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Aug 22, 2010
ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT TO HOLD MAJOR DEMONSTRATION AGAINST WAR CRIMINAL BLAIR
ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT TO HOLD MAJOR DEMONSTRATION AGAINST WAR CRIMINAL BLAIR DURING FORTHCOMING DUBLIN VIST
IRISH ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT
Press Release – August 21st
ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT TO HOLD MAJOR DEMONSTRATION AGAINST WAR CRIMINAL BLAIR DURING FORTHCOMING DUBLIN VIST
In a statement the Irish Anti-War Movement (IAWM) has announced plans to hold a major demonstration to protest during the planned visit to Dublin of former British Prime minister, Tony Blair on September 3rd/4th.
The demonstration will coincide with the book launch and signing event for Mr Blair’s soon to be published autobiography, due to take place in Eason’s on O’ Connell St in Dublin on Saturday September 4th.
The protest will assemble at 11.30am at the Garden of Remembrance in Parnell Square, before marching to Eason’s where the book signing will be taking place.
The IAWM protest will focus on Tony Blair’s key role in launching the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq that have claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and devastated both countries.
The protest will also focus on Blair’s effective complicity - both as Prime Minister and now as EU envoy to the Middle East - with the war crimes and human rights abuses committed by Israel against the Palestinians.
The protest will also seek to highlight the continued complicity of the Irish government with the wars launched by former US president George Bush and Mr Blair – in allowing US troops to use Shannon airport on route to participate in those wars, and through the direct involvement of a small number of Irish troops in the Afghan conflict.
Over the coming days, the IAWM will undertake a major national mobilisation for the demonstration and will be contacting and seeking the support of the widest possible range of political and civil society groups for the protest.
Richard Boyd Barrett, chairperson of the IAWM said:
“By any reasonable standard, Tony Blair is a war criminal. He played a key role in fabricating the lies and bogus justifications for an illegal and murderous war in Iraq and the equally immoral war in Afghanistan.
Credible estimates put the numbers of dead in Iraq as a result of the war launched by Blair and Bush at over a million. Millions more have been made refugees and the infrastructure of Iraqi society has been utterly devastated.
In Afghanistan, tens of thousands have died and the body count continues to rise daily as result of the war and occupation spearheaded by the US and UK, under Bush and Blair, and now continued by Barack Obama and David Cameron.
By every objective humanitarian criterion, life for the Afghan people is worse now than it was before Blair and Bush launched their brutal war.
While Blair has justified his murderous military actions in Iraq and Afghanistan with bogus talk of fighting “terrorism” and spreading “democracy,” he has done absolutely nothing to restrain or sanction Israel for its deliberate murder of thousands of Palestinians and systematic denial of their most elementary human and civil rights.
Worse than that - both as Prime Minister and now as EU envoy - Blair has given effective moral support to Israel in its criminal siege of Gaza by refusing to recognise the democratically elected representatives of the Palestinian people. The refusal of the major western powers, including Britain and the EU, to recognise the outcome of democratic elections in Palestine, gave the green light to Israel to besiege and assault Gaza in the name of fighting “terrorism.”
The idea of Tony Blair celebrating or justifying his war crimes in a book and generating money from it, regardless of where that money goes, is nauseating in the extreme. It is blood money pure and simple, and Blair’s agenda in writing this book is a purely cynical manoeuvre to whitewash responsibility for war crimes and mass murder. The only book of Tony Blair’s that those opposed to war should look forward to is his prison memoirs.
In 2003, 100,000 people came onto the streets to oppose Blair and Bush’s war. They have been utterly vindicated in their opposition to that war. We hope that many of those people will once again come onto the streets on 4th September to express their outrage at what Blair has done and the terrible suffering he has inflicted.
Crucially, this protest is not just about what has happened in the past but what is still going on now in Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine, where people continue to die and suffer every day as a result of the policies initiated by Blair and Bush.
This protest therefore will also seek to, once again, demand that our government end its complicity with US/UK warmongering by ejecting US troops from Shannon, withdrawing Irish troops from Afghanistan and imposing sanctions on Israel for its inhuman treatment of the Palestinians.”
For more info/confirmation contact: Richard Boyd Barrett 086-7814520
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IRISH ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT
Press Release – August 21st
ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT TO HOLD MAJOR DEMONSTRATION AGAINST WAR CRIMINAL BLAIR DURING FORTHCOMING DUBLIN VIST
In a statement the Irish Anti-War Movement (IAWM) has announced plans to hold a major demonstration to protest during the planned visit to Dublin of former British Prime minister, Tony Blair on September 3rd/4th.
The demonstration will coincide with the book launch and signing event for Mr Blair’s soon to be published autobiography, due to take place in Eason’s on O’ Connell St in Dublin on Saturday September 4th.
The protest will assemble at 11.30am at the Garden of Remembrance in Parnell Square, before marching to Eason’s where the book signing will be taking place.
The IAWM protest will focus on Tony Blair’s key role in launching the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq that have claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and devastated both countries.
The protest will also focus on Blair’s effective complicity - both as Prime Minister and now as EU envoy to the Middle East - with the war crimes and human rights abuses committed by Israel against the Palestinians.
The protest will also seek to highlight the continued complicity of the Irish government with the wars launched by former US president George Bush and Mr Blair – in allowing US troops to use Shannon airport on route to participate in those wars, and through the direct involvement of a small number of Irish troops in the Afghan conflict.
Over the coming days, the IAWM will undertake a major national mobilisation for the demonstration and will be contacting and seeking the support of the widest possible range of political and civil society groups for the protest.
Richard Boyd Barrett, chairperson of the IAWM said:
“By any reasonable standard, Tony Blair is a war criminal. He played a key role in fabricating the lies and bogus justifications for an illegal and murderous war in Iraq and the equally immoral war in Afghanistan.
Credible estimates put the numbers of dead in Iraq as a result of the war launched by Blair and Bush at over a million. Millions more have been made refugees and the infrastructure of Iraqi society has been utterly devastated.
In Afghanistan, tens of thousands have died and the body count continues to rise daily as result of the war and occupation spearheaded by the US and UK, under Bush and Blair, and now continued by Barack Obama and David Cameron.
By every objective humanitarian criterion, life for the Afghan people is worse now than it was before Blair and Bush launched their brutal war.
While Blair has justified his murderous military actions in Iraq and Afghanistan with bogus talk of fighting “terrorism” and spreading “democracy,” he has done absolutely nothing to restrain or sanction Israel for its deliberate murder of thousands of Palestinians and systematic denial of their most elementary human and civil rights.
Worse than that - both as Prime Minister and now as EU envoy - Blair has given effective moral support to Israel in its criminal siege of Gaza by refusing to recognise the democratically elected representatives of the Palestinian people. The refusal of the major western powers, including Britain and the EU, to recognise the outcome of democratic elections in Palestine, gave the green light to Israel to besiege and assault Gaza in the name of fighting “terrorism.”
The idea of Tony Blair celebrating or justifying his war crimes in a book and generating money from it, regardless of where that money goes, is nauseating in the extreme. It is blood money pure and simple, and Blair’s agenda in writing this book is a purely cynical manoeuvre to whitewash responsibility for war crimes and mass murder. The only book of Tony Blair’s that those opposed to war should look forward to is his prison memoirs.
In 2003, 100,000 people came onto the streets to oppose Blair and Bush’s war. They have been utterly vindicated in their opposition to that war. We hope that many of those people will once again come onto the streets on 4th September to express their outrage at what Blair has done and the terrible suffering he has inflicted.
Crucially, this protest is not just about what has happened in the past but what is still going on now in Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine, where people continue to die and suffer every day as a result of the policies initiated by Blair and Bush.
This protest therefore will also seek to, once again, demand that our government end its complicity with US/UK warmongering by ejecting US troops from Shannon, withdrawing Irish troops from Afghanistan and imposing sanctions on Israel for its inhuman treatment of the Palestinians.”
For more info/confirmation contact: Richard Boyd Barrett 086-7814520
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Aug 6, 2010
Aug 5, 2010
Day School - Israel, Palestine
Sat 7th August - 12:30 Day School - Israel, Palestine and the Politics of the Middle East
Contents
1.THURSDAY 05 AUGUST (TODAY), 5.00-6.00PM, GPO, O CONNELL STREET IAWM STALL FOR PALESTINE
2.Saturday 7th August - 12:30 Day School - Israel, Palestine and the Politics of the Middle East - Central Hotel, Exchequer St, Dublin.
3.Attend Saturday's Day School On-Line.
4.MONDAY 9th AUGUST FROM 7.30AM PEACEFUL BLOCKADE OF ISRAELI EMBASSY, PEMBROKE ROAD, BALLSBRIDGE, DUBLIN 4.
5.Donating to the Irish Anti-War Movement
1.Donating through PayPal
2.Setup a Standing Order
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1. THURSDAY 05 AUGUST (TODAY), 5.00-6.00PM, GPO, O CONNELL STREET IAWM STALL FOR PALESTINE
Meet at GPO. For info please contact Marnie Holborrow, Tel: 087 988 9244 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 087 988 9244 end_of_the_skype_highlighting.
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2. Saturday 7th August - 12:30 Day School - Israel, Palestine and the Politics of the Middle East - Central Hotel, Exchequer St, Dublin.
See Leaflet for Details.
12:30 - 13:30 Israel and the Arab States
Anne Alexander (author of ‘Nasser - Life and Times’)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/947757993).
14:30 - 15:30 Expression workshop Zionism and apartheid
Sarah Wood (Facilitator)
Claudia Saba (Palestinian Activist)
16:00 - 17:30 Islam and resistance (Panel of Speakers)
Ahmed El Habash (Palestinian Rights Institute)
Michael Youlton (IAWM)
Anne Alexander (author of ‘Nasser - Life and Times’)
Francesco Cavorta (Author :Democratization in the Muslim World)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/401304888).
17:30 - 18:30 The Politics of Anti - Imperialism
Richard Boyd Barrett (Chair IAWM)
Fintan Lane (Participant on Gaza Flotilla)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/797972145).
For the first time in decades, many Palestinian organizations and activists see a reason for hope as their call to boycott Israel is gathering momentum.
The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign is modelled on the movement against South Africa’s apartheid system in the 1980s. It is a grassroots campaign called for by Palestinians themselves and doing what governments are failing to do – stand up to the apartheid state of Israel.
The BDS campaign aims to address the demands of not just the 4 million Palestinians living under Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza, but also the more than 1 million Palestinian citizens of Israel and roughly 4 million Palestinians living in refugee camps throughout the Middle East.
In the weeks since the assault on the Gaza flotilla, the BDS movement has seen huge steps forward: 1,500 dockworkers at ports across Sweden refused to handle cargo to and from Israel, and a few days later, 1,000 activists set up a picket line at the Port of Oakland that was honoured by dockworkers, preventing an Israeli ship from being unloaded for 24 hours.
Last year Ireland’s Council of Trade Unions (ICTU), following a motion from anti-war activists in Derry, and after an ICTU visit to Palestine, called for full trade union support for the boycott campaign. Furthermore, Dublin City Council, in May 2010. passed a resolution calling on the City Manager not to sign or renew any contracts with French multinational Veolia – the operators of the LUAS who have also tendered for the Metro North project.
Veolia operate Israeli rail, bus and waste services in the illegally occupied West Bank.
Also in recent weeks, a growing list of musicians has refused to play concerts in Israel. Gil Scott-Heron cancelled the Israeli stop of his world tour, as did the Pixies, Massive Attack and Elvis Costello. If you are interested in joining our boycott activities and our blockade of the Israeli embassy contact us on our website irishantiwar.org or facebook.
Israel’s attack on the civilians on the Freedom Flotilla with the death of nine civilians and the wounding of over 40 was unprovoked, unwarranted, and brutal. It brought home yet again the true nature of the Israeli state.
Israel’s attack on the civilians on the Freedom Flotilla with the death of nine civilians and the wounding of over 40 was unprovoked, unwarranted, and brutal. It brought home yet again the true nature of the Israeli state.
Support for the flotilla has reverberated around the world. The Irish Anti War Movement, along with others, has mobilised large numbers on demonstrations in Dublin. It has been calling for the expulsion of the Israeli Ambassador here. It has held several blockades of the Israel Embassy the first of which succeeded in closing the Embassy down for one day.
People see how much Israel relies on its Western backers. Obama, even after the flotilla murders, yet again praised Netanyahu for being serious about peace! Every time a further move to ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians is made, US military might and billions of dollars in aid is there to support Israel.
The conflict is opening people’s eyes to the politics of the Middle East and how Western interests back the status quo. The actions of the Israeli state, including its building of a concrete prison wall and its stubborn continuation of the building of settlements criss-crossing the West Bank, have made many see Israel as an apartheid state which needs to be changed.
Historian Ilan Pappe refers to Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians as ethnic cleansing and says that it has deep political causes. Some of the questions that this day-school seeks to address are:
•What is the solution to the ending of the apartheid state of Israel?
•Why does the Irish government refuse to stand up clearly to Israel?
•Why does the EU treat Israel as a special ally?
•What do the governments of the Arab states not stand up to Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Palestinians?
•Why does political Islam seem to be leading the resistance to Israel?
•Is the call for boycotting Israel anti-Semitic?
Come along and discuss these with us. There will be sessions aimed at full participation and others where you can ask questions and raise points, or just listen, if you like!
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3. Attend Saturday's Day School On-Line.
The Irish Anti-War Movement is holding a number of experimental online meeting at the Day School this Saturday the meetings which can be attended on-line are listed below.
On-Line participants will be able to ask questions in the same way as people who are physically attending the meeting.
WARNING THIS IS THE FIRST TIEM THIS HAS BEEN DONE AND THE RESULTS WILL DEPEND ON YOUR INTERNET CONNECTION.
12:30 - 13:30 Israel and the Arab States
Anne Alexander (author of ‘Nasser - Life and Times’)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/947757993).
16:00 - 17:30 Islam and resistance (Panel of Speakers)
Ahmed El Habash (Palestinian Rights Institute)
Michael Youlton (IAWM)
Anne Alexander (author of ‘Nasser - Life and Times’)
Francesco Cavorta (Author :Democratization in the Muslim World)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/401304888).
17:30 - 18:30 The Politics of Anti - Imperialism
Richard Boyd Barrett (Chair IAWM)
Fintan Lane (Participant on Gaza Flotilla)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/797972145).
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4. MONDAY 09 AUGUST FROM 7.30AM PEACEFUL BLOCKADE OF ISRAELI EMBASSY, PEMBROKE ROAD, BALLSBRIDGE, DUBLIN 4.
The IAWM calls on the Irish Government to break diplomatic and economic ties with Israel.
Please join us at the Israeli Embassy to send the message to the Israeli Ambassador that he is not welcome in Ireland as long as the siege of Gaza and the ethnic cleansing in the West Bank continues and the Palestinian people are denied their human rights.
This will be the seventh time we have carried out a blockade of the Israeli Embassy since the killing of the nine Turkish Peace Activists on 31 May. For a report on the last blockade see http://irishantiwar.org/node/954
Please come along, tell all your friends and show your support for the people of Gaza and the West Bank.
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5. Donating to the Irish Anti-War Movement
5-1. Donating through PayPal
Follow this link to donate to the Irish Anti War Movement through PayPal.
5-2. Setup a Standing Order
To set-up a standing order with the Irish-Anti War Movement please go to the following link http://www.irishantiwar.org/files/standing-order-form.doc fill in the form and post to the Irish Anti-War Movement P.O. Box 9260 Dublin 1.
Contents
1.THURSDAY 05 AUGUST (TODAY), 5.00-6.00PM, GPO, O CONNELL STREET IAWM STALL FOR PALESTINE
2.Saturday 7th August - 12:30 Day School - Israel, Palestine and the Politics of the Middle East - Central Hotel, Exchequer St, Dublin.
3.Attend Saturday's Day School On-Line.
4.MONDAY 9th AUGUST FROM 7.30AM PEACEFUL BLOCKADE OF ISRAELI EMBASSY, PEMBROKE ROAD, BALLSBRIDGE, DUBLIN 4.
5.Donating to the Irish Anti-War Movement
1.Donating through PayPal
2.Setup a Standing Order
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. THURSDAY 05 AUGUST (TODAY), 5.00-6.00PM, GPO, O CONNELL STREET IAWM STALL FOR PALESTINE
Meet at GPO. For info please contact Marnie Holborrow, Tel: 087 988 9244 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 087 988 9244 end_of_the_skype_highlighting.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2. Saturday 7th August - 12:30 Day School - Israel, Palestine and the Politics of the Middle East - Central Hotel, Exchequer St, Dublin.
See Leaflet for Details.
12:30 - 13:30 Israel and the Arab States
Anne Alexander (author of ‘Nasser - Life and Times’)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/947757993).
14:30 - 15:30 Expression workshop Zionism and apartheid
Sarah Wood (Facilitator)
Claudia Saba (Palestinian Activist)
16:00 - 17:30 Islam and resistance (Panel of Speakers)
Ahmed El Habash (Palestinian Rights Institute)
Michael Youlton (IAWM)
Anne Alexander (author of ‘Nasser - Life and Times’)
Francesco Cavorta (Author :Democratization in the Muslim World)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/401304888).
17:30 - 18:30 The Politics of Anti - Imperialism
Richard Boyd Barrett (Chair IAWM)
Fintan Lane (Participant on Gaza Flotilla)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/797972145).
For the first time in decades, many Palestinian organizations and activists see a reason for hope as their call to boycott Israel is gathering momentum.
The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign is modelled on the movement against South Africa’s apartheid system in the 1980s. It is a grassroots campaign called for by Palestinians themselves and doing what governments are failing to do – stand up to the apartheid state of Israel.
The BDS campaign aims to address the demands of not just the 4 million Palestinians living under Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza, but also the more than 1 million Palestinian citizens of Israel and roughly 4 million Palestinians living in refugee camps throughout the Middle East.
In the weeks since the assault on the Gaza flotilla, the BDS movement has seen huge steps forward: 1,500 dockworkers at ports across Sweden refused to handle cargo to and from Israel, and a few days later, 1,000 activists set up a picket line at the Port of Oakland that was honoured by dockworkers, preventing an Israeli ship from being unloaded for 24 hours.
Last year Ireland’s Council of Trade Unions (ICTU), following a motion from anti-war activists in Derry, and after an ICTU visit to Palestine, called for full trade union support for the boycott campaign. Furthermore, Dublin City Council, in May 2010. passed a resolution calling on the City Manager not to sign or renew any contracts with French multinational Veolia – the operators of the LUAS who have also tendered for the Metro North project.
Veolia operate Israeli rail, bus and waste services in the illegally occupied West Bank.
Also in recent weeks, a growing list of musicians has refused to play concerts in Israel. Gil Scott-Heron cancelled the Israeli stop of his world tour, as did the Pixies, Massive Attack and Elvis Costello. If you are interested in joining our boycott activities and our blockade of the Israeli embassy contact us on our website irishantiwar.org or facebook.
Israel’s attack on the civilians on the Freedom Flotilla with the death of nine civilians and the wounding of over 40 was unprovoked, unwarranted, and brutal. It brought home yet again the true nature of the Israeli state.
Israel’s attack on the civilians on the Freedom Flotilla with the death of nine civilians and the wounding of over 40 was unprovoked, unwarranted, and brutal. It brought home yet again the true nature of the Israeli state.
Support for the flotilla has reverberated around the world. The Irish Anti War Movement, along with others, has mobilised large numbers on demonstrations in Dublin. It has been calling for the expulsion of the Israeli Ambassador here. It has held several blockades of the Israel Embassy the first of which succeeded in closing the Embassy down for one day.
People see how much Israel relies on its Western backers. Obama, even after the flotilla murders, yet again praised Netanyahu for being serious about peace! Every time a further move to ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians is made, US military might and billions of dollars in aid is there to support Israel.
The conflict is opening people’s eyes to the politics of the Middle East and how Western interests back the status quo. The actions of the Israeli state, including its building of a concrete prison wall and its stubborn continuation of the building of settlements criss-crossing the West Bank, have made many see Israel as an apartheid state which needs to be changed.
Historian Ilan Pappe refers to Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians as ethnic cleansing and says that it has deep political causes. Some of the questions that this day-school seeks to address are:
•What is the solution to the ending of the apartheid state of Israel?
•Why does the Irish government refuse to stand up clearly to Israel?
•Why does the EU treat Israel as a special ally?
•What do the governments of the Arab states not stand up to Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Palestinians?
•Why does political Islam seem to be leading the resistance to Israel?
•Is the call for boycotting Israel anti-Semitic?
Come along and discuss these with us. There will be sessions aimed at full participation and others where you can ask questions and raise points, or just listen, if you like!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3. Attend Saturday's Day School On-Line.
The Irish Anti-War Movement is holding a number of experimental online meeting at the Day School this Saturday the meetings which can be attended on-line are listed below.
On-Line participants will be able to ask questions in the same way as people who are physically attending the meeting.
WARNING THIS IS THE FIRST TIEM THIS HAS BEEN DONE AND THE RESULTS WILL DEPEND ON YOUR INTERNET CONNECTION.
12:30 - 13:30 Israel and the Arab States
Anne Alexander (author of ‘Nasser - Life and Times’)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/947757993).
16:00 - 17:30 Islam and resistance (Panel of Speakers)
Ahmed El Habash (Palestinian Rights Institute)
Michael Youlton (IAWM)
Anne Alexander (author of ‘Nasser - Life and Times’)
Francesco Cavorta (Author :Democratization in the Muslim World)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/401304888).
17:30 - 18:30 The Politics of Anti - Imperialism
Richard Boyd Barrett (Chair IAWM)
Fintan Lane (Participant on Gaza Flotilla)
Attend On-Line (https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/797972145).
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4. MONDAY 09 AUGUST FROM 7.30AM PEACEFUL BLOCKADE OF ISRAELI EMBASSY, PEMBROKE ROAD, BALLSBRIDGE, DUBLIN 4.
The IAWM calls on the Irish Government to break diplomatic and economic ties with Israel.
Please join us at the Israeli Embassy to send the message to the Israeli Ambassador that he is not welcome in Ireland as long as the siege of Gaza and the ethnic cleansing in the West Bank continues and the Palestinian people are denied their human rights.
This will be the seventh time we have carried out a blockade of the Israeli Embassy since the killing of the nine Turkish Peace Activists on 31 May. For a report on the last blockade see http://irishantiwar.org/node/954
Please come along, tell all your friends and show your support for the people of Gaza and the West Bank.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5. Donating to the Irish Anti-War Movement
5-1. Donating through PayPal
Follow this link to donate to the Irish Anti War Movement through PayPal.
5-2. Setup a Standing Order
To set-up a standing order with the Irish-Anti War Movement please go to the following link http://www.irishantiwar.org/files/standing-order-form.doc fill in the form and post to the Irish Anti-War Movement P.O. Box 9260 Dublin 1.
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