Sept. 10 – Another Chance in Philly to End the War

Win Without War, Penn Faculty & Staff Against War, and Penn Action invite you to partipate in a

Philadelphia Town Hall Meeting

Exiting Iraq: Military Experts Speak Out
“Bring Our Troops Home”

7:00 pm, Monday, September 10th

17 Logan Hall, University of Pennsylvania
249 S. 36th Street, Philadelphia

On the eve of General Petraeus’ report to the US Senate on the status of the surge in Iraq, join three internationally known military experts discussing why it is necessary for the United States to bring our troops home from Iraq quickly and safely. [Information on speakers below] After their presentations, these experts will lead a discussion on steps you can take to help end this war.
We need to show President Bush and his supporters in Congress that Pennsylvanians are fed up with his plans to occupy Iraq for fifty years, so help make his town hall standing room only. RSVP by going to:

http://www.democracyinaction.org/dia/organizations/movecongress/event/index.jsp?event_KEY=30255&

t=petition2.dwt

For more information, contact: Jeff Garis, Penn Action, at jsgaris@aol.com and 215-701-8081. PDF fliers available via email for distribution; email Jeff to receive the file as an attachment.

SPEAKERS:

General John Johns (ret) served as a combat arms officer in the Army for over 26 years, retiring in 1978. He taught leadership and ethics at the U.S. Military Academy and has lectured on ethics at the Air War College, Army War College, U.S. Military Academy, and the Naval Academy.

Col. Dick Klass (ret.) has a distinguished military career including over 220 combat missions in Vietnam with 25 years experience in the aerospace sector as an industry executive and consultant. He works to ban landmines and on nuclear threat reduction.

Former Congressman Tom Andrews (Maine) served on the House Armed Services Committee. He has been in the National Director of Win Without War since 2003 where he leads a 40+ member organization including the NAACP, MoveOn.org, Greenpeace, NOW, and AFSC, working to create a political solution to bring the troops home from Iraq.

Sponsored by Win Without War, Penn Faculty & Staff Against War, and Penn Action