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A taxpayer uprising is coming to Washington, DC between November 10-12.
Be part of it.
Join the CODEPINK contingent for three days of nonviolent action as we take a stand and demand:
❗️No more money for war!
❗️End the war on Iran
❗️No more money for Israel
❗️Stop the $1.5 trillion war budget
❗️Invest in health, education, housing, green energy!
This is our chance to demand this war-making, greed-driven, ecocidal ship around.
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🚨CodePink CONFRONTS @JohnFetterman for his support for every foreign war and unilateral support for Israel and their genocide in Gaza.🚨
"I love Israel! I think it's fantastic the way the keep killing the Hamas leadership!"
"You are so out of touch with the American people...People don't want to be tied with Israel, the American people don't want war with Iran!"
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🇨🇺 "END THE U.S. BLOCKADE ON CUBA".
The call for justice is echoing right in front of the US Capitol. American citizens and peace activists are demanding an end to this inhumane and illegal policy.
📷: @codepink
#CubaIsNotAThreat, the blockade is
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📞 Want to join the Taxpayer Uprising but can't make it to DC?
Join the calling parties on Nov 10, 11 & 12 where we will jam the phones of our congresspeople and demand our tax dollars aren't used for more endless wars.
RSVP to join: codepink.org/cpnov
Last night, Former Democratic Representative Cori Bush joined our Voices from the Uprising as part of the #TaxpayerUprising to share her recent trip to the West Bank & how we oppose the $1.5 trillion war budget.
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"I spent my whole life deep in U.S. imperialism, just to find out, we're not the good guys here. We are the empire!" - CodePink comes to D.C. to tell Hakeem Jeffries and Congress NO to the Iran war and continued Israel support
Via @JonFarinaPhoto
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Codepink anti-war activists gathered outside the office of Senator Chuck Schumer, using large pink receipt paper to signify and protest the military budget.
Senator Schumer's office locked their doors as Capitol Police watched closely to prevent anyone from raising their voices.
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"They put their kids to bed at night not knowing what's going to happen overnight."
Status Coup's @JonFarinaPhoto was on the scene as members of Code Pink confronted Senator Chuck Schumer's office to protest the war on Iran and American foreign policy.
Video produced by @Sylentword
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"Even the elevator is on our side".
Republican Senator Rick Scott found himself facing an unexpected moment of resistance as protesters confronted him over the US-backed genocide in Gaza.
As he attempted to leave, the elevator doors repeatedly opened and closed, creating an awkward scene that quickly became a symbol of the protesters' message.
Their anger centers on the NDAA provisions deepening US-Israeli military integration, despite years of genocide in Gaza and surveillance targeting Palestinians and their supporters.
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Chuck Schumer has shut down his Senate office in an act of consummate bravery.
Protests against the NDAA ongoing
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VIDEO THREAD: Codepink activists visited House offices today, beginning with that of Rep Hakeem Jeffries to discourage supporting further funding for war.
Jeffries' office packed in nearly 50 activists for the about 20 minute meeting, described by the activists as productive.
We visited every office in the Senate yesterday, and one thing is clear: people are demanding new leadership in Congress.
The Senate cannot be led by an AIPAC-backed Senator who puts corporate interests before the people.
We need someone who will fight corporate interests, stop the wars, and put everyday people's needs first.
We're asking Sen. Van Hollen to run for Leader — the country needs his progressive leadership in the Senate!
Armistice Day marks the end of the First World War on November 11th 1918. It was marked to recognize and never forget the horrors of war, and the necessity of peace.
In 1954, Congress renamed the day to Veterans Day, to glorify war, soldiers, and militarism, rather than centring peace. This framing normalizes endless wars and an ever-growing war budget that funnels money away from people’s needs.
We must reclaim Armistice Day for peace and end the glorification of war.
