Veterans' Banner Tags Abandoned Detroit Building  
 


On June 26, at 2pm, a group of U.S. military veterans hung a large banner on the abandoned Eddystone Hotel, on Sproat St., between Cass and Park, to protest and reveal the effect of war spending on American cities.

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  WAMM and VFP Chapter 27 Members Attend NY Peace Conference  
 


Several Members of Minnesota peace organizations recently journeyed to Albany New York to a conference on Unity among peace activists, religious groups, student and labor organizations and poor people.

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  VFP Implementing Working Groups  
 


Members of Veterans For Peace work on a lot of different issues every day. In an effort to combine resources and create a central source for information, the VFP National Board is implementing VFP Working Groups.

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  Memorial Day, In Memory of the Fallen  
 


By Cynthia and Michael Orange

Memorial Day. I have the same trouble with this day as I do with Armistice/Veterans Day, the Fourth of July, and every stone memorial I've seen for our fallen soldiers. Beneath their obvious solemn messages of sacrifice and loss, I fear a subtle homage to war. I'm sick of war.

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  Distant Wars, Constant Ghosts  
 


By Shannon P. Meehan

Since the two recent NATO-led military strikes that accidentally killed dozens of Afghan civilians I have been thinking a great deal about the psychic toll that killing takes on soldiers.

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  VETERANS FOR PEACE SALUTES HOWARD ZINN  
 


by Board President Mike Ferner

The death of a loved one or someone significant in our life often leaves us saying, "There weren't many like him," or "she'll really leave a hole in this world."

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  The Story of the 2009 SOA Bus Trip  
 


On an overcast grey Friday morning, Nov. 20th, shortly after 8:00 AM, our VFP bus pulled away from St. Stephen's school bound for Columbus, Georgia.

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  Minneapolis Schools and VFP Partner
in The School Project
 
 


The School Project, a joint effort of Veterans for Peace Chapter 27 and Youth against War and Racism, is beginning what will be an eventful year speaking with youth in the Minneapolis public schools, both in classrooms and hallways.

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  11 Bells Ring Out Joy for End of Violent Conflict  
 


Once again, Veterans for Peace Chapter 27 is asking churches and other groups to join with us and ring the bells on or around Armistice Day, November 11, 2010. The Armistice of 1918 ended the terrible slaughter of World War I. The U.S. had experienced the death of over 116,000 men, plus many who were physically and mentally disabled, severely needing ongoing care. For one moment at the 11th hour of the 11th day on the 11th month, 11 a.m. on November 11, 1918, the World agreed that World War 1, must be the War to End All Wars. There was exuberant joy everywhere and many churches rang their bells, some 11 times, to mark the signing of the armistice.

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