I am going to announce this post constantly untill July 25 . Why? Because that is the day that ALL of you are going out on the streets of your cities and support the Iranian People. No excuses please. This is the least we can do!
Here is a good youtube video to get you in the mood of the things (sorry it just refuses to be embedded)
Where? All over the place. You can visit the organising site for loads of info or else just find your cities right here. OBSERVE that if you have Freegate antifilter on, you have to turn it off before visiting the organising site or else you won’t get in (God know only why). So plan nothing else during the rally and get yourself, your family, your friends, your co-workers, your neighbours and anyone else you know to the rally. Be assured that everyone you know believe in Freedom and if you just ask, you might get more positive answers than you’ve imagined.
And these in US courtesay of Amnesty International USA
San Diego, California
Rally time: July 24, 6-8pm Rally location: Balboa Park, (1900 Park Blvd., San Diego, CA, 92101) at the corner of President’s way, on the lawn More information:www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=101590536518 Contact: Stephanie Hanson at 760-230-2936, // 5womenwhocare@gmail.com
Chicago, Illinois
Rally time: July 25, 12 noon Place: Federal Plaza, Dearborn and Adams Rally time: Noon Rally location: Federal Plaza at Dearborn and Adams Street in downtown Chicago More information:www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=101752522334 or contact // aiis@chicago.edu
New York, New York
Rally time: July 25, 12:30pm Rally location: Starts at Times Square, 41st and 7th Avenue. There will then be a march to the United Nations.
Washington DCDC event on July 25 will be in 3 parts:
Part one: Demonstration @ UN Office
Start at 4:00pm, corner of 18th+K. We have requested road closure from DCDOT. Signs, slogans, use of bullhorns.
Part two: March to Rally
March starts at 5:15pm, East on K st one block, South on 17th st (march past WH w/o stopping), Enter Constitutional Gardens at 17th + Constitution St.
Part three: Rally at National Mall Constitution Gardens (on 19th + Constitution) Speakers:
Jody Williams, Nobel Laureate
Mehrangiz Kar, Human Rights Lawyer
Joe Stork, Human Rights Watch, Deputy Director of Middle East and North Africa Division
Parisa Saeb, Human Rights Activist
Dariush, Prominent Iranian Singer and Social Activist
YekIran.com has a really cool map to help organise protests. Check it out.
And to get you going, here is my favorite comedian Maz Jobranis appeal:
Observe that the http://www.united4iran.org/ is at the moment I write this post down. But google is not, so look around on the web and find where YOU can support the Iranian People.
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