On the 6th June, an important ceremony will be held on the beaches of Normandy, France, to commemorate D-Day, the landing of allied troops in 1944, come to liberate France and Europe from Nazi occupation. Many world leaders will be present, including George Bush. Bush (whose family made a fortune doing business with the Nazis), does not represent that America which fought for freedom, but a sombre America, arrogant and imperialist.

Bush must not be allowed to steal the memory of those Americans who crossed the waters to save Europe, many of whom never returned home.

Here is a poster that can be printed and passed around...

PDF low definition (170 Ko) :
http://www.overmydeadbody.org/images/articles_images/dday/affiche-l_dday.pdf

PDF high definition (2,4 Mo) :
http://www.overmydeadbody.org/images/articles_images/dday/affiche-hd_dday.pdf


Joseph Rabie
The "Over My Dead Body" Project

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The "Over My Dead Body" project is a world wide, online, virtual demonstration, politicising the major themes of globalisation and the economy, the environment, antiracism, gender issues, etc. The federating platform is the promotion of "the politics of generosity" to unblock the stranglehold of financial and nationalist self-interest upon the world's destiny. It is evident that the war against Iraq enters within a definition of corporate imperialism: thus protest against the war and its aftermath is part of the "Over My Dead Body" project's agenda...

http://www.overmydeadbody.org

People are invited to participate, and are represented symbolically in the demonstration by their name, place of residence, and if they so wish, photo, and virtual placard. Thus people from the four corners of the globe may march together, and in this way the demo is a powerful and active metaphor for fraternity. Take a moment to watch people pass by, seeing where they come from and what they say.