On 9/11 Survivors of Bush will participate in a
act of Civil
Disobedience:
building
FEMA pens Katrina survivors like diseased cattle.
Everyone come to the Mall and join the
crowd.
Katrina survivors are encouraged to
come,
but
all Bush survivors are welcome.
Be there and make history.
Email 10 friends about www.bushville.org right now.
Imagine 10,000 Katrina survivors camped
on Bush’s
doorstep.
Camped in the seat of
power and media.
In the Government’s
face.
With endless stories for
the press.
Bushville will stay through:
-Rumsfield’s
9/11 Freedom March
-The Katrina investigations and trials.
-The catharsis of Rove’s
treason conviction.
-The Supreme Court coronations.
-Bush’s last days of office - soon.
-The rebuilding of our government’s
ability to protect us.
On 9/11 Bush
will try to blindfold us with our own American flag.
Founding
Help Bushville grow by
telling your friends about www.bushville.org.
The White House has generously agreed to let us
use its bathrooms.
Those who intend to camp on The Mall should bring
tents and bail.
Weather in DC is predicted to be 80’s day 60’s
night.
We will depend on the people of DC for food and
support.
We could sure use some good Southern music. Bring
an instrument.
Perhaps there will be only 3 of you, perhaps
hundreds.
Stand together on the Mall with signs saying “
Activists who are willing to risk jail should
non-violently stand their ground.
Take pride in DOING something.
We are NOT counter-demonstrating against the
Freedom March. They are commemorating the tragedy of 9/11/01 and should be
honored. We are all Americans and it’s time to be kind to one another again.
This is NOT an organized event.
There is no official March.
Come to the
Mall and Build
The police dislike Bush as much as we do - treat them with firm
politeness.
We need volunteers to teach non-violent protest techniques.
We need people with video cameras.
We need lawyers on the scene.
We need a spirit of healing and community.
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Your rights as an American citizen:
Constititution
of the United States: 1st
Amendment, Bill of
Rights : “Congress
shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably
to assemble, and to petition the Government for a
redress of grievances.”
The original
document of the Constitution of The United States
is kept in the National Archives 1 block
from the Mall and
History of Protest
Encampments in
Hoovervilles
– 1929 – 40’s
Villages of homeless that
appeared following the Great Depression.
Bonus
Army – June 17th, 1932
Group
of about 20,000 WWI veterans, their families, and other affiliated groups, who
demonstrated in DC during the spring and summer of 32 for promised benefits for
WWI service.
Poor
People’s March on Washington – 1968
“King's vision was to gather 3000 poor
people from all over the
Dewey Canyon III -
Vietnam
Veterans Against the War stage "a limited
incursion into the country of Congress."
This
site will be donated to the Katrina survivors who will run
Email:
info@bushville.org <- I haven’t had
time to read a single one. Been busy.
Also
see: www.campkatrina.org
