Sat 15th June - London - Syria: Stop West Intervention

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Opportunities for leafletting (London), as well as protesting the arming & support of Mercenary Thugs (just like the US did in Nicaragua, with the 'Contra Mercenary Thugs').
Hardly surprising Hillary Clinton is so involved; she was up to her God-forsaken neck in the Contra 'Arms for Drugs' abomination (& 'Good ole' boy' Bill snorted more than his fair share of the cocaine flooding into Arkansas when he was Governor - watch 'Cathy O'Brien + Granada Forum'- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt7AYRkYMUs ).

1) Protest Saturday: Stop Western Intervention in Syria

US Embassy Grosvenor Square London W1A 2LQ
Saturday 15 June 2013 1pm

This week senior US administration figures are discussing a big escalation in the supply of weapons to the Syrian opposition - a policy that has been pushed by Britain and France for months now.

Washington is even considering the possibility of no fly zones - the prelude to the horrific bombing campaign carried about by Britain and France in Libya.

The West's real concern is not a peaceful resolution but that the balance of power is shifting in Assad's favour.

Outside intervention in the civil war is already fracturing states in the region along sectarian lines.

If the West pumps more weapons in to Syria it can only increase the level of killing. It will ratchet up the tension making the prospect of meaningful negotiations ever more remote and threatens to spread war across the region.

Stop the War has organised a protest outside the US embassy at 1pm this Saturday June 15. Please make sure you attend and spread the word.

Take action

•Join our protest at the US Embassy on 15th June. We are the majority but they will only listen to us if we mobilise!

•Share the event with your Facebook contacts.

Read more on Syria

•Lindsey German: Syria and chemical weapons: can we really get fooled again after the Iraq WMD fiasco?

Others events

•3 July 7pm: Parliamentary meeting - Peter Hain MP and Jeremy Corbyn MP Don't lift EU Arms embargo. No new intervention in Syria