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What: Protest and informational leafleting at the Recruiting Station in downtown Trenton
Where: 402 East State St (corner of East State and North Broad St.)
When: November 11, 3 PM -5-PM

The U.S. military and its massive propaganda apparatus misleads youth into joining. Time to bring a little truth in advertising. Come dressed as a dead or injured soldier or civilian, use plenty of Halloween make up to make a statement against endless war and the recruitment of urban youth for imperialist warfare.

Join Inclusive Democracy for Anti-Recruitment Street Theater at the Army Career Depot located at Main and Grand Streets in Paterson on Saturday 10/29 at 12noon to 1:30pm

Van Neste Square, Ridgewood NJ
8pm.

Van Neste Square, Ridgewood NJ
5:30 pm

The collapse of public health care through decades of deliberate neglect in the U.S. makes the country as vulnerable to a flu pandemic as any bottom tier third world country, and it may be too late to do anything about that.

Call for a Militant Response to Stop Fascist Disruption of Outfest
Sunday, October 9, 2005 – 11AM
Millenium Coffee, 212 South 12th Street
Look for the "Queers Bash Back" banner!

American troops are killing journalists in Iraq with regularity with no repercussions because under the Pentagon’s “rules of engagement,” slaughtering anyone a soldier thinks might be suspicious is the right—indeed the heroic--thing to do.

An anti-war rally will be held on Saturday, Sept. 24 at 5 p.m. in Toms River.

Sept, 15. 2005 - "The state of Texas executed a 40 year old African-American woman, Frances Newton, who became the third woman, and first black woman, to be put to death in Texas since executions resumed in 1982. Newton had long maintained her innocence."

This news item was underreported. In fact, if you do a goggle news search, there are only a handful of articles by the mainstream media on the execution. In addition, one blatantly racist U.S. criminologist site describes Francis as having an "ant like face".
 http://www.newcriminologist.co.uk/news.asp?id=230585759

It is a crying shame that in 2005 a law enforcement journal is able to refer to a fellow citizen as analogous to an ant. It is a callous indifference and a disregard for human life, but it illustrates the twisted reasoning and crude mentality of pro-death penalty proponents: it's okay to crush some humans, to stamp them out as you would an ant.

What follows is the text of speech made at the City College of New York by my fellow Campaign to End the Death Penalty member Rosa Haire last week.

Vince

Please attend the state's public hearing on the comprehensive bear management plan!

Wednesday, September 21, 2005, 6:30pm - 10:00pm
Multi-purpose room B
Cook College
Cook Campus Center
59 Biel Road
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8508

Saturday, September 3, 2005, Paterson NJ, beginning at noon, Inclusive Democracy sponsored Books Not Bombs and was able to distribute books and school supplies to about three dozen passerby’s, adults and children. The sun was shining beautifully. The event went off without hitch despite the fact that a Police Athletic League member stopped by to harass and vent his spleen at the peaceful and grassroots group.

The Bergen Action Network and the Venceremos Brigade will present 'A Report Back from the 16th World Festival of Youth and Students' and the Englewood Public Library on Friday, Sept. 9 at 7:00 p.m.

We are calling anti-war and anti-imperialism activists of all ages and affiliations to oppose Military Recruitment at the Army Of One Recruiting Center in Jersey City, NJ, located at 2815 Kennedy Boulevard on Saturday, September 3rd at 9:30 am.

Inclusive Democracy is sponsoring two events in Paterson. A 'Books Not Bombs' Rally is set for Sept. 3. An anti-war art show and poetry reading will be held Sept. 10.

Life-Net Radio sits down in the sun on the back deck with Carmen Ubarry-Rivera of the Cramer Hill Residents Association. Topic: The latest developments on the City of Camden's gentrification plans for the Cramer Hill district. Also includes her first-hand descriptions of the Democrat and Republican gubernatorial (NJ) candidates' reactions on the issue.

Here are links to stories statewide on the vigils held Wednesday night in solidarity with Cindy Sheehan, the California mother whose son was killed last year in Iraq. Sheehan, and a growing number of supporters, have been staked out near President Bush's Texas Ranch during his vacation demanding a meeting to discuss her son's death.

New Jersey Solidarity - Activists for the Liberation of Palestine issued a statement on August 17, 2005, discussing the so-called Gaza "disengagement" and its meaning for Palestinians and the Palestine solidarity movement.

Weekly Friday afternoon peace vigils in downtown Woodbury are continuing since they were first held July 1. They are being organized by the Peace and Social Concerns Committee of Woodbury Friends Meeting.

There are at least four Cindy Sheehan vigils set for Wednesday, Aug. 17 in South Jersey. The details for the ones planned so far are detailed here.

Join us in recreating our suburban environment - from one of repetition and isolation to excitement and community.