{"article":{"id":39023,"heading":"MONDAY OC ANTI-WAR PROTEST & UPCMOING TEACH-INS","author":"chantel G","created":"2003-03-23 21:01:32","modified":"2013-11-10 23:49:14","last_modified":"Mon, 11 Nov 2013 06:49:14","article":"

2 ANNOUNCMENTS

1) MONDAY MARCH 24, EMERGENCY ANTI-WAR RALLY @ SADDLEBACK COLLEGE

2) WED. MARCH 9, SONALI KOLHATKAR & TAHMEENA FARYAL @ SADDLEBACK

COLLEGE

3) Vandana Shiva at Saddleback April 2nd

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THERE IS GOING TO BE AN EMERGENCY ANTI-WAR PROTEST ON MONDAY MARCH 4

AT SADDLEBACK COLLEGE IN ORANGE COUNTY.

***Please bring your signs, voices, and bullhorns***

ANTI-WAR RALLY & COMMUNITY OPEN MIC. SESSION!

SADDLEBACK COLLEGE JOINS IN PROTEST AGAINST WAR!

CAMPUS ANTI-WAR PROTEST\/RALLY

OUR DEMANDS:

- STOP THE BOMBING ON IRAQ! No Blood For Oil

- No Racist Scapegoat

- No Racial Profiling of students on\/off campus

- No Military Recruitment on Campus

- Money for education, health care, and jobs

- USA out of the middle east

Use YOUR voice and join Saddleback college students, faculty, and

community residents at an emergency Anti-War Rally on Monday March

24, 2003 as we come together in conservative South Orange County and

show that even in this white-bread little town there are plenty of

people who will stand up and say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! STOP THE BOMBING

NOW!

WHEN: Monday March 24, 2003

TIME: 11:00-2:00 PM

WHERE: Main Quad (located next to the Main bookstore & Admissions

and Records office)

SADDLEBACK COLLEGE IS LOCATED: 28000 Marguerite Pkwy., Mission

Viejo, CA 92692 ( 5 Freeway & Crown Valley Parkway, Mission Viejo)

Please bring your own sack lunch for an outdoor picnic after rally.

Let your voice be heard, bring your signs, noise makers, and most

importantly yourself !

SPONSORED BY CAMPUS CLUBS: Avalon Club, Gay Straight Students

Alliance, Poetry Club, Sign Language club

MORE INFORMATION: scavalonclub@yahoo.com<\/a>

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\"Those of us who love peace must organize as

effectively as the war hawks. As they spread the

propaganda of war, we must spread the propaganda

of peace.\"---Martin Luther King Jr.

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SAVE THE DATE: WED. APRIL 9!!!

\"AFGHANISTAN AS A MODEL FOR IRAQ: THE RETHORIC

OF LIBERATION\"

THE WAR IN IRAQ & AFGHANISTAN IS NOT JUST A WAR AGAINST MUSLIMS OR

PEOPLE OF THE MIDDLE EAST, BUT A WAR ON HUMANITY AND THE WORLD!

Wednesday April 9, 2003, 12:00-1:30 PM

SADDLEBACK COLLEGE GYM (P.E 200)

28000 Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo, CA 92692

FREE PARKING FOR EVENT IN LOTS # 13 & 5

A Teach – In by SONAL KOLHATKAR Vice President of

the AFGHAN WOMEN'S MISSION & Host of the MORNING

SHOW on KPFK 90.7 FM

&

TAHMEENA FARYAL of the Revolutionary Association of

the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA)

THEY WILL BE SPEAKING ABOUT AND TRYING TO ANSWER SOME OF THE

FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

• Have the women and people of Afghanistan really been

liberated by US bombs?

• Does the replacement of one fundamentalist terrorist

regime in Afghanistan with another really root out

terrorism and what might this foretell for Iraq?

• What challenges do the democratically minded people

of Afghanistan and the world still face and how is

RAWA addressing them?

* The many reasons why humans beings from around the world

need to come together and take a stand against war.



THE WAR IN IRAQ & AFGHANISTAN IS NOT JUST A WAR AGAINST MUSLIMS OR

PEOPLE OF THE MIDDLE EAST, BUT A WAR ON HUMANITY AND THE WORLD!



For more information Contact:

949-436-1188

OR

scavalonclub@yahoo.com<\/a>



Sonali Kolhatkar is the Vice President of The Afghan

Women's Mission, Host of The Morning Show on 90.7

KPFK, and a writer who has has written numerous

published articles.

The 1 1\/2 hour teach-in will look at the \"War on

Terrorism\" that has been waged since 9\/11 in

Afghanistan, and the current target Iraq. It will look

at how the goal of rooting out terrorism quickly

turned into one of liberating the Afghan people from

the Taliban. Once the hunt for Osama Bin Laden proved

more difficult that the Bush Administration imagined,

the target quickly became Iraq. The U.S is now on the

verge of launching a brutal war against the Iraqi

people, once more to liberate them through bombs.

Donald! Rumsfeld, US Defense Secretary has hailed

Afghanistan as a model for Iraq. What are the

implications of this for the people of Iraq? How will

this war affect the women of Iraq? and what does it

mean to be liberate a people through war? Sonali will

will attempt to answer these and more questions at the

teach-in.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC & ALL CAMPUS CLUBS

Tahmeena Faryal is one of the leading spokeswomen of

the Revolutionary Association of the Women of

Afghanistan (RAWA). She is in her twenties, very

eloquent and has a good grasp of English. In October

2001, Tahmeena testified in front of the Subcommittee

of the US House on International Operations and Human

Rights. Tahmeena was born in Afghanistan and raised

in Pakistani refugee camps. She joined RAWA at a young

age after attending a school run by RAWA members.

Today she travels around the world speaking out on

behalf of Afghan women and their rights. Tahmee na also

works on RAWA's various projects in Pakistani refugee

camps and

inside Afghanistan when she is not traveling.

The Revolutionary Association of the Women of

Afghanistan (RAWA) is the oldest political women's

organization in Afghanistan. RAWA was founded in 1977

and after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, they

joined the anti-Soviet resistance and rejected the

fundamentalist ideologies of the US-backed Mujahadeen.

RAWA also strongly denounced the Taliban and today

they reject the Northern Alliance who comprise much of

Afghanistan's government. RAWA has been at the

forefront of the Afghan women's movement - they

maintain that a secular and democratic government in

Afghanistan, which ensures the rights of women

alongside men, is the only solution for peace and

stability in their country. In addition to RAWA's

political work of organizing demonstrations and

political campaigns, RAWA also coo rdinates

humanitarian projects. These include the newlyopened Malalai Hospital

in Pakistan for Afghan

refugees, a sustainable farming project in Afghanistan

and scores of schools, orphanages, adult literacy

courses and income generating courses for Afghan women

and children. To find out more about RAWA, visit there

website at www.rawa.org.



Please invite anyone who might be interested and

forward this invitation freely (especially if you are

on any list-serves).

DIRECTIONS:

Driving Directions:

For detailed, street-by-street directions to

Saddleback College, log onto Mapquest

(www.mapquest.com). From there, click on 'Driving

Directions' - enter in your starting address. Enter

the following address in to 'To' field:

28000 Marguerite Pkwy.

Mission Viejo, CA 92692

Mapquest will then provide detailed driving

instructions to Saddleback College from the location

you specify.

North or Southbound on the Interstate 5 Freeway:

1. Exit Avery

2. Tur n East on Avery

3. Cross Marguerite Parkway and

go left into Saddleback College Avery Entrance

or

1. Exit Crown Valley

2. Turn East

3. Turn RIGHT on Medical Center Drive

4. Cross Marguerite Parkway into College Drive

Entrance

FREE PARKING FOR EVENT IN LOT # 13 & 5

NO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY OR VIDEO TAPING ALLOWED PLEASE!!



For more information, please contact

scavalonclub@yahoo.com<\/a>

OR 949-436-1188

BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Saddleback College Avalon Club,

Sign Language Club, Poetry Club, and The Gay &

Straight Alliance Club & Saddleback College Students

Against War

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#4 Vandana Shiva at Saddleback April 2nd

DESPAIRity

A teach-in about the inequalities between

first and third world countries.

April 2nd (Wednesday)

12PM - 1:30PM

Gymnasium (Room PE 200)

Saddleback College

Mission Viejo, California

Vandana Shiva will be speaking at Saddleback College

about the growing inequalities between first and third

world countries. What are the responsibilities first world

countries have to third world countries? Do we have any?

Have our activities contributed in any way to their conditions?

These are some of the questions Dr. Shiva will address

as well as the solutions on how we can create a global

democracy and smash the economic apartheid. Please

join us in examining the issues surrounding corporate

power, globalization, economic disparities, international

aid, and patent rights.

After the event, Dr. Shiva's books will be available for

sale for a special book signing.

VANDANA SHIVA

Born in India in 1952, Vandana Shiva is a world-renowned

environmental leader and thinker. Director of the Research

Foundation on Science, Technology, and Ecology, she is

the author of many books, including Water Wars: Pollution,

Profits, and Privatization (South End Press, 2001),

Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge

(South End Press, 1997),

Monocultures of the Mind (Zed, 1993), The Violence of the

Green Revolution (Zed, 1992), and Staying Alive

(St. Martin's Press, 1989).

Shiva is a leader in the International Forum on

Globalization, along with Ralph Nader and Jeremy Rifkin.

She addressed the World Trade Organization summit in

Seattle, 1999, as well as the recent World Economic Forum

in Melbourne, 2000. In 1993, Shiva won the Alternative Nobel

Peace Prize (the Right Livelihood Award). The founder of

Navdanya (\"nine seeds\"), a movement promoting diversity

and use of native seeds, she also set up the Research

Foundation for Science, Technology, and Ecology in her

mother's cowshed in 1997. Its studies have validated the

ecological value of traditional farming and been instrumental

in fighting destructive development projects in India.

Before becoming an activist, Shiva was one of India's

leading physicists. She holds a master's degree in the

philosophy of science and a Ph.D. in particle physics.

EVENT SUMMARY

WHEN: Wednesday, April 2, 12PM -1:30PM

WHERE: Saddleback College, 28000 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo,

CA

92692. The event will be taking place in PE 200 (the campus

gymnasium).

ADMISSION: Free and open to the public; Parking is $1 for a daily

permit

or

$0.25\/ hour at the parking meters. There is also free parking areas

around

the campus.

DIRECTIONS

1) Take the 5 Freeway.

2) Exit Avery (make a left off the exit if you're taking the 5 South

and

make a right if you're taking the 5 North).

3) Go straight and pass Marguerite.

4) Make your first left into Saddleback College (you will see the

electronic

marquees).

5) Make a right at the stop sign to get on College Drive East.

6) You will see the gymnasium on your left. It is located at the

corner

of

College Drive East and Service Road (a very small road shortly after

Lower

Campus Drive). If you reach Library Drive, you have gone too far.

For a map of Saddleback, please visit:

http:\/\/www.saddleback.cc.ca.us\/maps\/<\/a>

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