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Weapons Inspectors Visit Lockheed Martin on Hiroshima Rememberance Day
On the afternoon of August 5th, the
Santa Cruz Weapons Inspection Team visited the gates of Lockheed Martin. Through art and diaglogue, they called on the consciences of employees to consider the implications of their actions.
Lockheed Martin plays a part in genocide by supplying the United States and other aggressive nations with the equipment needed to deliver Depleted Uranium munitions and other weapons used against civilian populations. In other words, Lockheed Martin profits off of the misery that war is inflicting on people around the world.
see also:
Atomic Memorial at SC Courthouse
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Announcement :: Peace & War : Resistance & Tactics : Sister Cities
Resisting Nuclear Weapons 60 Years After Hiroshima and Nagasaki
01 Aug 2005
(Updated)
by Paloma
August 6th and 9th mark the 60th anniversaries of the
atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States. The San Francisco Bay Area's
Livermore Lab is one of the national laboratories that serves as the brain of the U.S. nuclear weapons complex, which today is developing weapons to support U.S. wars of empire and continuing to contaminate the air and soil of cities surrounding it. On Saturday, anti-nuclear activists will meet there to proclaim,
"No Nukes, No Wars!"
Photos:
Anti-Nuclear Protest at Livermore Labs
Nationwide, peace advocates will
meet at the four central US nuclear weapons sites to call for an end to nuclear weapons proliferation. Locally, activists will meet for a
ceremony to remember of the victims of atomic bombings. Afterwards, they'll
march to
Lockheed Martin, world’s largest maker and exporter of weapons. On Sunday, there will be
commemoration of the victims of war at the Collateral Damage statue in Santa Cruz.
Video:
Santa Cruz Weapons Inspection Team Attempts Livermore Lab Inspection - 2002
Audio:
SCWIT Press Conference - 2004
See Also: Santa Cruz Weapons Inspection Team and Lockheed Martin ||
Students Resist Nuclear Weapons Development ||
Helen Caldicott on the Profound Damage of Nukes ||
UC Students Demand Regents Sever Ties to Nukes | (
Part Two)
[
Atomic Bombing Exhibit ||
Abolition 2000 ||
Western States Legal Foundation ||
Mindfully's Nuclear Pages ||
Radiation Used On Iraq Equivalent to 250,000 Nagasaki Bombs ]
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LOCAL Announcement :: Sister Cities
'In Pursuit Of Happiness' Documentary Comedy
05 Dec 2005
by
Joel McEwen/Abi McKee
Wolf & Moon Productions - “In Pursuit of Happiness�
Directed by Joel Christian McEwen
On behalf of Wolf & Moon Productions, we are writing to let you know about our feature-length documentary, “In Pursuit of Happiness.� This exciting film is almost finished, and we are reaching out to like-minded individuals to help see this project through to completion.
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LOCAL Announcement :: Civil & Human Rights : Health & Drugs : Sister Cities
Katrina Benefit at the Poet and the Patriot on Sunday, Sept. 11
06 Sep 2005
(Updated)
by
the regulars
Help raise money for Hurricane Katrina victims. Money raised will go to Second Harvest.
www.secondharvest.org
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LOCAL News :: Environment & Food : Peace & War : Sister Cities
Weapons Inspectors Visit Lockheed Martin on Hiroshima Rememberance Day
07 Aug 2005
(Updated)
by
Paloma

On Friday afternoon after the vigil at the County building, nuclear war resisters carpooled to the local Lockheed Martin facility. Through art and diaglogue, they challenged LM employees to consider the implications of their occupation.
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LOCAL Announcement :: Peace & War : Sister Cities
Hiroshima, Nagasaki Vigil and March of Rememberance in Santa Cruz (8/5)
31 Jul 2005
by
Peace Child for SCWIT
Central Coast residents will gather Friday, August 5th at a vigil at the Santa Cruz County Courthouse steps to remember the vicitms of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings. Afterwards, there will be a March of Rememberance to Lockheed Martin.
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