Day of Action – 12/14
Senate Bill 1867 – Forbes magazine called this bill “the Greatest Threat to Civil Liberties Americans Face”… and AddictingInfo.org is saying “The National Defense Authorization Act Is Even Scarier Than We Thought, Allows Military To Torture American Citizens”..
Occupy Norfolk invites you to stand with us in Solidarity with us on Dec 14th 2011 action against The National Defense Act (Bill S.1867).
We ask to any who see the danger of this bill to stand with us:
What:
Breakfast 12 noon - Rally at the Confederate Memorial at Commercial Plaza. Musicians please bring drums & other instruments. Sign making, speakers, education on Senate Bill 1867. Let’s show Downtown Norfolk that there “ain’t no party like an Occupy party ’cause an Occupy party don’t stop…“
Lunch 2p.m. - March through Downtown Norfolk to raise awareness of Senate Bill 1867. Bring signs relevant to the bill. Bring instruments (especially drums!).
Dinner 3p.m. - Gather at Senator Warner’s office (101 W. Main Street) for speakers, sign waving & action to raise pubic awareness and inform the Senator’s office of our stance on his vote for this Bill.
Post-action gathering – we are planning a “pot luck” to be held afterward for everyone! (details on this TBD).
For more information on this day of action please reach out to Anita (757) 215-8768 or Maria (757) 802-1403
Tonight! Be there!
Tune in tonight for special INTERNATIONAL guests!!
10 p.m. EST
livestream.com/occupynorfolkva
Bemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail160 Peregory LaneCharlottesville, VA. 22902(434) 977-6981Inmate Information Ext. 237
Albermarle
Statement & Petition against violence used on OWS protesters
*** ATTENTION: FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION ***
In response to recent events around the country such as UC Davis, Oakland, and OWS; we have created a statement and petition calling on President to speak up and condemn the use of violence against police protesters in the United States.
We want to get this petition on his desk as quickly as possible, in order to do so we need to gather 25,000 signatures. This can happen today. Let’s make it happen.
IN SOLIDARITY.
