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IranNo War on Iran protestSubmitted by Michael Borkson on Mon, 02/06/2012 - 11:34pm. Boston, Mass.-Feb. 4, 2012:As part of Feb. 4 international and national day of protest, about 200 Boston anti-war activists gathered on Boston Common for a rally, then marched to the Israeli embassy building and ended in Copley Square. The protest was sponsored by a wide coalition of Boston area peace and middle east action organizations. No War on Iran DemonstrationSubmitted by ujpadmin1 on Sun, 01/29/2012 - 9:08pm.
When: Saturday, February 4, 2012, 1:00 pm
Where: Park Street Station to Copley Square • Tremont & Park Streets • Park St T • Boston
2012 Feb 4 - 1:00pm
Sponsor: Occupy Boston Action for Peace. Info: 781-316-2018 Feb 4th: Day of Mass Action to Stop War on Iran NO war NO sanctions NO intervention NO assassinations on Iran In many ways, the U.S. war on Iran has already begun. The U.S. government is shaping public opinion to accept military intervention in Iran in the name of “national security.” Fabricated stories that claim evidence of Iran pursuing nuclear weapons is being blasted through mainstream media and repeated by almost every mainstream politician. image:  Eyewitness Tehran: Reportback from Iranian Civilian Diplomacy InitiativeSubmitted by ujpadmin on Thu, 11/25/2010 - 8:49am.
When: Tuesday, November 30, 2010, 7:00 pm
Where: Boston University • 8 St Mary's St • Photonics Center, Room 206 - BU Central stop, Green Line "B" • Boston
2010 Nov 30 - 7:00pm
Schuchardt was part of a 10 member peace delegation organized by the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR), the oldest and largest interfaith peace organization in the United States. The delegation learned first-hand about the lives of ordinary Iranians, even as international tensions continue to rise amidst new trade prohibitions (sanctions) and increased U.S./NATO/Israeli military preparations for a possible attack. The civilian diplomats were scheduled to visit cultural and historic centers in Tehran (the capital), Qom (the world center of Shi’a theology), Isfahan (the legendary capital of medieval Persia), and Shiraz (a jewel of classical Islamic culture). image:   |
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Rally at Park Street, march to the Israeli Consulate, and end with a rally at Copley Square to demand No War on Iran!
John Schuchardt, co-director of the House of Peace in Ipswich, will report back on his recent fact-finding and friendship mission to Iran. 
