Livermore, California: **Hands Around Livermore Lab**
Hiroshima and Nagasaki Never Again!!!
Sunday, August 10th 2003 1:30 PM Rally and 3 PM march
Anti-Nuclear Action at the Lawrence Livermore Lab
**Hands Around Livermore Lab**
Hiroshima and Nagasaki Never Again!!!
Sunday, August 10th 2003 1:30 PM Rally and 3 PM march
Livermore, California
Date: August 10, Sunday, 2003
Time: 1:30 PM Rally and 3 PM march around
Livermore nuclear weapons lab.
Event Title: Hands Around Livermore Lab
Venue: Rally at Robert Payne Park.
Address: 5800 Patterson Pass Rd., at Vasco (from 580 exit onto Vasco and head south).
City: Livermore
Contact name and/or organization: Tri-Valley CAREs (925) 443-7148 www.trivalleycares.org,
Livermore Conversion Project (510) 663-8065 or Western States Legal Foundation (510) 839-5877 www.wslfweb.org.
***AUGUST 10: HANDS AROUND LIVERMORE LAB ***
HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI NEVER AGAIN!
20 years ago, thousands of people joined hands to encircle Livermore nuclear weapons lab with peace. It is time to bring your hands for peace around the Lab. Recently, the Bush Administration officially thanked Congress for supporting the development of low-yield nuclear weapons. At the same time, the endless war on terror and the nuclear posture brings the U.S. alarmingly closer to the horrific possibility of using nuclear weapons. We must act now to stop the war makers and say NO to the testing, design, development and use of all nuclear weapons. It is time for a new vision: ABOLITION.
On August 10, people will gather at Livermore nuclear weapons lab to remember the horrific bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
The nation’s primary nuclear weapons labs: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Los Alamos National Laboratory (located in New Mexico) are both managed by the University of California and together have designed every nuclear weapon in the U.S. arsenal.
As Congress overturns the ban on mini nuclear weapons, research on new, "more usable" nuclear weapons is already underway at Livermore lab. Congress already allocated $15 million to develop the Robust Nuclear Earth Penetrator. Nationally, the nuclear weapons budget requests $6.38 billion for 2004, more than 2.2 times what was spent in 1995.
Twenty years ago, thousands of nonviolent protesters converged in Livermore Lab to demonstrate against the nuclear arms race. Now, the Bush administration’s real nuclear weapons agenda is "fewer, but newer", which could spur a new arms race. As the U.S. continues to design and develop new nuclear weapons, will it continue to flaunt its global hegemony and extensive arsenal to force other countries to disarm? It is time to start disarmament at home, before it is too late--the fate of our planet is at stake.
***Join us for hands around Livermore Lab***
RALLY and MARCH around LIVERMORE NUCLEAR WEAPONS LAB
*SHUTTLE SERVICE from Dublin/Pleasanton BART available
To endorse, sponsor or volunteer contact: Livermore Conversion Project (510)663-8065; Tri-Valley CAREs (925)443-7148; Western States Legal Foundation (510) 839-5877.
PRINT OUT A FLIER (front and back), available in PDF FORMAT online at: www.trivalleycares.org
NONVIOLENCE GUIDELINES apply
Location:
LIVERMORE LAB 5800 Patterson Pass Rd. Livermore California 94550
Contact:
Tara Dorabji
[email protected] (925) 443-7148
Sponsored By:
SPONSORS and ENDORSERS: Berkeley Friends Church, Buddhist Peace Fellowship East Bay Chapter, Buddhist Peace Fellowship National, California Peace Action, Church Women United, Circle of Concern, Code Pink: Women for Peace, Congregation Or Shalom, East Bay Food Not Bombs, East Bay Peace Action, East Bay Sanctuary Covenant, Ecumenical Peace Institute, Franciscan JPIC Office, Grandmothers for Peace Hayward Chapter, Grandmothers for Peace Int'l Office, Green Party of Alameda County, Hayward Area Peace and Justice Fellowship, Lamorinda Peace Group, Livermore Conversion Project, Pax Christi Fremont, Peace and Justice Network of San Joaquin, Physicians for Social Responsibility, Social Justice Resources Office Diocese of Oakland, Tri-Valley CAREs, United for Peace and Justice, Veterans for Peace SF Bay Area, War Resisters League – West, Western States Legal Foundation, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Berkeley-East Bay and Women for Peace
http://www.trivalleycares.org or
http://www.wslfweb.org