A demonstration has been called for Friday December 3rd, on St Michaels Street (off Cornmarket, Oxford) at 7.30 pm, to 'welcome' Jose Maria Aznar. He is speaking at the
Oxford Union on foreign affairs - on which his most notable contribution was the
unwavering support he gave to Bush and Blair over the war on Iraq (including contributing Spanish troops). Spread the word - bring pots, pans, and anything with which to make noise.
Oxford Union on foreign affairs - on which his most notable contribution was the
unwavering support he gave to Bush and Blair over the war on Iraq (including contributing Spanish troops). Spread the word - bring pots, pans, and anything with which to make noise.
A demonstration has been called for Friday December 3rd, on St Michaels Street (off Cornmarket, Oxford) at 7.30 pm, to 'welcome' Jose Maria Aznar. He is speaking at the
Oxford Union on foreign affairs - on which his most notable contribution was the
unwavering support he gave to Bush and Blair over the war on Iraq (including contributing Spanish troops). Spread the word - bring pots, pans, and anything with which to make noise.
The main theme of the demonstration will be noise-making, but people should feel free to
organise their own events around this visit - whether it be leafletting, a vigil, asking
difficult questions, or perhaps something more 'interesting'.
So many people are wondering what they can do about the war that they so virulently
opposed - come on Friday December 3rd and make your feelings known to one of the three
men who stood at that conference just before the war to declare their intentions to
break international law and commit mass-murder. Don't let him get away with it!
Oxford Union on foreign affairs - on which his most notable contribution was the
unwavering support he gave to Bush and Blair over the war on Iraq (including contributing Spanish troops). Spread the word - bring pots, pans, and anything with which to make noise.
The main theme of the demonstration will be noise-making, but people should feel free to
organise their own events around this visit - whether it be leafletting, a vigil, asking
difficult questions, or perhaps something more 'interesting'.
So many people are wondering what they can do about the war that they so virulently
opposed - come on Friday December 3rd and make your feelings known to one of the three
men who stood at that conference just before the war to declare their intentions to
break international law and commit mass-murder. Don't let him get away with it!