchase your ticket today! $20 - $100 sliding scale, includes lunch Back to Top VFP Endorsed the Women’s Boat to Gaza Veterans For Peace endorses the Women’s Boat to Gaza and its challenge to the illegal and inhumane Israeli blockade of Gaza that has made Gaza virtually uninhabitable. The three brutal Israeli attacks on Gaza in 2009, 2012 and 2014 have shown a level of barbarity that has appalled the membership of Veterans For Peace.  VFP is also very concerned about the continued illegal settlements in the West Bank, the apartheid wall and imprisonment of many youth of Palestine for throwing rocks at those who invade their homes and stop them for endless hours at intentionally demeaning checkpoints. <Full endorsement> Back to Top Film:  Paying the Price for Peace Premiere The documentary film, Paying the Price for Peace produced by Bo Boudart and others will premiere around the end of March. Click image above to play trailer The film focuses on Vietnam veteran S. Brian Willson who paid the price for peace by nearly being killed by a military train during a non-violent protest.   Other peace activists in the film include:  Alice Walker, Daniel Ellsberg, Medea Benjamin, David Swanson, Ron Kovic, Bruce Gagnon, Cindy Sheehan, Martin Sheen, Blase Bonpane,  Phil Donahue, and others. Back to Top Stop U.S. Militarization Around the World Ann Wright is interviewed by Liz Rees on U.S. Militarization Around the World.  She talks about the CODEPINK: Women for Peace trip to Guantanamo, Cuba and VFP trips to Jeju Island, South Korea and Okinawa. Back to Top Zinn Fund Request For Proposals Does your chapter have a project to promote peace and justice? The Howard Zinn Fund for Peace and Justice provides support to local chapters to start or to significantly develop ongoing local programs that produce substantive changes for the VFP mission.  Two types of awards are made, depending on available funds: Several Independent Awards of up $500 to support focused local projects which further the VFP mission. One Partnership Award of up to $5,000 to support the development of an ongoing chapter program that will produce significant results for the long-term mission of VFP.  This involves a collaborative process between the chapter team and the Zinn Fund Committee over several months to develop the project and the final proposal.  The collaboration continues during the grant period as the project is implemented and project reports are prepared.  These projects are used to demonstrate VFP activities and to promote support for the VFP mission. The deadline for Zinn Fund Applications is Friday March 18 For more information, visit the webpage Howard Zinn Fund. Back to Top Veterans Challenge Islamophobia  VETERANS write an opinion piece or short statement as to why you think this campaign is important. Send a copy of your statement to shelly@veteransforpeace.org Veterans sign on to our statement. Non-veterans, please support our cause Back to Top Stand With Our Muslim Friends hosted by VFP Smedley Butler Chapter Update The Muslims Are Not the EnemyEvent presented by the Smedley D. Butler Brigade and hosted by the Islamic Center of Boston Cultural Center in Boston this past Saturday, had over two hundred people in attendance.  The center is the largest Mosque in New England. There were seventeen individual speakers; thirteen of which were veterans, including Muslim veterans. VFP’s President Barry Ladendorf, Lyndon Bilal, the Commander of the Muslim American Veterans Association, Joy Cumming, the Adjunct of the Department of Mass., Veterans of Foreign Wars and Commissioner Bill Evans of the Boston Police Department were among the speakers.  Our Muslim friends at the Mosque expressed their overwhelming heartfelt joy and gratitude for the wonderful show of support by Veterans For Peace. It is the Smedley’s hope that this event will act as a small template for similar events by VFP all over the country. Thanks to Regis Tremblay for video of the event Click image above to play video of event Back to Top This Month:  March 27-April 2, 2016 -  2nd Annual Shut Down Creech Join us March 27-April 2, 2016 at Creech Air Force Base, Indian Springs, Nevada for a 2nd national mobilization of nonviolent resistance to shut down killer drone operations in Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Pakistan,Yemen, Somalia and everywhere. Last year 150 activists joined us from 20 different states, including than 50 veterans. Sponsored by: VFP, CODEPINK: Women For Peace, Nevada Desert Experience, Voices for Creative Nonviolence Register Online Visit Website For More Info View and Share Facebook Event Page Back to Top 501(c)(3) and Political Election Activity  VFP will abide by the 501(c)(3) rules set forth by the law firm Harmon, Curran, Spielberg Eisenberg, LLC regarding political election activity.  The document contains a list of "10 Mistakes Nonprofits Should Avoid in an Election Year"  Back to Top Delmar Berg - Presente! Delmer Berg, the last known surviving veteran of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade  <Obituary> Back to Top Travel Opportunities for Activists Location Sponsored by Dates Contact U.S./Mexico border SOAW Apr 25 - May 1 Email marialuisa@soaw.orgfor more information. Cuba Code Pink May 2016 Visit the Code Pink website Palestine Interfaith Peacebuilders May 21 - Jun 1 2016 For more information emailesiegel@ifpb.org Palestine Interfaith Peacebuilders Jul  16- 29 2016 For more information emailesiegel@ifpb.org Palestine Interfaith Peacebuilders Oct   24-Nov     6 2016 For more information emailesiegel@ifpb.org Back to Top		In This Issue: This Weekend Join Us in Washington DC for the  Summit on Saudi Arabia VFP Endorsed the Women’s Boat to Gaza Film:  Paying the Price for Peace Premiere Stop U.S. Militarization Around the World! Zinn Fund Request For Proposals Veterans Challenge Islamophobia  Stand With Our Muslim Friends hosted by VFP Smedley Butler Chapter Update This Month:  March 27-April 2, 2016 - 2nd Annual Shut Down Creech 501(c)(3) and Political Election Activity Delmar Berg - Presente! Travel Opportunities for Activists 2016 Convention Update Submit your workshop application Purchase Ad for Convention Program Book Purchase Table 2016 Proposed Convention Program VFP Statement of Purpose Available in Other Languages VFP Needs You to Help Increase VFP's UN Interaction Want to join VFP Online Discussions? Seeking Women Candidates for VFP Board New VFP Tote Bag Member Highlights Save the Dates:  Upcoming VFP Endorsed Actions/Events A Thought Worth Remembering! 2016 Convention Update Theme:  Peace At Home, Peace Abroad A Just and Sustainable Future for the World’s Children   The 2016 convention hosting chapter is VFP San Francisco Chapter 69.  The dates for the convention are Thursday, August 11 thru Monday, August 15@ University California - Clark Kerr campus in Berkeley CA.  Please note the change from our past program.  This convention will not be Wednesday thru Sunday. Workshop applications  Workshops will be held on Friday and Sunday.  The 2016 Planning Committee is accepting applications for all interested in presenting workshop(s).  Purchase your Ad for program book Ad prices are the same as previous years.  Please review the ad guidelines. Tabling Details of table size will be provided later.  Tabling may be limited, so be sure to purchase your table early. Proposed Convention Program Thu, Aug 11 - Presidents Reception/Poetry Reading Fri, Aug 12 - Opening Plenary, Workshop Presentations, Public Evening Event Sat, Aug 13 - Business Meeting, Banquet Sun, Aug 14 - Workshop Presentations Mon, Aug 15 - Closing Back to Top VFP Statement of Purpose Available in Other Languages VFP's statement of purpose is available from the national office in Chinese, French, German and Spanish.  Please submit this form if you would like to receive a translated copy. Back to Top VFP Needs You To Help Increase VFP's UN Interaction Participants are needed for the 2016 NGO Conference to be held in South Korea in late May/early June.  The planning committee is also seeking participants.  There are several VFP slots available for the conference.  Registration will open soon.  Here are a few ways that members can get involved Provide input about counter-recruiting in schools. Run for the Department of Public Information Board -  Elections are held in May.   Email, Ellen Barfield @ ellene4pj@yahoo.com if you are interested in any of these opportunities. 2015 Report on VFP and the UN by Ellen Barfield Back to Top Want to join VFP Online Discussions? Do you want to know what actions or topics other VFP members find interesting?  Find the listserv(s) that suite your need: 1) VFP-All - One of the main Veterans For Peace eGroups. All dues-paying members, full and associate, may participate. Messages of interest are posted to the entire group.   To join, email vfp-all-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.  ***** 2) VFP-Chapter Contacts - Initiated as a place where official chapter contacts could discuss VFP-related business and ideas.  It has since morphed into a general discussion list and many of the chapter contacts not interested in general discussions dropped off.  To join, email vfp-chaptercontacts-subscribe@yahoogroups.com   ***** 3) VFP-Biz is for chapter leaders, staff & board members for VFP related business. This is intended to be the primary communication between board, staff & chapter leaders.  It is to be used for floating ideas, coordinating activities, & discussion-not for posting of articles.  Send an email to Shelly @shelly@veteransforpeace.org, if you are a chapter leader and would like to join this group. ***** 4) VFP-Action - is an unmoderated discussion list for VFP members who are participating in nonviolent actions.  This listserv is not monitored by VFP National.  To subscribe to this group, please send an email to vfp-action@googlegroups.com. Back to Top Seeking Women Candidates for VFP Board If you are interested in becoming a Board member, please send a short resume including a statement explaining why you are interested in serving as a VFP Board member to Board President Barry Ladendorf bdlvfp@gmail.com or call the VFP National Office 314-725-6005 to speak to the Executive Director Michael T. McPhearson to answer any questions. Back to Top New VFP Tote Bag Union made canvas tote with shoulder  strap,  Measures 18 inches wide x 15 inches high x 5 inches deep. $10 Order today Back to Top Member Highlights David Givers, member of Red River Valley, NDChapter 154, has written a letter requesting that the 2017 Pentagon budget be cut by 10 percent. <Articlecourtesy of Inforum.com> Michael McPhearson, Executive Director was recently interviewed by a RT reporter and in the interview he talks about his experiences in the first Gulf War.  The U.S. is marking the 25th anniversary since the end of this war.  He goes into detail about the war going on today being an extension of that war and part of larger strategy to control the region <Articlecourtesy of RT.com> Back to Top Save the Dates:  Upcoming VFP Endorsed Actions/Events Mar 1-25 - Art Display:  Peace is Patriotic: A Soldier’s (mis)Remembrances in Maryville, TN Mar 5-6, 2016 - 2016 Summit on Saudi Arabia in Washington, DC Mar 27- April 2, 2016 - Shut Down Creech AFBoutside of Las Vegas, NV Mar 30 - Inside Drone Warfare: Perspectives of Whistleblowers, Families of Drone Victims and Their Lawyers in Las Vegas, NV Apr 15 - GDAMS (Global Day Against Military Spending) Apr 22 - Earth Day May 14-21 - Sam's 5th Annual Ride for Peace, Raleigh, NC to Washington, DC May 23-25 - VFP 2nd Annual Lobby Days May 30 — Memorial Day (Observed) Jul 27 - Korean War Armistice Day Aug 11-15, 2016 - VFP Annual Convention at Clark Kerr campus of University of California Berkeley, CA Sep 21—International Day of Peace Oct 7-10 - First SOAW bi-national convergence at the U.S./Mexico border in Nogales, Arizona Nov 11 - Armistice Day Back to Top A Thought Worth Remembering! If we don't end war, war will end us..... H. G. Welly  Back to Top
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The Guardian reports today: "Berta Cáceres, the Honduran indigenous and environmental rights campaigner, has been murdered, barely a week after she was threatened for opposing a hydroelectric project."

The Guardian reports today: "Berta Cáceres, the Honduran indigenous and environmental rights campaigner, has been murdered, barely a week after she was threatened for opposing a hydroelectric project." GREG GRANDIN, grandin@nyu.edu, @greggrandin    Author of Kissinger€™s Shadow, Grandin just wrote the piece "The Clinton-Backed Honduran Regime Is Picking Off Indigenous Leaders." For background, see: "Hillary Clinton Admits Role in Honduran Coup Aftermath," and "Hillary Clinton's Emails and the Honduras Coup."   BEVERLY BELL, bev.otherworlds@gmail.com, @beverly__bell    Bell appeared on an Institute for Public Accuracy news release last April: titled "Cáceres, Threatened Honduran, Wins Biggest Enviro Award." As noted on that news release, "For 15 years, Bell has been a close collaborator with Cáceres€™ and the group she coordinates, the National Council of Indigenous Organizations of Honduras." Bell has repeatedly warned that Cáceres and other indigenous activists' lives were in danger because of their work.     She said then: €œBerta likes to say that Honduras is known only for having been a Contra base and for Hurricane Mitch. But that country also hosts a powerful social movement which has taken on unaccountable government, multinational corporations and oligarchy run amok, and U.S. military domination..."     Bell said today that, more than anything, this is "about continued U.S. and Honduran government support for land and river grabs and multinational investment."   School of the Americas Watch released a statement titled: "Human Rights Organizations Demand an Investigation of the Circumstances Surrounding the Assassination of Berta Cáceres, the General Coordinator of COPINH." It says: "At approximately midnight last night, the General Coordinator of COPINH, Berta Caceres was assassinated in her hometown of La Esperanza, Intibuca. At least two individuals broke down the door of the house where Berta was staying for the evening in the Residencial La Líbano, and shot and killed her. COPINH is urgently responding to this tragic situation. "Berta Cáceres is one of the leading indigenous activists in Honduras. She spent her life fighting in defense of indigenous rights, particularly to land and natural resources. ... "Since the 2009 military coup that was carried out by graduates of the U.S. Army School of the Americas, Honduras has witnessed an explosive growth in environmentally destructive megaprojects that would displace indigenous communities. Almost 30 percent of the country's land was earmarked for mining concessions, creating a demand for cheap energy to power future mining operations. To meet this need, the government approved hundreds of dam projects around the country, privatizing rivers, land, and uprooting communities. Repression of social movements and targeted assassinations are rampant. Honduras has the world's highest murder rate. Honduran human rights organizations report there have been over 10,000 human rights violations by state security forces and impunity is the norm -- most murders go unpunished. The Associated Press has repeatedly exposed ties between the Honduran police and death squads, while U.S. military training and aid for the Honduran security forces continues." For more information, contact at the Institute for Public Accuracy: Sam Husseini, (202) 347-0020; David Zupan, (541) 484-9167 March 3, 2016 Institute for Public Accuracy -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sarah Lazare reports for AlterNet in "The FBI Has a New Plan to Spy on High School Students Across the Country," that: "Under new guidelines, the FBI is instructing high schools across the country to report students who criticize government policies and 'western corruption' as potential future terrorists, warning that 'anarchist extremists' are in the same category as ISIS and young people who are poor, immigrants or travel to 'suspicious' countries are more likely to commit horrific violence.   "Based on the widely unpopular British 'anti-terror' mass surveillance program, the FBI€™s 'Preventing Violent Extremism in Schools' guidelines [PDF], released in January, are almost certainly designed to single out and target Muslim-American communities. However, in its caution to avoid the appearance of discrimination, the agency identifies risk factors that are so broad and vague that virtually any young person could be deemed dangerous and worthy of surveillance, especially if she is socio-economically marginalized or politically outspoken. "This overwhelming threat is then used to justify a massive surveillance apparatus, wherein educators and pupils function as extensions of the FBI by watching and informing on each other." ARUN KUNDNANI, arun@kundnani.org, @ArunKundnani Kundnani is the author of The Muslims are Coming! Islamophobia, Extremism, and the Domestic War on Terror and a lecturer at New York University.       He said today: €œThe document aims to encourage schools to monitor their students more carefully for signs of radicalization but its definition of radicalization is vague. Drawing on the junk science of radicalization models, the document dangerously blurs the distinction between legitimate ideological expression and violent criminal actions.       €œIn practice, schools seeking to implement this document will end up monitoring Muslim students disproportionately. Muslims who access religious or political material will be seen as suspicious, even though there is no reason to think such material indicates a likelihood of terrorism.€   "The belief system of the Islamophobes," and other of his writings are available at Kundnani's website. He was featured last year on the Institute for Public Accuracy news release, "Trump€™s Islamophobia is Tip of Iceberg." See an interview of his on CNN. For more information, contact at the Institute for Public Accuracy: Sam Husseini, (202) 347-0020; David Zupan, (541) 484-9167 March 7, 2016 Institute for Public Accuracy 980 National Press Building, Washington, D.C. 20045 (202) 347-0020 * accuracy.org * ipa@accuracy.org

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'Shut Down Creech' to demand end of drones

'Shut Down Creech' to demand end of drones Courage to Resist. March 9, 2016 Courage to Resist is proud to endorse the 2nd annual Shut Down Creech, coming up on March 27-April 2 at Creech Air Force Base, Indian Springs, to demand the end of killer drone operations. Learn more and Register From Veterans for Peace: “Last year, nearly 150 activists joined us from 20 different states across the country, including over 50 veterans. We know that under President Obama, the drone wars have continued to escalate, and this election year, we must take an even bigger stand against these killing machines. We must educate the public so they understand the fallacy that these machines keep us ‘safer’. We know that drones create more terrorists, through killing innocent civilians and terrorizing entire communities.” Read more...

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Free Dr Miguel Ángel Beltrán, a Colombian academic and member of the higher education union ASPU

Dr Miguel Ángel Beltrán, a Colombian academic and member of the higher education union ASPU, was arrested on charges of rebellion in July 2015 and unjustly sentenced to eight years' imprisonment in a high security prison in Bogota. The Education International, representing teachers' trade unions around the world, is demanding his release. Dr Beltrán is a critic of the Colombian government and recently went on hunger strike to demand that his case be reviewed, and that conditions for other prisoners be improved. He needs our support. If we can flood the Colombian government with messages of protest, we can help get him released from prison. Please take a minute to send off your message today: http://www.labourstart.org/go/beltran Thank you! Eric Lee Want to do more? LabourStart needs your support to continue with our campaigning activities - please click here to donate. Which campaigns have I missed? Click here to find out. Join us in Toronto for the next LabourStart Global Solidarity Conference - May 6-8,2016.  Details here.   Forward Share Tweet Share Copyright © 2016 LabourStart, All rights reserved. You are receiving this message because you opted in at our website (http://www.labourstart.org) - most likely when you signed up to support one of our online campaigns in support of workers' rights. Our mailing address is: LabourStart Suite 504, 394 Muswell Hill Broadway London, England N10 1DJ United Kingdom Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences

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Building Peace and Justice– Now More than Ever: Massachusetts Peace Action 2016 Annual Meeting

Building Peace and Justice– Now More than Ever: Massachusetts Peace Action 2016 Annual Meeting

When: Saturday, March 12, 2016, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

Where: First Church in Cambridge - Jewett Auditorium • 11 Garden St • Harvard T • Cambridge

Keynote Speakers 

Phyllis Bennis: The Syrian War, ISIS, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the US

Bennis is author of Understanding ISIS and the New Global War on Terror: A Primer

Rep. Jim McGovern: Amidst Today’s Turmoil, We Must Rebuild the Peace Movement

McGovern represents Massachusetts’ 2^nd Congressional District.  Rep. McGovern will be awarded the 2016 Peacebuilders Prize for his leadership in Congress on peace and justice issues

Workshop Topics:

Building Peace in the Middle East: Diplomacy Wins, War Fails

Struggling for Peace by Meeting People’s Needs at Home

Resisting the Trillion Dollar Nuclear Weapons “Modernization” Plan: First Steps in a Long-Term Campaign

Peace and a stable climate:  Can we have one without the other?

 

 

Agenda

                10:00     Registration and Literature Tables Open

                11:00     Welcome

                                Phyllis Bennis – Remarks & Discussion

                12:00     Jim McGovern – Remarks & Discussion

                1:00        Lunch   

                1:45        Workshops Start

                3:00        Business Meeting

                                Board of Directors Election

                                Finance Report

                                Campus Organizing Report

                                Program Report, Discussion & Approval

                4:00        Adjourn

General admission $20; members, students, and low income $10 (includes lunch); members of Peace Action campus groups free.  Lunch is not guaranteed unless you pre-register.  Register online here or mail a check to Massachusetts Peace Action, 11 Garden St, Cambridge, MA 02138.  Write "Annual Meeting" on the memo line.

A View From The Left-Survey: American voters would cut defense spending by at least $12B

Survey: American voters would cut defense spending by at least $12B

http://thehill.com/policy/defense/272323-survey-american-voters-would-cut-defense-spending-by-at-least-12b

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By Kristina Wong - 03/09/16 06:00 AM EST

While some Republican presidential candidates have called for increased defense spending, a new survey shows that a majority of American voters would actually decrease it by at least $12 billion.

They would also cut the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and one aircraft carrier, showed the survey, which was conducted by the University of Maryland's non-partisan Program for Public Consultation, between Dec. 20 and Feb. 1.  

"There's been some surprise that there hasn't been more support for increases, particularly on the Republican side...given how much the Republican candidates have emphasized that," said the survey's director, Dr. Steven Kull.

In the survey, a representative sample of approximately 7,000 registered voters across the country were given detailed, non-partisan information vetted by congressional staffers and experts about the 2016 defense budget. 

The majority trimmed the 2016 defense budget by $12 billion, including cutting $4 billion for ground forces, $3 billion for nuclear weapons, $2 billion for air power, $2 billion for naval forces and $1 billion for missile defense. 

The budget for special operation and the Marines were untouched, but no area was increased. 

"They look at all the numbers and they just have a sense about you know, how much to spend," said Kull, who is the president of Voice of the People, a non-partisan group working to give citizens more influence in policy making. 

Broken down by political affiliation, the majority of Democrats would cut the defense budget by $36 billion, while the majority of Republicans left the defense budget as is, and the majority of independents would cut it by $20 billion. 

African American respondents cut the budget $34 billion, and Hispanics cut $20 billion, the survey showed. 

The results of the survey were briefed on Monday to some of the offices of lawmakers for the eight states whose voters participated, which included California, Florida, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, and Virginia. 

The desire for decreased defense spending was despite a growing concern among the public about the threat from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. 

"If people were really worked up about it, you would have expected to see some support for increasing [defense spending]," Kull said. 

What mattered more to the survey participants was cutting the nation's budget deficit, he said.  

"It's quite clear that Americans are concerned about the deficit and that seems to be the driver," he said. "So it's interesting how little discussion there is in the campaign about reducing the deficit, given how much the public seems to be interested in bringing that about." 

"We're not talking about deep cuts, you know, some modest cutting," he added. 

While voters nationwide did not call for increased defense spending, Kull said that Florida -- where GOP presidential contender Sen. Marco Rubio (R) is from -- was an exception among Republican voters. 

"In Florida there was some support for modest increases," said Kull. Rubio has called for a large increase in defense spending if he were to become president. Kull said his Senate office was briefed on the survey's results.

While the majority of participants would cut the F-35 and an aircraft carrier, they would continue to fund the planned Long Range Strike Bomber and not reduce the number of 12 planned submarines to eight.

In addition, the majority of participants also favored keeping 5,500 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, versus withdrawing all of them by the end of the year. 

The survey's report can be found here

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