Saturday, November 10, 2018

URGENT: Trump crossed a red line. Rally on Thursday! MoveOn Civic Action David Sievers

MoveOn Civic Action David Sievers<moveon-help@list.moveon.org>
To  
Dear Friend,
Earlier today, Donald Trump installed a crony to oversee special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, crossing a red line in a brazen attempt to obstruct Mueller's work.1 
By replacing Rod Rosenstein with just-named Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker as Mueller's boss overseeing the investigation, Trump has undercut the independence of the investigation. Whitaker has publicly outlined strategies to stifle the investigation, referred to Mueller's team as a "lynch mob," and cannot be allowed to remain in charge of it.This amounts to a direct assault on the independent Mueller probe which has already produced dozens of indictments, guilty pleas, and guilty verdicts.
That's why MoveOn and our allies are organizing emergency "Nobody Is Above the Law" rallies at 5 p.m. local time on Thursday, November 8. There are hundreds events scheduled across the country!
Can you attend a rapid-response rally?
(Please note that most events are at 5 p.m. local time, but in some cases local hosts may change the time. Find an event and RSVP to get the most up-to-date information on what to expect at the event.)
Rosenstein named Mueller as special counsel to get to the bottom of the Russian meddling in the 2016 election—and any ensuing effort to cover it up. This scope covers conflicts of interest within the Trump campaign, as well as possibly including Trump's own finances.
By replacing Rosenstein as Mueller's boss with Whitaker, Trump has enacted a plan he's mused about publicly to prevent the investigation from proceeding freely—he's triggered a full-fledged Constitutional crisis, asserting that he is above the law.3 The next few hours will determine whether he is proved right.
Congress has the constitutional authority and obligation to hold Trump accountable for this abuse of power. But we've seen the Republican Congress give Trump pass after pass every time he crosses another line.
If this isn't the moment they put country over party to hold Trump accountable, it's not clear whether it will ever happen. Let's show our lawmakers that we won't stand by while they allow Donald Trump to slide the U.S. into authoritarianism.
When Richard Nixon fired Archibald Cox from the Watergate investigation, it became a tipping-point moment for lawmakers in his own party to finally decide that they had to act or risk forfeiting our democracy. It's up to us to make Trump's appointment of Whitaker into the moment when our lawmakers finally wake up and prevent Trump from putting himself above the law.
Thanks for all you do.
–David, Milan, Mark, Anna, and the rest of the team
Sources:
1. "DOJ: Acting AG to take over oversight of Russia probe," The Hill, November 7, 2018 
 
2. "Matthew Whitaker, a Trump Loyalist, Is Seen as Ascendant Amid Rosenstein Chaos," The New York Times, September 28, 2018
 
3. "Trump may realize that firing Mueller would be bad, but firing Rosenstein might be worse," The Baltimore Sun, April 11, 2018
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ALL OUT - ARMISTICE DAY IN BOSTON- A DAY FOR PEACE

                
Boston Common:  12:30 p.m., NOVEMBER 11TH, 2018

REFLECT ON THE HORROR OF WAR...

                                 ANDWAGE PEACE!

                                                                                           for all the children of the world

                     
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11/10 Celebrating resistance of the Indigenous and oppressed Peoples of the Americas

  
encuentro5 community and friends invite you to commemorate and celebrate
the liberation struggles of the Americas and the Caribbean and the
strengthening wall of resistance to capitalism and imperialism by the
Indigenous and oppressed Peoples of the Americas.  Join us on *Saturday
November 10, 2018 7:00pm-Until Late.  9A Hamilton Pl. **across from Park
St. station (Green/Red lines) and next to the Orpheum Theater*

/la comunidad y amigos del encuentro5 te invitan a conmemorar y celebrar
las luchas de liberación de los pueblos indígenas y oprimidos de las
Américas y el Caribe, también el fortalecimiento del muro de resistencia
al capitalismo y al imperialismo. únete a nosotros *el sábado 10 de
noviembre de 2018 7:00 pm- Hasta tarde. 9A Hamilton Pl. a cruzar de la
estación del tren Park St. (líneas verde / roja) y al lado del Teatro
Orpheum.*/**

*/To view flyer/para ver volante click /*http://encuentro5.org/home/   
https://www.facebook.com/events/316619992485205/
<http://encuentro5.org/home/>**

Music and cultural ceremony have been important elements of liberation
struggles and movements worldwide. Historically, oppressed people have
shared their pain, resistance and hope via protest music, song, poetry
and dance, and most importantly, storytelling.  Africa, the Caribbean,
Ireland, India, Cuba, USNA and Latin American struggles and revolutions
for example have contributed greatly to this literature of protest, hope
and change. The struggles for economic justice and liberation continue.
Many Indigenous and racially oppressed Peoples of the Americas migrate
from their native countries in Central and South America, the Caribbean
and often from southern states to the north of the usna (united states
of north America). They emigrate in search of jobs, better quality of
life and in many cases fleeing from violence and persecution etc. While
they are emigrating from different regions, they share in the impact of
capitalism, imperialism and racism, which are paramount to their
oppression. In solidarity with the caravan of the Peoples from Central
America and standing with the Peoples held at the borders (to usna) and
in honor of those who gave their lives to liberation struggles, we will
participate in the LatinAmerican tradition of Altares and Mexican “día
de los muertos.” Please participate and bring an artifact or remembrance
in honor of a loved one and or someone who influenced you and has passed
on to the spirit world.

/La música y la ceremonia cultural han sido elementos importantes de las
luchas de liberación y movimientos en todo el mundo. //Históricamente,
las personas oprimidas han compartido su dolor, resistencia y esperanzas
a través de la música de protesta, la canción, la poesía y la danza, y
lo más importante, la narración. Las luchas y revoluciones de África, el
Caribe, Irlanda, India, Cuba, usna y América Latina, por ejemplo, han
contribuido enormemente a esta literatura de protesta, esperanza y
cambio. Las luchas por la justicia económica y las liberaciones
continúan. Muchos Pueblos Indígenas y oprimidos racialmente de las
Américas migran desde sus países nativos en América Central y del Sur,
el Caribe y, a menudo, desde los estados del sur al norte de usna
(Estados Unidos de norte américa). Emigran en busca de trabajo, mejor
calidad de vida y, en muchos casos, huyen de la violencia y la
persecución, etc. Mientras emigran de diferentes regiones, comparten el
impacto del capitalismo, el imperialismo y el racismo, que son el colmo
de su opresión. En solidaridad con la caravana de los pueblos de América
Central y de pie con los pueblos que se encuentran en las fronteras (de
usna) y en honor a los que dieron sus vidas a las luchas de liberación,
participaremos en la tradición latinoamericana de *Altares* y actividad
mexicana el *“día de los muertos ".*////Favor de participar y traiga un
artefacto o recuerdo en honor de un ser querido y/////o alguien que lo
haya influenciado y que haya pasado al mundo de los espíritus.///

//

*/Support Indigenous Communities’ campaign to replace Columbus day with
Indigenous Peoples Day. /**/For more information/*//Apoya la campaña de
Comunidades Indígenas para reemplazar el día de colón con el *día de los
pueblos indígenas. *.Para más información//:/*uaine.org
<http://uaine.org/>**For more / information about the Day of Mourning
November 22, 2018/*///*/Para mas información sobre el Día de Luto 22 de
noviembre del 201/*/8 /*uaine.org <http://uaine.org/>*

(United American Indians of New England)


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“Nobody is Above the Law Rally” *NOW SCHEDULED* for 5:00pm, Thursday, Nov. 8! Trump Has Crossed the Line! Sign up to Attend

Amy Hendrickson<amyh@texnology.com>

Demos are planned all across the country and beyond, TONIGHT

Here are the Boston area listings…

Thursday, November 8 at 5 p.m.
Hosted by Kim S. Matthew M.
Boston Common
Boston, MA 02111
2209 attendees
The Not Above The Law protest is ON for TOMORROW, Thursday, Nov. 8, 5:00pm, at Boston Common (across from the State House)! Trump crossed the line today when he forced Sessions out and put a crony in charge of the Mueller investigation. This is a peaceful though spirited rapid response rally, with more details to follow later tonight and into tomorrow. Get your posters and chants ready, and prepare to raise your voices and stand up for democracy! Also, sign up at our Facebook page, which will be updated shortly: https://www.facebook.com/events/284755215335127/
Thursday, November 8 at 5 p.m.
Hosted by Rebecca R.
Arlington Town Hall
Arlington, MA 02476
245 attendees
Donald Trump replaced Attorney General Jeff Sessions with Acting Attorney General Matthew G. Whitaker, who has openly criticized the scope of the Russia investigation and now has the power to stop or stifle Mueller's work and withhold its findings from the public. Please bring a flashlight or lantern to this demonstration of our commitment to justice and the rule of law. We will not allow the truth to die in darkness.
Thursday, November 8 at 5 p.m.
Hosted by Emily S. Jennifer R. Renee K. Sagie T.
Waltham Common
Waltham, MA 02451
141 attendees
Let's stand together: Thursday, November 8th, 5-6pm @ the NW corner of the Waltham Common, across-ish from Cafe on the Common.
Tuesday, December 31 at 7 p.m.
Hosted by John K.
Needham Town Common
Needham, MA 02492
65 attendees
Citizen Rally to respond to any one of 3 triggering events (1) firing of Mueller (2) firing of Rosenstein, or (3) pardon(s) of key witness. If the trigger event occurs before 2:00 pm we rally at 5:00 pm on the same day. If the event occurs after 2:00 pm we rally at noon on the following day. Please bring signs, music and positive energy. This will be an outdoor rally. We expect everyone participating in this event will abide by all applicable laws and lawful orders of authorities. This event will be nonviolent and will not involve any civil disobedience or other violation of law.
Thursday, November 8 at 5 p.m.
Hosted by Demetra T.
Reading Town Common
Reading, MA 01867
301 attendees
Let's show Donald Trump that nobody is above the law. Bring Signs, Bring Drums. Lets make some noise.
Thursday, November 8 at 5 p.m.
Hosted by Andrew W. Sally W.
Burlington Town Common
Burlington, MA 01803
47 attendees
This is an event planned as a rapid-response protest in the event that Donald Trump fires Special Counsel Robert Mueller or acts in other ways to seriously threaten the Trump-Russia investigation. Please note that the listed date is a placeholder and will be updated to be within 24 hours of the firing, should it occur.
Thursday, November 8 at 5 p.m.
Hosted by Susan K. Laura H. Terri M. Jim O. Elizabeth F. Kenneth G.
Derby Sq Across from 21 Front St
Salem, MA 01970
611 attendees
The time is Thursday, Nov 8 at 5 PM. Bring a poster, drums, pots and pans. Let's make some noise.

·         Natick Common  Sign up to Attend

Thursday, November 8 at 5 p.m.
Hosted by Matt M.
Natick Common
Natick, MA 01760
65 attendees
No one is above the law rapid response protest.
Thursday, November 8 at 5 p.m.
Hosted by Kate k. Jennifer I.
First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church STEPS
Concord, MA 01742
41 attendees

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