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Close the US government run School of Assassins

November 17, 2010 by tokyoprogressive Leave a Comment

 
Shut Down the School of the Americas! November 19-21, 2010 – Converge on Fort Benning, Georgia!

Join thousands from across the country at the gates of Fort Benning, Georgia for the November Vigil to close the SOA.

MEMORIA Y RESISTENCIA – NOVEMBER 19-21
TWENTY YEARS OF CONVERGENCE AT THE GATES OF FORT BENNING

It’s that time again! Only 3 days until thousands from across the hemisphere and beyond join together with one common goal of shutting down the School of the Americas. As we reach the 20th anniversary of converging at the gates of Ft. Benning, we acknowledge that the strength of School of the Americas Watch is due to the many of you who work year round to change the system that creates injustice and militarization across the globe.

This year, like many others before, we come together in memoria y resistencia at the gates of Ft. Benning in Georgia to let our voices be heard loud and clear: SOMOS UNA SOLA AMERICA.

Before we come together for a weekend of celebration and solidarity with workshops, speakers, musicians and more, it is important that we remember why we strategically gather at the gates of Fort Benning.

We gather to resist the growing U.S. militarization of the Americas and to affirm the promotion of a culture of peace. We come to insist that the doors of this School of Assassins close and that doors of peace in the Americas open. As we perceive that the SOA has “jumped the gates” and is multiplying in U.S. military bases, troops, ships and fleets in the Americas, we come to say: NO MAS. We come to build bridges with our compatriots of this UNA SOLA AMERICA.

We are led to a constructive place of peace in which we come together to denounce the lies and complicity of those upholding a system of militarization. Building true solidarity means finding the connections between our struggles in order to be united in strength. The neoliberal policies that continue to create this phenomenom of militarization is affecting all of our communities.

It is clear to see that we cannot fight against such strong power on our own, we need your help. There are many different actions occurring across the globe in conjunction with SOA Watch vigil at Fort Benning. Please join in or create an action in your community using creative nonviolent tactics of educating and bringing awareness to others. There are many different ways that you can do this which include: hosting a film screening, creating legislative pressure, or holding a vigil on the main street of your town to honor victims of the School of Assassins!

There are 15 simultaneous actions that we know about thus far in México, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Paraguay, El Salvador, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, and Ireland. For more information, click here.

Stand up for justice: SOAW.org/take-action/november-vigil


THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE TRAVELING TO GEORGIA:

ENGAGE IN NONVIOLENT DIRECT ACTION TO CLOSE THE SOA/WHINSEC
– Want to participate but can’t risk federal arrest? Attend the Direct Action preparation meeting for all risk levels on Friday night 7:30-9:30pm, Convention Center 207; or Saturday after the plenary at 10:45am.
– Find out more about “crossing the line”?

ATTEND A NONVIOLENCE TRAINING
– Friday in the Convention Center 9am-12pm and 2-5pm
– For last minute nonviolence training please meet on Saturday, November 20th, at 1:30pm near the entrance on Ft. Benning road.

THINGS YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS!
– Please make sure to attend the Saturday morning plenary.
– Rally at the gates with speakers, musicians and more.
Saturday November 20th 11:30-4:30pm & Sunday 8:30am-2pm.
– Benefit concerts on both Friday and Saturday nights
– Immigrant Rights Rally at the Stewart Detention Center Friday 10am-12pm in Lumpkin, Georgia (45 mins from Columbus). Meet at the Convention Center at 8:15AM to find a ride or join the caravan.
– Job, Internship, Volunteer and Religious Vocational Fair, Saturday 8-10pm, CC Ballroom A

HOTELS, MOTELS AND CAMPING AROUND COLUMBUS

Your time, energy, and donations make this vigil possible. Our work depends on you!
See you at the gates of Fort Benning, Georgia!

Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 November 2010 19:23

 

Nov. 19-21: Converge on Fort Benning PDF Print E-mail

In a few days, from November 19-21, 2010, thousands will gather at the gates of Fort Benning to stand up for justice and call for the SOA/WHINSEC to be shut down! Below are some helpful links for your trip planning, and a sneak peak into what SOA Watch has lined up for this year! (para información en español, haga click aquí)

Still looking for a ride to Georgia? Visit our rideboard, and click here for more helpful travel tips.

Still looking for a place to stay in Georgia? Check out hotels, motels, and camping in and around Columbus, GA!

Organizing Packet (Paquete Organizativo)

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

MORNING PLENARY SPEAKERS!

 


Engage in Nonviolent Direct Action to Close the SOA/WHINSEC

This year there will be different ways for people to be involved in the Saturday action including crossing the line of the base of Fort Benning which risks federal arrest, or a city side action, outside the permitted area. But note that you may also participate without risking arrest. SOA Watch has permits for the activities in front of the base, and the acts of civil disobedience for those risking arrest will be clearly marked.

Legal Briefing for Those Considering Crossing the Line or Civil Disobedience on Federal Property

Legal Briefing for Those Considering Civil Disobedience in Columbus ON CITY OR STATESIDE PROPERTY

For more information click here; Para información en español haz clíc aquí

NONVIOLENCE TRAININGS AND PRINCIPLES


Stage Program:

The stage program at the gates of Fort Benning will take place on Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 11:30am – 4pm and on Sunday, November 21, 2010 from 8am – 2pm. The program will feature leaders from the resistance against the illegitimate U.S.-supported government in Honduras; Padre Jesus Alberto Franco, a renowned leader from Colombia, risking his life working with Afro-Colombian, indigenous and mixed-race farmers in resistance; Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Detroit; Marie Dennis, director of the Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns and Co-President of Pax Christi International; United Auto Worker president Bob King; the Hip Hop group Rebel Diaz from the Bronx; the puppetistas, musicians and many other beautiful people.

Above: Rebel Diaz


Workshops and Vendors:

The vigil at the gates of Fort Benning has become one of the largest annual progressive gatherings in the country. This year, 60+ tables hosted by progressive organizations and fair trade retailers will line Fort Benning Road throughout the weekend. Pick up a cup of fair trade, organic coffee at the Café Campesino tent, check out empowering literature at the Catholic Worker Bookstore, and learn about Witness for Peace’s fall campaign at their table.

Dozens of workshops and other events will be held throughout the weekend at the Columbus Convention Center. Organizations and individuals such as Ann Wright, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, Símon Sedillo, the Colombia Support Network, Pax Christi USA, and MANY others, will hold infomative sessions throughout the weekend. There will also be concerts, student meet-ups, a Catholic liturgy at which Bishop Thomas Gumbleton will preside, a hip hop show case, film screenings including The Coca Cola Case and Quién Dijo Miedo (Inside the Coup in Honduras), nonviolence trainings, and other exciting events to look forward to! For a full list of events, click here.

**Please join in on Nonviolence Trainings Friday morning and afternoon. The practice of nonviolent direct action is an essential part of the movement to close the School of the Americas and it is only successful if we are constantly practicing and improving our nonviolent pressure.**


4th Annual Vigil at the Stewart Detention Center

Friday, November 19th @ 10AM in Lumpkin, Georgia

SOA Watch calls for justice for all immigrants including those held inhumanely and without due process at the Stewart Detention Center, an isolated, for-profit facility. We contend that many immigrants to the United States, particularly those from Latin America, are victims of U.S.-sponsored military training and other atrocious policies around issues like trade and immigration. Click here to read more…

If you are interested in participating in this vigil, contact Becca Polk, Becca@soaw.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Those leaving from Columbus will meet outside the Convention Center (801 Front Ave.) at 8:15am to join the caravan led by a member of Georgia Detention Watch. Please notify Becca if you are able to drive.


we can do it!YOU can make this year’s vigil even better: VOLUNTEER TODAY!

  • URGENT! We need two people with A/V expertise (production) to help out from Friday morning to Saturday evening, at the Convention Center.  Please email Nico at nico@soaw.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you can help!
  • Become a Peacemaker
  • Get creative! Join the Puppetistas!
  • Educate people at the legislative table near the stage, contact Theresa at tmcameranesi@gmail.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
  • Help with translation and interpretation. We still need bi-lingual English-Spanish interpreters. Contact Sara at sara.koopman@gmail.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , or Marcos at somospoetas@gmail.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , to volunteer!
  • Volunteer with the medics team, contact Larry at egbertL4pj@yahoo.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
  • Other volunteer tasks include: sitting at the event registration table, delivering programs to hotels, unloading tables and chairs for Saturday and Sunday’s events at the gates, and more! Contact Nico at nico@soaw.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , to help with vigil logistics in Georgia.

Donate to the SOA Watch Silent Auction

The third annual auction will be held in conjunction with the annual SOA Watch vigil from November 19-21 in the Columbus Convention Center. Some ideas for auction items you might donate: crafts, jewelry, artwork, local foods, fair trade coffee or chocolate, wine, a few days in your country/lake cabin or condo! Please contact Lisa at LSullivan@soaw.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and let her know what item you can donate to the auction and she will be in touch with you about details of how to get it to the auction.


Make History: Endorse the November Vigil

With less than a month to go, many organizations have expressed their support for the closing of the SOA/WHINSEC and for our 2010 vigil. We are heartened by the solidarity and support felt across the Americas!

Current endorsers include: the United Auto Workers; the Student-Farmworker Alliance; Movimiento Estudiantil Chican@ de Aztlán (M.E.Ch.A); Fellowship of Reconciliation; United for Peace and Justice; Catholics United; Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW); Womens’ International League for Peace and Freedom, US Section; A.N.S.W.E.R.; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS); and dozens of other faith, community, worker and peace groups from around the country.

Would your organization like to endorse the vigil and campaign to close the SOA/WHINSEC today? Click here to see a list of current endorsers and to add your organization in one, easy step!

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Donate to the vigil fund PDF Print E-mail

Next month, we will be gathering at the gates of Fort Benning in remembrance of those who have lost their lives to SOA/WHINSEC violence, and in resistance to the continued militarization of Latin America. As many of you prepare to attend the vigil, know that the SOA Watch staff is also hard at work to ensure that this year’s vigil, our twentieth, will be our most inclusive, bringing activists from across the country and around the world to Fort Benning. In order to make this year’s vigil happen, we need to raise $44,000.

Read more…

 

Report from Ecuador – Democracy under Threat PDF Print E-mail
Written by Hendrik Voss   
Friday, 01 October 2010 20:33

Coup Attempt in EcuadorSOA Watch has been monitoring the failed coup attempt in Ecuador. We continue to call for the end of the training of military and police personnel at the U.S. School of the Americas, International Law Enforcement Agencies (ILEA) or other institutions that promote anti-democratic behavior. We congratulate the social movements of Ecuador for impeding any possible coup.

On Thursday morning, a large number of media reported that the Ecuadoran military had seized the main airport in Quito and that the police fired tear gas, burned tires “after taking over bases in Quito, Guayaquil and other cities.” They also claim that an Associated Press photographer “witnessed soldiers participating in the action that shut down the main terminal at Quito’s Mariscal Sucre airport.” On the other hand, TeleSur reported that the police had indeed launched a possible coup attempt but that the response by the military was unknown.

News from Ecuador kept pouring in as the events unfolded throughout the day. After President Correa was held hostage in a hospital by the police for 10 hours, Ecuadoran military forces moved in and freed the President and returned him to the Presidential palace.

Click here to read a Report from Ecuador: Democracy Under Threat”

Bolivia’s Morales accuses Washington of encouraging “failed coup in Ecuador”

Chavez Says U.S. Is Behind Failed Coup Attempt Against Ecuador’s Correa

For coverage in Spanish, visit http://golpeestadoecuador.blogspot.com

Last Updated on Monday, 04 October 2010 16:01

 

Stop FBI raids and harassment of activists opposing U.S. intervention in Colombia and the Middle East PDF Print E-mail
Written by Becca Polk   
Tuesday, 28 September 2010 17:34

Stop FBI RaidsTake Action by contacting the Department of Justice HERE

SOA Watch stands in solidarity with the anti-war and international activists whose homes were raided by the FBI. On Friday, September 24, 2010 the FBI raided seven houses and an office in Chicago and Minneapolis in an attempt to collect evidence of ‘material support’ of terrorism.  The FBI also handed subpoenas to testify before a federal grand jury to eleven activists in Illinois, Minnesota, and Michigan. These raids were aimed at those who dedicate their time and energy to supporting the struggles of the Palestinian and Colombian peoples against U.S. funded occupation and war.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 29 September 2010 17:52
Read more…

 

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Since 1990, people have gathered each November at the gates of Ft. Benning – home of the SOA – on the anniversary of the 1989 massacre of 14-year-old Celina Ramos, her mother Elba and six Jesuit priests in El Salvador. Nineteen of the 26 Salvadoran army officers responsible for this atrocity were trained at the SOA. In November, we commemorate all those who have died at the hands of SOA-trained soldiers — as well as to celebrate the resistance and to take action to end this training and the racism, repression and failed policy it represents.

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2009 Vigil- “No mas, no more”

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Beating to their own rhythm
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Walk with us, dance with us- SOA 2009

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ACLU of GA- School of the Americas
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Dennis Kucinich at the School of the Americas Protest
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Put Down Your Cross Or Go to Jail
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Favorite Things at SOA
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School of the Americas Protest 2007
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School of Americas Protest 2007
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Jordan From MKE With Talking Blues Tune
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SOA Watch Event Father Roy
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Chestnut Brothers Close the SOA Stop the Violence
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Puppetista Protest March SOA 2008
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  • Coup in Honduras  ( 4 items )

    On June 28, 2009, the elected president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, was forced out of his home by the SOA graduate-led military and flown into exile in Costa Rica. The military and coup government have since led a brutal campaign to repress the resistance to the coup through murder, illegal detention of thousands, intimidation, and the closing of media outlets.

    Fault Lines- Part 1
    100 Days of Resistance, Part 1
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    100 Days of Resistance- Part 2
    100 Days of Resistance, Part 2
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    Shot in the Back
    Shot in the Back
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    Generals Who Led Honduras Military Coup Trained at the School of the Americas
    Honduran Generals Trained at SOA
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    Honduran Resistance Grows
    Honduran Resistance Goes it Alone
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    SOA Grads Involved in Zelaya Coup
    SOA Grads Involved in Zelaya Coup
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    CNN video shows Honduran troops shooting protesters' bus tires
    Police shoot protesters’ bus tires
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    DESMANTELAMIENTO CANAL 36 PARTE 01
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    Lisa y Roy en Honduras
    Manifestacion en la embajada
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    Honduran Coup Resistance Growing
    Honduran Coup Resistance Growing
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  • Speeches and Interviews  ( 7 items )
    Listen to powerful testimony, speeches and interviews about the School of the Americas and the violence connected with the school.
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    Nov.11, 2007: Carlos Mauricio
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    Rufina Amaya [parte dos]
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    John Perkins
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    Mara Bard
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    Mumia Abu-Jamal
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    Gail Taylor and Dr. Juan Romagoza Arce
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  • Music  ( 3 items )

    When Pete Seeger sang at the protest several years ago he called the movement to close down the SOA “the singingest movement since the Civil Rights movement.” This is surely the case (at least when we’re talking about the US). About every other person getting on the stage is a musician, or a group of musicians, singing new and old songs about making a better world.

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  • Documentaries  ( 24 items )
    Watch and organize public screenings of documentaries about the SOA. You can order several films through the SOA Watch webpage. For more short films about the campaign, visit also Snowshoe Films.
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    What is the School of the Americas?
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    The Time Is Now – The U.S. Harbors Terrorists
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    Five Short Films
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    History of the War in Colombia
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    El Salvador
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    On the Line trailer

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    The Campaign to Close the School of the Americas
    The Campaign to Close the SOA, pt. 1

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    The Campaign to Close the School of the Americas, pt. 2
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Filed Under: Social Justice/社会正義, War and Empire/戦争&支配権力 Tagged With: Honduras, Latin America, racism/human rights, SOA, state crimes, terrorism, war crimes

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