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A report by J. M. Branum about the current financial situation of the Oklahoma Independent Media Center and a request for donations. Feature continued on newswire >>
On June 22, U.S. Army First Lieutenant Ehren K. Watada became the first commissioned officer to publicly refuse deployment to the unlawful Iraq War and occupation.
Bob Watada, father of Lt. Ehren Watada, is currently touring the country to raise awareness of his son's courageous actions, organize support, and raise money for his defense. Public events are underway from Texas to North Carolina to New York City from October 26 to November 17. Feature continued on newswire >>
About 100 protesters gathered outside History Center in OK City, 10/9/2006, to demonstrate againt Rove-inspired and -promoted administration policies of war, corruption, lies and greed. Three counter protesters also were on hand-- a couple with a small child who told local TV that they were Bush supporters who just couldn't afford to attend the event. Those who could and did, were offered the opportunity to have their picture taken with Rove for a donation of $1000. No word on how much was raised or how many kool-aid drinkers sprung for a photo.
More photos from the event here.
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Oklahomans for fair government will meet on Monday, October 8th at the corner of NE 23rd and Laird. (East of LIncoln Boulevard - across from the Governor's Mansion) to protest the failed policies of this administration. Feature continued on newswire >>
Thursday, Sept.21 is the "International Day of Peace" endorsed five
years ago at the United Nations. This Oklahoma City PEACE WALK will
be one of many hundreds of events calling for peace around the world. Feature continued on newswire >>
A community garden grows community as well as food, flowers and consciousness in the film “A Lot in Common”. Come to a free screening of this film and join in a round table discussion about current community garden projects Saturday, July 15th at the Central Library.
A Lot in Common
Saturday, July 15th at 2:00pm
Aaronson Auditorium, Central Library
4th & Denver, Downtown Tulsa
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