[Peace-discuss] Fwd: Commemorating 3,
000 U.S. military deaths in Iraq
Morton K. Brussel
mkb4 at mac.com
Sun Dec 31 15:39:45 CST 2006
FYI.
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> From: "Peter Lems, American Friends Service Committee"
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> Date: December 31, 2006 1:41:07 PM CST
> To: mkb4 at mac.com
> Subject: Commemorating 3,000 U.S. military deaths in Iraq
> Reply-To: "Peter Lems, American Friends Service Committee"
> <actioncenter at afsc.org>
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> Organize or find a community event in your hometown.
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> While you gather with your neighbors to commemorate the civilian
> and military losses in Iraq, you will be joining thousands of
> people in hundreds of towns and cities to call for an end to the
> war in Iraq.
>
> To learn more about these memorial events, visitwww.afsc.org/3000
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> Dear Morton K.,
>
> I'm sorry to announce that 3,000 U.S. service members have died in
> Iraq.
>
> Every life counts, whether it's one of 3,000 U.S military deaths or
> one of the 500,000+ Iraqi deaths estimated by the Johns Hopkins/MIT
> study. So, while the 3,000th death is no more or less important
> than the 2,999th or the 3001st, it is only natural to pause and
> think about the human cost of war when we reach such a grim milestone.
>
> But we cannot give into despair. There is hope for peace in Iraq
> -- and together we can turn our hopes into a change for the better.
>
> Please join with thousands of people across the country in a
> memorial vigil or other event tomorrow to commemorate those lost
> and call for peace in Iraq. A calendar of "Not One More Death, Not
> One More Dollar" memorial events is on our web site at www.afsc.org/
> 3000 to help you find or list an event near you.
>
> Most events will be held tomorrow, New Years Day, but some will be
> held on other days due to local preference. See the web site at
> www.afsc.org/3000 to check the time of the event near you or to
> list an event that you have organized.
>
> If you have a moment to print out resources before you head to your
> event, you can find fliers, posters, ideas, and petitions
> atwww.afsc.org/3000/resources.htm.
>
> Check the “Not One More Death, Not One More Dollar” web site again
> in the next few days to see reports from events around the country.
>
> Thank you for standing for peace, for keeping hope for Iraq, and
> for your ongoing commitment and support. I deeply appreciate it!
>
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> Wishing for peace in the new year,
>
> Peter Lems
> For AFSC’s Wage Peace Campaign
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