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We are here because whenever we encounter war grandmothers must work to insure peace for all children and grandchildren.


We are here to fight against the loss of civil liberties and human rights and the wars that result when democratic principles are broken.


We are here now because we are outraged by the deaths of American troops and Iraqi citizens in a senseless war


We are Granny Peace Brigade Philadelphia.

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We welcome all ages, women and men, grandparents or not.

 January 11th 2008:  The International Day to Shut Down Guantanamo.

Witness Against Torture



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KNOW THEIR NAMES, AND MARK THEM WELL.  The House Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties*

The House Resolution 333 - introducing impeachment proceedings against Vice President Cheney - is sitting on this committee's table.  If you - or anyone you know - is represented by any of these congresspersons, it is critically important that you find out what your representative's stand is on this issue. If they are either not committed or are againstthe proceedings, they need to hear from constituents who support impeachment.  During the congressional break, call and write to their district offices.  Once Congress is back in session,   start calling their offices in Washington.  The toll-free number for the congressional switchboard is 800.828.0498.  This is a matter of urgent concern -- bringing impeachment proceedings against Cheney is an important first step in shining the light on the abuses and crimes of the Bush Administration -- and setting important ethical standards for future administrations.

The call to impeach is a focal point of our weekly phone-a-thons and we are finding this is something that resonates strongly with folks on the street.  One of our grannies was on a subway coming back from one of our actions -- she was carrying an ARREST CHENEY sign.  One of her fellow passengers spotted the sign and asked, "What about Bush?"  She turned the sign over to reveal the ARREST BUSH legend and the folks on the bus burst into applause.  The sentiment is out there -- we just need to help empower people to raise their voices.

Granny Peace Brigade, NY
Legislative Committee
Fran, Eva Lee, Molly, Tresa, Caroline, and Phyllis
& Marlena in Philly

*The House Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties*
 
Hon. Nadler, Chairman(D) New York, 8th
 
Hon. Davis (D) Alabama , 7th
 
Hon. Wasserman Schultz (D) Florida, 20th

  Hon. Ellison (D) Minnesota, 5th

 Hon. Conyers Jr. (D) Michigan, 14th

 Hon. Scott (D) Virginia, 3rd

 Hon. Watt (D) North Carolina, 12th
 
Hon. Cohen (D) Tennessee, 9th

 Hon. Franks Ranking Member (R) Arizona, 2nd
 
Hon. Pence (R) Indiana, 6th
 
Hon. Issa (R) California, 49th
 
Hon. King (R) Iowa, 5th
 
Hon. Jordan (R) Ohio, 4th
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VIDEO | Active-Duty Military Petition Congress to End War

By Geoffrey Millard, Arin Williams, Troy Page and Scott Galindez

Military members opposed to the US involvement in Iraq gathered on January 15th to demand the withdrawal of American troops and prepared to present their appeal to Congress. More than 20 active-duty service members and about 100 supporters appeared at an event for Appeal for Redress, which calls for Congress to end the war. As of Feb 16, 1,276 military members have added their names to the appeal's list.


12 POINTS FOR PEACE, to Give to Your Senator.

     Talking points and references.