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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Press Release: Takoma Park to Congress: Fix the NDAA
City Council Passes Resolution Asking Congress to Repeal Detention Provisions Last night, May 21, 2012, the Takoma Park City Council voted 5 to 2 in favor of a resolution that condemns the controversial “indefinite detention” provisions of the 2012 National … Continue reading
Resolution Approved by Takoma Park City Council 5.21.2012
Takoma Park NDAA/AUMF Resolution Approved May 21, 2012 CITY OF TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND RESOLUTION 2012- URGING MONITORING AND REPEAL OF INDEFINITE DETENTION PROVISIONS OF THE NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT WHEREAS, the Constitution of the United States is the foundation of our … Continue reading
MCCRC activists attend BORDC civil rights gathering in Chicago
Last weekend, fellow MCCRC activist Kit Bonson and I attended a “convening” of civil rights and civil liberties activists organized by the Bill of Rights Defense Committee (BORDC). The event was both a kind of “Organizing 101” course and toolkit … Continue reading
MCCRC attends ACLU Meeting with County Exec Ike Leggett and Police Chief Manger (Part I)
I sat in on a meeting between ACLU and County Executive Ike Leggett on April 16th on several topics; here are the first two topics and the rest are continued in a separate post. Also in attendance were County Police … Continue reading
MCCRC attended meeting between ACLU and County Exec, County Police Chief (Part II)
Part II – ACLU Meeting with County Exec Ike Leggett and Police Chief Manger I sat in on a meeting between ACLU and County Executive Ike Leggett on April 16th on several topics. Here are topics 3, 4, 5. Also … Continue reading
NDAA resolution on May 21 Takoma Park City Council agenda!
Mayor Bruce Williams notified us this morning that both the MCCRC NDAA/AUMF resolution and the “Fund Our Communities” resolutions will be considered by the Takoma Park City Council on May 21st. We ask supporters of our NDAA/AUMF resolution to please join us … Continue reading
NDAA forum highlights: Moderator Eric Bond Q&A
Takoma Park/Silver Spring Voice editor Eric Bond posed several questions of both panelists. The first concerned the efficacy of resolutions like the proposed NDAA/AUMF resolution. Referring to impeachment and anti-Iraq War resolutions, Bond pointed out that “Bush finished out his … Continue reading
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NDAA, FOC resolutions advocated; Councilmember Schultz favors both; mayor says action soon
Monday night’s Takoma Park City Council meeting was attended by MCCRC activists advocating the NDAA/AUMF resolution and peace activists for the “Fund our Communities” (FOC) resolution put forward by the coalition of the same name. Activist numbers and passion were … Continue reading
NDAA forum highlights: Audience Q&A
Audience members asked a number of excellent questions and made some compelling remarks of their own. Social worker: “I think the questions that have been raised here are about how do we not just pick the lesser evil, how do … Continue reading →