A Night of Conscience - 28 June - London

[kookomula]

WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE 7.30PM:
A Night of Conscience
Intoduced by Tony Benn
St. James Church, 197 Piccadilly, London, W1J 9LL

Comedians Mark Thomas and Mark Steel, composer Michael Nyman, actress Janet Suzman, film director Ken Loach, playwrights Caryl Churchill and David Edgar, musician Ed Harcourt, fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, Iraqi novelist Haifa Zangana, Walter Wolfgang, chair of CND Kate Hudson, Lindsey German, John Rees and many others from film, stage, television and politics will appear at this benefit concert to raise funds to help pay Malcom Kendall-Smith's legal costs, imposed on him when he was sent to jail for refusing to serve in Iraq.

Tickets are available from Stop the War Coalition at £15:

You may also pay by credit/debit card by calling 020 7278 6694 or by sending a cheque made payable to 'Stop the War Coalition' to Stop the War Coalition, 27 Britannia Street, London WC1X 9JP.

[Pikey]

Stop the war coalition and Tony Ben et al consistently ignore the 911 Truth campaign. IMO the StW movement has been infiltrated at the top.

I personally have e mailed Tony Benn asking him if he supported the demand for a full independent investigation to expose the 911 truth. Guess what! ......... the response was negative, consistent with the media
and politicians response.

Whilst I support the action taken by MKS I certainly will not be sending any money to the London HQ of the Stop the War coalition. I'd rather make a donation to this campaign because 911 is the key to exposing what this evil cabal has been up to for centuries!

Peace & truth

[Ally]

PIkey, you're damn right, though I'd like to hear what Ken Loach thinks about things, I still have respect for him unlike all those gatekeepers he's listed with above.

[kookomula]

It's frustrating. I look at it like this. I come across several groups every week who are doing fantastic work and wish I had the time to learn about what they are doing and find some way to support them. But I never do because there is only so much I can handle. A group such as Stop The War have so much information to digest and many events and meetings to organise. They are Stop The War they are not the Truth Movement, it would be useful to have their contacts and support but it is down to us to establish ourselves.

The event if nothing else, could be a time to distribute flyers with the next meeting dates.