Hände weg von Syrien – Eine dringende Botschaft für den Frieden angesichts der Gefahr eines größeren Krieges.

Am 13. Oktober veröffentlichten 158 Organisationen aus zahlreichen Ländern und mehrere hundert Einzelpersonen auf englisch den Aufruf »USA – Hände weg von Syrien«. Er liegt seit dem 17. Oktober auf deutsch vor.

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Wir erheben unsere Stimmen gegen die Gewalt des Krieges und den enormen Druck von Kriegspropaganda, Lügen und einer politischen Agenda, die verwendet werden, um diesen Krieg und jeden der vergangenen Kriege der USA zu rechtfertigen.

Wir, die unterzeichneten Organisationen und Einzelpersonen, unterstützen die folgenden „Punkte der Einheit“ und werden als Ad-hoc-Koalition zusammenarbeiten, um zu helfen, die Regimewechsel-Intervention durch die USA, die NATO und ihre regionalen Verbündeten und die Tötung unschuldiger Menschen in Syrien zu beenden.

• Die Fortsetzung des Krieges in Syrien ist das Ergebnis einer von den USA, der NATO, ihren regionalen Verbündeten und reaktionären Kräften durchgeführten Intervention seitens der USA, deren Ziel der Regimewechsel in Syrien ist.
• Diese Politik des Regimewechsels in Syrien ist illegal und geschieht in klarer Verletzung der Charta der Vereinten Nationen, des Buchstabens und des Geistes des Völkerrechts und der Allgemeinen Erklärung der Menschenrechte.
• Diese Politik des erzwungenen Regimewechsels bedroht die Sicherheit der Region und der Welt und erhöht die Gefahr einer direkten Konfrontation zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und Russland mit dem Potenzial einer nuklearen Katastrophe für die ganze Welt.
• Der Krieg, die US-Sanktionen und die EU-Sanktionen haben jeden Sektor der syrischen Wirtschaft destabilisiert und haben ein einst autarkes Land in eine hilfsabhängige Nation verwandelt. Die Hälfte der syrischen Bevölkerung ist jetzt vertrieben. Ein UN-Bericht der ESCWA weist darauf hin, dass diese Sanktionen gegen Syrien die Hilfeleistung während einer der größten humanitären Notsituationen seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg lähmen. Ein Drittel der syrischen Flüchtlinge in  Jordanien, dem Libanon und in der Türkei wurden von US-Kürzungen an UNICEF hart getroffen. Dies zwingt verzweifelte Flüchtlinge dazu, sich auf dem Weg nach Europa zu machen.
• Keine ausländische Organisation, sei es eine ausländische Regierung oder eine bewaffnete Gruppe, hat das Recht, die Grundrechte des syrischen Volkes nach Unabhängigkeit, nationaler Souveränität und Selbstbestimmung zu verletzen. Dazu gehört das Recht der syrischen Regierung, militärische Unterstützung aus anderen Ländern anzufordern und zu akzeptieren, wie dies auch von der US-Regierung zugegeben worden ist.
• Nur die Syrer haben das unveräußerliche Recht, ihre politischen Vertreter zu wählen und den Charakter ihrer Regierung zu bestimmen, und zwar frei von ausländischen Interventionen. Dieses Recht kann unter den Bedingungen der U.S.-orchestrierten ausländischen Intervention gegen das syrische Volk nicht selbstbestimmt ausgeübt werden.
• Unsere Opposition gilt dem erzwungenen Regimewechsel in Syrien durch von den USA unterstützte ausländische Mächte und ihre Söldner. Es ist nicht unsere Aufgabe, Präsident Assad oder die syrische Regierung zu unterstützen oder sich ihr zu widersetzen. Nur das syrische Volk hat das Recht über die Legitimität seiner Regierung zu entscheiden.
• Die dringendste Frage ist derzeit der Frieden und die Beendigung der Gewalt durch ausländische Interventionen, die zum Tod von Hunderttausenden und der Vertreibung von Millionen von Syrern geführt hat und sowohl im Land selbst als auch als Flüchtlingkrise im Ausland.

Basierend auf diesen Punkten der Einheit vereinbaren wir als Einzelpersonen und Organisationen – in einer Ad-hoc-Koalition – folgende Forderungen und verpflichten uns, gemeinsam daran mitzuwirken:

• Ein sofortiges Ende der U.S.-Politik des erzwungenen Regimewechsels in Syrien und die volle Anerkennung und Einhaltung der Grundsätze des Völkerrechts und der U.N.-Charta durch die USA, die NATO und ihre Verbündeten, einschließlich der Achtung für die Unabhängigkeit und die territoriale Integrität Syriens.
• Ein sofortiges Ende aller ausländischen Aggressionen gegen Syrien und ernsthafte Bemühungen um eine politische Lösung des Krieges.
• Ein sofortiges Ende aller militärischen, finanziellen, logistischen und nachrichtendienstlichen Unterstützung durch die USA, die NATO und ihre regionalen Verbündeten für die ausländischen Söldner und Extremisten im Nahen Osten.
• Ein sofortiges Ende der Wirtschaftssanktionen gegen Syrien. Massive internationale Hilfe für Vertriebene in Syrien und syrische Flüchtlinge im Ausland.

Nur in einem friedlichen und unabhängigen Syrien, das frei von ausländischer Aggressionen ist, können die Syrer ihre Souveränitätsrechte frei ausüben, ihren freien Willen ausdrücken und freie Entscheidungen über ihre Regierung und die Führung ihres Landes treffen.

Wir fordern alle Unterstützer des Friedens und des Rechts auf Selbstbestimmung der Völker auf der ganzen Welt auf, sich uns in Zusammenarbeit anzuschließen, um diese humanitären Forderungen zu erfüllen.

Wir benötigen Arbeitsplätze, Gesundheitswesen, Bildung und ein Ende der rassistischen Gewalt der Polizei in den USA, und keine US-Kriege im Ausland!

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UNTERZEICHNER (Stand 7.11.):

Organizational Signers (in alphabetical order):

1. African Awareness Association, USA
2. Akademie Solidarische Akademie, Germany
3. AKF, Germany
4. Albany Park, North Park, Mayfair Neighbors for Peace and Justice (Chicago)
5. Alliance for Global Justice
6. Al-Awda — Palestine National Right to Return Coalition
7. All-African People’s Revolutionary Party
8. All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (GC)
9. All India Anti-Imperialist Forum, India
10. Alternative Media — Ireland
11. American Party of Labor
12. ANSWER Coalition
13. Antiwar Committee — Chicago
14. Antiwar Committee — Minneapolis
15. Antiwar Committee — Tampa
16. Antiwar Committee — Tucson
17. Antiwar Committee — Utah
18. Arab Americans for Syria
19. Arab Women Progressive League
20. Arbeitskreis für Friedenspolitik – atomwaffenfreies Europa e. V., Berlin, Germany
21. Arbeitskreis Marburger WisxsenschaftlerInnen für Friedens – und Abrüstungsforschung (AMW) — Germany
22. Associazione per la Pace di Pordenone, Italy
23. Attac, Hamburg, Germany
24. Attac, Hungary
25. Auszeithaus, Germany
26. BAYAN – Philippine Coalition
27. Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace
28. Bike Arts Artist/Environment Forum, Toronto, Canada
29. Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations
30. British Afro-Asian Organisation
31. Buffalo Anti Racism Coalition
32. Byke4Peace.com
33. Campaign for International Cooperation and Disarmament (CICD), Australia
34. Casa de las Lenguas, Texas
35. Chicago Area CodePINK
36. Citizens of the World — Canada
37. Citizens United for Renewable Energy (CURE), New Jersey, USA
38. Clarity Press, Inc., Georgia, USA
39. Coalition of Arab Canadian Professionals and Community Associations
40. Codepink Golden Gate Chapter, Berkeley, California
41. Cognitive Liberty, Californian, USA
42. Collettivo redazionale – La Città Futura, Giornale comunista on-line, Italy
43. Columbus Campaign for Arms Control
44. Comite Surveillance OTAN, Bruxelles, Belgique
45. The Committee to Stop FBI Repression — NYC
46. Communist Party Australia — Melbourne Branch
47. Communist Party of Great Britain (Marxist-Leninist)
48. Community Media Trust, Wellington, New Zealand
49. Conselho Português para a Paz e Cooperação / Portuguese Council for Peace and Cooperation
50. Consejo de la juventud de Torrelavega, Torrelavega, Cantabria, Spain
51. Coop Anti-War Cafe, AntikriegTV, Berlin, Germany
52. CT 9/11 Truth
53. Countercurrents.org
54. Dallas Left Alliance
55. Democracy TV Berlin, Germany
56. Democracy without Borders, Canada
57. Deutscher Freidenkerverband, Berlin, Germany
58. Deutscher Freidenker-Verband, Germany
59. Disarmament and Security Centre, Christchurch, New Zealand
60. DKP, Germany
61. Earth Neighborhood
62. Ecumenical Peace Institute Clergy and Laity Concerned
63. Ecumenical Women’s Forum — Philippines
64. El Movimiento Meicano Por la Paz Y el Desarollo (MOMPADE) — Mexico
65. Far Eastern Press
66. Fire This Time Movement for Social Justice — Canada
67. FLC-CGIL Trade Union University of Florence (Italy)
68. Frente Socialista de Puerto Rico
69. Foro Contra la Guerra Imperialista y la OTAN (Spain)
70. Free Mumia Abu Jamal Coalition — NYC
71. Friedensbündnis Berlin, Germany
72. Friedensinitiative Sülz-Klettenberg Köln, Germany
73. Frome Stop War, UK
74. Fronte Popolare (Italia)
75. Galway Alliance Against War, Ireland
76. Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition, USA
77. Greater New Haven Peace Council, Connecticut
78. Hamilton Coalition to Stop the War (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada)
79. Hands Off Syria (Australia)
80. Handsoff Venezuela—Finland
81. HEAL
82. Hilton Head for Peace, South Carolina
83. House of Creative Writing, Michigan, USA
84. Houston Peace Council
85. Houston Communist Party
86. Humanistischer Landesverband Thüringen e.V., Jena, Germany
87. ImaginAction Theatre, Sierra Madre, California
88. In Service to Humankind of Planet Earth, Washington DC
89. International Action Center
90. International Anti-imperialist Coordinating Committee, Kolkata, India
91. International Committee for Peace, Justice and Dignity
92. International Concerned Family and Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal
93. International Indigenous Society, Georgia, USA
94. International-Lawyers.Org, Geneva, Switzerland
95. Internationale Liga für Menschenrechte, Germany
96. International League of Peoples Struggle – U.S.
97. International Movement for a Just World (JUST), Malaysia
98. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear Weapons, Germany
99. Jersey City Peace Movement, New Jersey, USA
100. Iraqi Democrats Against Occupation, UK
101. Just Peace Qld Australia
102. Koalition des Widerstands, Berlin, Germany
103. Labor Fightback Network, New Jersey, USA
104. Labor Union Advocates
105. Liberty From The Lobby
106. Los Alamos Study Group — Arizona
107. Maine Social Justice — Public Access TV Show
108. Malcolm X Center
109. Manu Waiata Restoration & Protection Society, Ltd, New Zealand
110. Mariposa Habitat Nursery, Santa Rosa, California
111. Melbourne May Day Committee, Australia
112. Melbourne Unitarian Peace Memorial Church, Australia
113. Michigan Emergency Committee Against War & Injustice
114. Mobilization Against War & Occupation (MAWO) — Canada
115. Movement for People’s Democracy, Los Angeles, California
116. Mt. Diablo Peace and Justice Center, California, USA
117. Multipolar World against War, Berlin, Germany
118. Münchner Bündnis gegen Krieg und Rassismus, Germany
119. Mütter gegen den Krieg Berlin-Brandenburg
120. New Afrikan Independence Party (NAIP)
121. New Jersey Peace Council
122. New Mexico Intrinsic Human Rights Collaborative
123. New Orleans Workers Group, USA
124. News Source, Inc., Newton, Massachusetts
125. No NATO List, Rome, Italy
126. No Nukes No War — Connecticut
127. Northeast Iowa Peace and Justice Committee
128. Northeast Philly for Peace and Justice
129. NoWar — Casa internazionale delle donne, Roma, Italy
130. No War Net — Rome, Italy
131. Nowar-Paix, Ottawa, Canada
132. Oma, Nokia, Finland
133. One State Assembly
134. One World Media, Berlin, Germany
135. One World Life Systems, New York
136. Ontario Civil Liberties Association, Canada
137. Orange County Healthcare For All!
138. Our Developing World, Saratoga, California
139. Our Revolution Los Angeles
140. PädagogInnen für den Frieden, Hamburg, Germany
141. Pakistan USA Freedom Forum, New York
142. Pax Christi — Clinton, Iowa
143. PDA Chicago
144. Peace, Bochum, Germany
145. Peace Action of San Mateo County, California
146. Peace Forum Sangerhausen, Germany
147. Peace Roots Alliance — Tennessee
148. PeaceWorks, Maine
149. Peoples’ Action for Rights and Community (PARC), California
150. Peoples Organization for Progress
151. Peoples Video Network, New Jersey, USA
152. Performers and Artists for Nuclear Disarmament (PAND), Denmark
153. Pittsburgh Anti-Imperialist League
154. People Demanding Action, Florida
155. Peoples’ Liberation Front — JVP, Srilanka
156. Peoples Opposition to War, Imperialism & Racism — POWIR (Florida)
157. Popular Resistance
158. Popular Committee in Defense of Syria
159. Portuguese Institute of Higher Studies in Geopolitics and Auxiliary Sciences
160. Project NatureConnect, Los Angeles, USA
161. Queers Without Borders — Hartford, Connecticut
162. Racine Coalition for Peace and Justice, Wisconsin, USA
163. Radical Student Union — CWRU, Cleveland, Ohio
164. Redline Syria, Andorra
165. Return Now Coalition
166. Revolutionary Theory and Action Collective – Journal, Georgia, USA
167. Rochester Peace Action and Education
168. Rumble of the People, New Mexico, USA
169. Samizdat: Socialist Prisoners Project, Wisconsin
170. San Diego County Central Committee of the Peace and Freedom Party of California
171. SEC. Rly Pensioners Association of India
172. Seniora.org, Zurich, Switzerland
173. Socialist Action
174. Socialist Action — Ligue pour l’Action Socialiste, Canada
175. SOLVE, Florida, USA
176. songs4peace, New Jersey, USA
177. South Asian Fund For Education, Scholarship & Training (SAFEST)
178. South Coast People For Peace and Justice
179. Southern Human Rights Organizers’ Conference – SHROC
180. Spirit of Eureka (Victoria – Australia)
181. St. Pete for Peace
182. Stop Targeting Ohio Poor
183. Stop the War Machine
184. Strength Through Peace, an affiliate of the Fort Collins Community Action Network, Colorado
185. Students for a Democratic Society — SDS
186. Students for a Democratic Society (Angelina College Chapter), Texas
187. Students for a Democratic Society — Clemson SDS
188. Students for a Democratic Society at University of Houston
189. Students for a Democratic Society, Salt Lake City, Utah
190. Swedish Doctors for Human Rights, Sweden
191. Swedish Peace Council
192. Syria Solidarity Movement
193. Syrian American Forum
194. Syrian American Will Association – SAWA
195. Syrian Social Club Community in the UK (Dr. Issa Chaer, Co-founder)
196. The Expatriates Association of Syrians in Canada
197. The Pacific Institute of Resource Management, Wellington, New Zealand
198. Topanga Peace Alliance and MLK Coalition of Greater Los Angeles
199. Umbrella Peace Art, Berlin, Germany
200. United National Antiwar Coalition — UNAC
201. United Opt Out National
202. United Steelworkers Local 8751
203. Uniting for Peace, London, UK
204. Unleashed (Anarcho-Liberation)
205. Upstate New York Drone Action
206. U.S. Peace Council
207. ver.di, Braunschweig, Germany
208. Veterans for Peace Chapter 15, Tallahasseee, Florida
209. Veterans For Peace Chapter 21, Northern New Jersey
210. Veterans For Peace Chapter 71, Sonoma County, California
211. Veterans For Peace Chapter 109, Washington State
212. Veterans For Peace Chapter 111, Bellingham, Washington State
213. Veterans for Peace — Ireland
214. Veteranstoday.com, Arizona
215. Virginia Defenders for Freedom, Justice & Equality
216. Villas de la Playa Vega baja, Puerto Rico
217. Walden Three, Wien, Austria
218. War is Unacceptable to Consciousness
219. Wellington Avenue United Church of Christ, Chicago
220. Whores Against Wars, New Zealand
221. Wisconsin Bail Out The People Movement
222. WisxsenschaftlerInnen für Friedens – und Abrüstungsforschung (AMW) — Germany
223. Wolf’s Enterprises Human and Civil Rights Advocacy
224. Women Against Military Madness — WAMM
225. Women for Peace, Finland
226. Workers World Party
227. World 5.0
228. World Peace Council (WPC)
229. Würselener Initiative für den Frieden, Germany
230. http://www.balqis.de
231. Zimbabwe Pan Africanist Youth Agenda

 

Individual Signers (in alphabetical order):

1. Matti Aalto, Secretary of Oulus District, Communist Party of Finland*
2. Jim Abourezk, Former U.S. Senator, South Dakota
3. Judith Ackerman, WIB,* New York
4. Jairo Aja Garcia, Ex-vicepresidente, Consejo de la juventud de Torrelavega, Torrelavega, Cantabria, Spain
5. Arena Alessio, General Secretary, Fronte Popolare,* Italy
6. Charles Altman, Huntington Woods Peace, Citizenship and Education Project,* Michigan
7. Akubundu Amazu, Central Committee Member, All-African People’s Revolutionary Party
8. Robert Anderson, Co-Director, Stop the War Machine
9. Tim Anderson, Senior Lecturer, University of Sydney,* Australia
10. Dietrich Antelmann, Diplomkameralist, Mitglied beim Komitee für Grundrechte und Demokratie,* Potsdam, Germany
11. Michae Anthony, Lightning Ledge,* Crete, Illinois
12. Masad Arbid, M.D., Arab – Americans for Syria*
13. Mohammed Arif, General Secretary, British Afro-Asian Organisation
14. Hector Aristizabal, Director, ImaginAction Theatre, Sierra Madre, California
15. Lee Artz, Professor, Media Studies, Purdue Northwest,* Indiana
16. Kenneth Ashe, Veterans for Peace,* Marshall, North Carolina
17. Karen Ashikeh, Founder, Earth Neighborhood, Fremont, California
18. Christopher Assad, The Expatriates Association of Syrians in Canada
19. Margli Auclair, Director, Mt. Diablo Peace and Justice Center, Walnut Creek, California
20. Dr. Georg Auernheimer, Univ. Prof. em., Internationale Liga für Menschenrechte
21. Steffen Aumüller, Friedensbündnis Berlin, Mitglied DIE LINKE, Germany
22. Abayomi Azikiwe, Pan Africa News Wire
23. Kazem Azin, Co-founder, Solidarity Iran — SI, USA
24. Alli Baker, Pastor, Wellington Avenue United Church of Christ, Chicago
25. Ekkehard Basten, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear Weapons,* Berlin, Germany
26. Romina Beitseen, Secretary, Campaign for International Cooperation and Disarmament (CICD), Australia
27. Richard Baker, Fronte Popolare, Italy
28. Ajama Baraka, Human Rights Defender
29. William Barklay, In Service toHumankind of Planet Earth, Washington DC, USA
30. Peter Barrett, President, Pacific Institute of Resource Management,* Wellington, New Zealand
31. Thomas Baxter, President, Veterans for Peace Chapter 15, Florida
32. Mary Beaudoin, Women Against Military Madness,* Minnesota, USA
33. Daniel Becker, Deutscher Freidenker Verband,* Berlin, Germany
34. Dr. Johannes Mari Becker, Senior Researcher, Arbeitskreis Marburger
35. Vanessa Beeley, Independent Journalist and Photographer
36. Mike Beilstein, City Councilor,* Corvallis, Oregon
37. Judith Bello, Member of Admin Committee, UNAC; Rochester Peace Action and Education
38. Matyas Benyik, Chairperson, ATTAC Hungary
39. William Bianchi, Chair, PDA Chicago
40. Thomas Bias, National Secretary, Labor Fightback Network, New Jersey, USA
41. Olga Bidshijewa, Verdi, S21-Gegner,* Stutgart, Germany
42. Toby Blomé, CODEPINK, SF Bay Area Chapter,* California, USA
43. Max Bollock, Board Member, San Mateo County Peace Action,* USA
44. Anne Bowers, Women in Black,* New York, USA
45. Vincenzo Branid, Spokesman, No War Net / No NATO List — Rome (Italy)
46. Jimmy Brash, Editorial Board Member, The North Star website,* Parsippany-Troy Hills, new Jersey
47. Manfred Braun, Member of Local Speaker Council, DIE LINKE,* Brühl (Baden), Germany
48. Charles Britz, Appalachian Left,* Huntington, West Virginia
49. Keith Brooks, UFT Retiree, NWU,* New York, USA
50. Bob Brown, Organizer, All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (GC) — USA
51. Mattie Boyd, Workers World Party,* Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
52. Vincenzo Brandi, Spokesman, No War Net Rome / No NATO List — Italy
53. Daniel Brown, Director, Rite of Strings, Modern Guitar Tuition, Cockburn Central, Australia
54. Annette Brownlie, President, Just Peace Qld Australia
55. Minnie Bruce Pratt, UAW Local 1981/ National Writers Union*
56. Kim Bryan, General Secretary,* Socialist Labour Party (Great Britain)
57. Heinrich Buecker, Initiator, Coop Anti-War Cafe, AntikriegTV, Berlin, Germany
58. Doug Bullock, Legislator, Albany County,* USA
59. Kerry Burch, Professor, Northern Illinois University,* USA
60. Mark Burton, Member of the Board, Alliance for Global Justice
61. Gregory Butterfield, National Organization of Legal Services Workers, UAW Local 2320,* New York, USA
62. Mike Caggiano, President, Peace Action of San Mateo county, California
63. Traian Cainaru, USFSP,* New York, USA
64. Luke Callinan, Political Organiser, Sinn Féin,* Ireland
65. Candace Carnicelli, Executive Director, Common Peace,* California, USA
66. Alfonse Casal, National Spokesperson, American Party of Labor
67. Elizabeth Case, Dorchester People for Peace,* Boston, Massachusetts
68. Isabelle Casel, Die Linke,* WIIS,* attac DPG,* Bonn, Germany
69. Liane Casten, Co-Chair, Citizens Act to Protect Our Water (CAPOW!)*
70. John Catalinotto, Managing Editor, Workers World newspaper,* USA
71. Sara Catalinotto, Delegate, UFT Local 2/MORE Caucus,* New York
72. John Chadwick, Magistrate of Visa Application,* Bellingham, Sashington State
73. Dr. Issa Chaer, Syria Solidarity Movement
74. Frank Chapman, Field organizer, Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression*
75. Courtney Childs, CCDS, Corvallis Chapter,* Oregon
76. K. R. Chowdry, President, All India Anti-imperialist Forum, Kokata, India
77. Ramsey Clark, Former U.S. Attorney General & Human Rights Attorney
78. Polet Claudine, Comite Surveillance OTAN, Bruxelles, Belgique
79. Diana G. Collier, Editorial Director, Clarity Press, Inc., Georgia, USA
80. Lynn Comerford, Professor, California State University — East Bay*
81. Mary Compton, Co-Chair, Greater New Haven Peace Council,* Connecticut
82. Shahid Comrade, Secretary General, Pakistan USA Freedom Forum, New York
83. Gerry Condon, National Board Vice President, Veterans For Peace*
84. James Connolly, Administrator, Connecticut Progressives FB Page
85. Sheila Coombes, Founder and Coorinator, Frome Stop War, UK
86. John Cooper, Professor of Chemistry (Retired), Pennsylvania
87. Len Cooper, Melbourne May Day Committee, Australia
88. Heather Cottin, Long Island Committee Against US Wars,* Freeport, New York
89. Ian Cox, Vice-Chair, Students for a Democratic Society (Angelina College Chapter), Texas
90. Pastor Michael-Vincent Crea, Founder & Pastor One World Life Systems, New York
91. Bernadette Cronin-Geller, Brandywine Peace Community,* Philadelphia
92. Cheryl Curtis, Ct 9/11 Truth
93. Christine Curtiss, Arlington Street Church,* Boston, Massachusetts
94. Margaretta D’Arcy, Chair, Women in Media and Entertainment (WIME),* Galway, Ireland
95. Kenneth Dalton, Veterans For Peace, Chapter 21,* New Jersey, U.S.A.
96. Claudine Dauphin, Archaeologist and Historian of the Middle East, Paris, France
97. Nicolas J. S. Davies, Author of Blood On Our Hands: The American Invasion and Destruction of Iraq, Florida, USA
98. Erin Davis, Ancaster Discovery Gardens,* Ancaster, Canada
99. Susan E. Davis, National Writers Union, UAW 1981,* New York
100. Ian Decker, National Organizer, Students for a Democratic Society (National);* Organizer, Students for a Democratic Society @UofU,* Utah
101. Kimberly DeFranco, Welfare Rights Committee,* Minnesota, USA
102. Luana DeJesus, Buffalo Anti Racism Coalition, New York, USA
103. Joe Delaplaine, Organizer, Party for Socialism and Liberation,* California
104. Francesco Delledonne, Fronte Popolare (Italia)
105. Judith Deutsch, Past President, Science for Peace,* Toronto, Canada
106. Kate Dewes, Coordinator, Disarmament and Security Centre, Christchurch, New Zealand
107. Jadranka Dierkes, Peace, Bochum, Germany
108. Lucas Dietsche, Organizer, Samizdat: Socialist Prisoners Project, Wisconsin
109. Selena Di Francescantonio, Fronte Popolare,* Italy
110. Cheryl Distaso, Coordinator, Strength Through Peace, an affiliate of the Fort Collins Community Action Network, Colorado
111. Said Dodin, Gründer, One World Media, Berlin, Germany
112. Curtis Doebbler, Officer, International-Lawyers.Org, Geneva, Switzerland
113. Denis Doherty, National Coordinator, Australian Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition
114. Arthur Donart, Deacon, Pax Christi — Clinton, Iowa
115. Ute Donner, Artist, Umbrella Peace Art,* Berlin, Germany
116. Nicolas Dryansky, UNAC,* New York
117. Henry Duke, M.D., Founder, Medical Director, Orange County Healthcare for All!, California
118. Mary Catherine Dundon, SSND, Retired, School Sisters of Notre Dame,* Wisconsin
119. Frank Dorrel, Publisher, ADDICTED To WAR, California, USA
120. Nicolas Dryansky, UNAC,* New York
121. Henry Duke, M.D., Medical Director, Orange County Healthcare For All!
122. Berthony Dupont, Haiti Liberté Newspaper,* New York, USA
123. Sandy Eaton, South Shore Coalition for Human Rights — Massachusetts,* USA
124. Nick Egnatz, NW Indiana Veterans For Peace*
125. Bernie Eisenberg, HP Boycott Campaign,* California
126. Irene Eckert, Board Member, AKF, Berlin, Germany
127. Irene Eckert, Board Member, Arbeitskreis für Friedenspolitik – atomwaffenfreies Europa e. V., Berlin, Germany
128. Mick Eddings, Contacts Coordinator, New Mexico Intrinsic Human Rights Collaborative
129. Debra Ellis, Cognitive Liberty, Californian, USA
130. Vigna Enrico, SOS Siria and CIVG (Initiative Center for Truth and Justice),* Tourin, Italy
     Position: Speaker
131. Chris Ernesto, St. Pete for Peace
132. Wolfgang Fabricius, Leitungskreis, Akademie Solidarische Akademie, Germany
133. Niall Farrel, Press Officer, Galway Alliance Against War, Ireland
134. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, Chairman, Swedish Doctors for Human Rights, Sweden
135. Rachelina Ferrecchia, Fronte Popolare,* Italy
136. Maria Ilda Figueiredo, Chairperson, Conselho Português para a Paz e Cooperação / Portuguese Council for Peace and Cooperation
137. Andrew Fink, Party for Socialism and Liberation,* Illinois
138. Mary Lou Finley, Co-Chair, San Diego County Central Committee of the Peace and Freedom Party of California
139. Anita Fisicaro, Nowar, Italy
140. Terence Fitzgibbons, Veterans For Peace,* New Jersey, USA
141. Irene Flachsbart, Friedenskoordination,* Berlin, Germany
142. Margaret Flowers, M.D., Green Party Candidate for Senate; Co-Director, It’s Our Economy*
143. David Foreman, Communist Party of Canada*
144. Haelg Franz, Obmann, Auszeithaus, Germany
     Wolfram Freiling, Peace Party,* Germany
145. Ramiro Funez, ANTICONQUISTA*
146. Carl Gentile, CEO, Labor Union Advocates, Maryland, USA
147. Bruce Gagnon, Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space*
148. Robin Gaura, Teacher, Diamond Mountain University,* Santa Cruz, California
149. Carol Gay, President, NJ State Industrial Union Council,* USA
150. Franziska Genitsch, Swiss Peace Movement,* Switzerland
151. Frank Geppert, Thale, Germany
152. Peter Gerlinghoff, Speaker, Peace Forum Sangerhausen, Germany
153. Jürgen Geppert, Kommunistische Partei Deutschland*
154. Michael Gessner, Friedensinitiative Sülz-Klettenberg Köln, Germany
155. Bradley Geyer, Veterans for Peace-Chapter 175,* Janesville WI; Iraq Veterans Against War,* Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3589*—Jefferson, WI
156. Subrata Ghoshroy, Research Affiliate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology*
157. John Gilbert, Secretary, FLC-CGIL Trade Union University of Florence (Italy)
158. Ayesha Gill, IWW,* Oakland, California
159. Steven Gillis, Financial Secretary, United Steelworkers Local 8751
160. Daniel Gilman, President, Veterans For Peace Chapter 92,* Greater Seattle, Oregon
161. Mike Gimbel, Retired Executive Board Member, Local 375 AFSCME,* Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania
162. Greg Godels, Co-Director, Pittsburgh Anti-Imperialist League
163. Tayfun Gol, Co-Director, Pittsburgh Anti-Imperialist League
164. Flávio Gonçalves, Chairman, Instituto de Altos Estudos em Geopolítica e Ciências Auxiliares — Portuguese Institute of Higher Studies in Geopolitics and Auxiliary Sciences, Amadora, Portugal
165. Socorro Gomes, President, World Peace Council (WPC)
166. Therese Gonzalez, Collectif de soutien aux réfugies,* Abriès, France
167. Trevor Goodger-Hill, Citizens of the World, Canada
168. Bob Goodman Steering Committee Member, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
169. Martha Grevatt, Trustee, UAW Local 869,* Michigan, USA
170. Eldon Grossman, Veterns For Peace,* Chicago, Illinois
171. Pernille Grumme, Chairman, Performers and Artists for Nuclear Disarmament (PAND), Denmark
172. Joachim Guilliard, Forum against Militarism and War,* Heidelberg, Germany
173. Maria Gabriella Guidetti, NoWar — Casa internazionale delle donne, Roma, Italy
174. Margaret Guttshall, Green Party,* Candidate for Wayne State University Board of Governors, Michigan
175. Evelyn Haas, Member of Executive Committee, Northeast Philly for Peace and Justice
176. Hermann Haberl, Mitglied, Gewerkschafter gegen Atomenergie und Krieg,* Wien, Austria
177. Willie Hager, National Board Member, Veterans For Peace*
178. Henry Hagins, Free Mumia Abu Jamal Coalition — NYC
179. Abbas Hamideh, al-Awda Steering Committee*
180. Erika Hampel, LINKE,* Berlin, Germany
181. Nancy Hammond, Antiwar Chicago*
182. Joseph Hancock, Movement for People’s Democracy, Los Angeles, California
183. Donald Hank, Laigles Forum, Florida
184. Tamara Hansen, National Coordinator, Fire This Time Movement for Social Justice — Canada
185. Marion Harper, Hon. Secretary, Melbourne Unitarian Peace Memorial Church, Australia
186. Mike Harris, Finance editor, Veteranstoday.com, Arizona
187. Sue Harris, Peoples Video Network, New Jersey, USA
188. Niels Harrit, Associate Professor Emeritus, 911 Truth Denmark*
189. Klaus Hartmann, President, World Union of Freethinkers / German Freethinkers Association
190. Franz Haslbeck, Münchner Bündnis gegen Krieg und Rassismus, Germany
191. Tatjana Miriam Hasse, Member, DIE LINKE,* Heidelberg, Germany
192. Jorge Herrera, Director of the Program, Oye Latino Radio program at Access Radio 783 AM*
193. Mrs. Harriet Heywood, Florida Coordinator, People Demanding Action
194. S. Hedgecoke, CWA 14156,* New York
195. Robert Hepburn, Coordinating Committee Member, Veterans For Peace,* Arcata, California
196. Patrick Higgins, Students for a Democratic Society at UH
197. Joseph Hickey, Executive Director, Ontario Civil Liberties Association, Canada
198. Jaribu Hill, Human Rights Defender
199. Fred Hirsch, Labor Council Delegate, Plumbers and Fitters Local 393,* California
200. Doris Hoerner, Die LINKE,* Buchen, Germany
201. Dr. Fritz Erik Hoevels, Psychoanalyst, Alliance Against Conformity,* Freiburg, Germany
202. Herbert Hoffman, Veterans for Peace,* Albuquerque, New Mexico
203. Geoff Holland, Facilitator, World Peace Now,* Cairns, Australia
204. Edward Horgan, Chairperson, Veterans for Peace Ireland
205. Lydia Howell, Producer, Host of “Catalyst,” KFAI Community Radio, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
206. Joan Hoff, Research Professor of History, Nontana State University,* Bozeman
207. Veron Hoffman, Bike 4 Peace, Oregon, USA
208. Julia Hoppe, Secretary, Schweizerische Friedensbewegung (SFB), Basel, Switzerland
209. Pat Hunt, Chicago Area CodePINK
210. Edward Horgan, Chairperson, Veterans for Peace — Ireland
211. Jamie Houghton, World Peace Now,* Long Beach, California
212. Brian Huseby, International Socialist Organization
213. Joe Iosbaker, Anti-War Committee — Chicago
214. Andrew Irving, Secretary, Communist Party Australia — Melbourne Branch
215. Abdul Jabbar, Emeritus Professor City College of San Francisco,* California
216. Sebastian Jahn, Der Stachel Leipzig,* Germany
217. Joe Jamison, Coordinator, Queens Peace Council*
218. Heide Janicki, Rentnerin, ver.di, Braunschweig, Germany
219. Jane Anne Jeffries, L.A. Coordinator, Project NatureConnect
220. Arlene Johnson, CEO, News Source, Inc., Newton, Massachusetts
221. Dale Johnson, Retired Professor, Brava, Costa Rica
222. Ivar Jordre, Board Member, Latin America Group,* Bergen, Norway
223. Lars Jørgensen, Researcher, Homo Sociologicus, Denmark
224. Alekxander Jovanovich, Ekological Union,* New York
225. Alicia Jrapko, U.S. Coordinator, International Committee for Peace, Justice and Dignity
226. Intibah Kadi, Founder, Redline Syria, Andorra
227. Chris Kaihatsu, RevLeft.com,* Illinois
228. Kerry Kappell, Popular Resistance,* New York
229. Sonja Karas, Green Party,* Kremmen, Germany
230. Mohd Kassem, Followup Committee, Anti Imperialist Forum, Beirut, Lebanon
231. Tarak Kauf, National Board Member, Managing Editor, Peace in Our Times, Veterans For Peace*
232. Chris Kaihatsu RevLeft.com,* Chicago, Illinois
233. Michael Keefer, Professor Emeritus, University of Guelph,* Toronto, Canada
234. June Kelly, Editor, Independent Researcher — Alternative Media — Ireland
235. Jesse Kern, Veterans For Peace,* Saint Petersburg, Florida
236. Michaela Kerstan, Sprecherin, Die Linke Haltern am See,* Haltern am See, Germany
237. Geraroid Kilgallen, Member of Steering Committee, Irish Anti-War Movement*
238. Margaret Kimberly, Editor and Senior Columnist, Black Agenda Report
239. Elaine Marie Kinch, founding Member, Racine Coalition for Peace and Justice, Wisconsin, USA
240. Timothy King, Treasurer, Christians for Peace and Justice in the Middle East,* Indiana
241. John Kiriakou, former CIA counterterrorism officer and former senior investigator, Senate Foreign Relations Committee
242. Stevan Kirschbaum, Vice President, United Steelworkers, Local 8751,* Roslindale, Massachusetts
243. Dr. Ansgar Klein, Sprecher, Aachener Aktionsgemeinschaft, “Frieden jetzt!”, Wuerselen, Germany
244. Helene Klein, Sprecherin, Würselener Initiative für den Frieden, Würselen, Germany
245. Gary Kleppe, Chair, York Township Democratic Organization,* Illinois
246. Cheryl Kozanitas, Board Member, Peace Action of San Mateo County,* California
247. Michael Kramer, Chapter President, Veterans For Peace — Chapter 021 (Northern New Jersey)*
248. Vladislaw Krasnow, Russia & America Goodwill Association,* Virginia, USA
249. Steve Krevisky, Congress of CT Community Colleges,* Connecticut, USA
250. Guenter Kuesters, Workinggroup, “Geopolitics and Peace,” from Attac and Peace-Forum,* Cologne, Germany
251. Mike Kuhlenbeck, National Writers Union UAW Local 1981/AFL-CIO,* Des Monies, Iowa
252. Lothar-Erich Kurth, Vertrauensmann, Ver.di,* Berlin, Germany
253. Norbert Kuske, Mitglied, ver.di, Wahlstedt, Germany
254. James Lafferty, Executive Director Emeritus, National Lawyers Guild,*
255. Ray Laforest, Haiti Support Network
256. John Laforge, Co-Director, NukeWatch
257. Elisabeth Lauck-Ndayi, Freiburger Friedensforum, Forum Weingarten e.V.,* Germany
258. Lea Launokari, Women for Peace, Finland
259. Verbena Lea, Director, Peoples’ Action for Rights and Community (PARC), California
260. Sharleen Leahey, Coordinator, songs4peace, New Jersey, USA
261. Virginia Lee, Attorney, Law Office of Virginia Curtis Lee, Salt Lake City, Utah
262. Albert Leger, Multipolar-World against War, Berlin, Germany
263. Ed Lehman, Vice President, Regina Peace Council*
264. Julie, Levine, Co-Director, Topanga Peace Alliance and MLK Coalition of
265. Greater Los Angeles
266. John Lewis, Retired Member, UFCW Local 400,* New York
267. Dawn Lifsey, President, Students for a Democratic Society – Clemson SDS
268. Otmar Lindner, Monitor, OSCE,* Sr. Kanzian, Austria
269. Joan Livingston, Veterans For Peace,* No-Drones Network,* Boston Massacusetts
270. Dave Logsdon, President, Veterans For Peace — Chapter 27,* Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
271. Dr. Zieske Lothar, Attac, Hamburg, Germany
272. Vijay Mehta, Chair, Uniting for Peace, London, UK
273. Dr. Manfred Lotze, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War,* Germany
274. Henry Lowendorf, Co-Chair, Greater New Haven Peace Council, Connecticut, USA
275. David Macilwain, Spokesperson, Australians for Reconciliation in Syria*
276. Jeff Mackler, National Secretary, Socialist Action, California
277. Jeff Mackler, The Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal, Northern California
278. Mafa Mafa, President, Zimbabwe Pan Africanist Youth Agenda
279. Lisa Makarchuk, Retired Teachers of Ontario (RTO),* Toronto, Canada
280. Issam Makhoul, Chairperson, Emil Touma Institute for Palestinian and Israeli Studies,* Haifa, USA
281. Ali Mallah, Steering Committee, Syria Solidarity Movement
282. Jari Mäntylä, Director, Oma, Nokia, Finland
283. Alfred Marder, President, U.S. Peace Council
284. John Marienthal, Former Commissioner, San Jose Human Rights Commission,* California
285. George Martin, Liberty Tree
286. Sarah Martin, Co-Chair, Women Against Military Madness,*
287. Gene Marx, Communication Coordinator, Veterans For Peace Chapter 111, Minneapolis Minnesota
288. Binu Mathew, Editor, Countercurrents.org, India
289. David Maynard, Seat 1, Hillsborough County Soil and Water Conservation,* Florida
290. Ray McGovern, former CIA analyst and Presidential briefer
291. Jo (Yosi) McIntire, Acroosthe Straits / The Friendship Association,* Florida, USA
292. Kimberly McKeon, Board Member/Volunteer, Institue for Global Education*
293. Susan McLucas, Committee for Peace & Human Rights,* Massachusetts
294. Pat McSweeney Citizens for an Informed Community,* Massachusetts
295. Rev. F. Mark Mealing, Ph.D., Anglican Church of Canada,* Meadow Creek, Canada
296. Gregory Mello, Executive Director, Los Alamos Study Group
297. Daniel A. Mengeling, Law Offices of Daniel A. Mengeling, New Mexico, USA
298. Harry Meserve, Associate Librarian Emeritus, San Jose State University,* Capitola, California
299. Priscilla & Thomas Metscher, Retired University Teachers, Grafenau, Germany
300. Thodore Micceri, SOLVE, Florida, USA
301. Thomas Milcarek, Veterans For Peace,* Santa Cruz, California
302. Dennis Mills, Treasurer, Veterans For Peace Chapter #109, Washington State
303. Gabi Meyer, Friedensgrupp,* Bendestorf, Germany
304. Ingrid Monkiewicz, Founding Member, Liberty From The Lobby,* Washington DC
305. Monica Moorehead, US Presidential Candidate, Workers World Party
306. Amir Mortasawi, Physician and Author, Rotenburg sn der fulda, Germany
307. Nick Mottern, Knowdrones.com
308. Gavin Mueller, Visiting Assistant Professor, UT Dallas*
309. Jana Lynne Webb Muhar, Mariposa Habitat Nursery, Santa Rosa, California
310. Manik Mukherjee, General Secretary, International Anti-imperialist Coordinating Committee; Vice-President, All India Anti-Imperialist Forum, Kolkata, India
311. Lois and Maria Mueller-Giebels, Frieden jetzt, Aachen,* Germany
312. Phil Mueller, Veterans For Peace,* Crown Point, Indiana
313. Norbert Müller, terre des hommes AG Schwäbisch Gmünd,* Germany
314. Gabriel Murcia, Radical Student Union — CWRU, Cleveland, Ohio
315. Luci Murphy, Music Administrator, DC Black Workers Center*
316. Elizabeth Murray, Deputy National Intelligence Officer for the Near East, National Intelligence Council (ret.)
317. Radmila Nastic, University Professor, Belgrade, Serbia
318. Navid Nasr, Editor-in-Chief, Balkans Post,* Croatia
319. Donna Nassor, PhD, Human Rights Activist, New Jersey, USA
320. Jim Newman, JVP,* Evanston, Illinois
321. Theresa Nielson, President, Students for a Democratic Society, Salt Lake City, Utah
322. Hassanal Noor Rashid, Program Coordinator, International Movement for a Just World (JUST), Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
323. Agneta Norberg, Chairwoman, Swedish Peace Council
324. Efia Nwangaza, Founder/Director, Malcolm X Center
325. Marlene Obeid, Hands Off Syria, Sydney,* Australia
326. Daniel O’Brien, CDC, London Regional Organizer, Communist Party of Great Britain (Marxist-Leninist)
327. Elder Gidon Odinga Mukhtar Odinga, Editor, Revolutionary Theory and Action Collective – Journal, Georgia, USA
328. Sazi Okera, Minister, International Indigenous Society, Georgia, USA
329. Jon Olsen, Co-Chair, Maine Green Independent Party*
330. Giovanni Ordanini, Fronte Popolare,* Milan, Italy
331. Ivonne Padilla, Villas de la Playa Vega baja, Puerto Rico
332. Elfi Padovan, Sprecherin, LAG Frieden der LINKEN,* Munich, Germany
333. Elayne Pallistan, Facebook Editor, Neighbors For Peace*
334. Manuel Pardo, Secretary, Foro Contra la Guerra Imperialista y la OTAN (Spain)
335. Nasrin Parsa, Producer, Democracy TV Berlin, Germany
336. Dhuruv Pathak, Workers World Party,* New York
337. Rosalie Paul, Organizer, PeaceWorks, Maine
338. Wolfgang Penzholz, Koalition des Widerstands, Berlin, Germany
339. Cynthia Papermaster, Organizer, Codepink Golden Gate Chapter, Berkeley, California
340. Carmencita Peralta, Convenor, Ecumenical Women’s Forum — Philippines
341. Sally Parker, US Peace Council,* Davis, California
342. Susan Pennington, Indianapolis Peace and Justice Coalition,* Indiana
343. Lindis Percy, Co-founder, Campaign for the Accountability of American Bases — CAAB UK*
344. Candida Rosa Perez Flores, Campamento Contra La Junta,* San Juan, Puerto Rico
345. Sam Petker, Party for Socialism and Liberation,* Stockton, California
346. Bryan Pfeifer, Coordinator, Wisconsin Bail Out The People Movement
347. Nascent Ping, Creator, War is Unacceptable to Consciousness, New Jersey
348. Paul Pipkin, Nat’l Committee of GPUS, Candidate for 20th US Congressional Dist of Texas, Green Party*
349. Rafael Pla-Lopez, Secretary of Internal Communication, PCPV,* Spain
350. Wendy Pond, Secretary, Manu Waiata Restoration & Protection Society, Ltd, New Zealand
351. Catherine Pottinger, Program Chair, SEIU 6 Active Retirees,* Washington State, USA
352. Dr. Peter Priskil, Historian, Alliance Against Conformity,* Freiburg, Germany
353. Cornelia Praetorius, Mütter gegen den Krieg,* Berlin, Germany
354. Rod Prosser, Community Media Trust, Wellington, New Zealand
355. Jim Prues, Director, World 5.0
356. Trudy Quaif, Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace
357. Brigitte Queck, Vorsitzende, Mütter gegen den Krieg Berlin-Brandenburg, Potsdam, Germany
358. Khalid Raheem, Chairman, New Afrikan Independence Party (NAIP), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
359. Sami Ramadani, Committee Member, Iraqi Democrats Against Occupation, London, UK
360. Felipe Ramos, Frente Socialista de Puerto Rico
361. Evan Ramsden, Chairperson, Newcastle Peace Group, Lambton, Australia
362. Dennis Rancourt, PhD, Researcher, Ontario Civil Liberties Association,* Ottawa, Canada
363. Barry Ranger, Co-Chair, Northwest Iowa Peace and Justice Committee
364. Jammu Narayana Rao, General Secretary, SEC. Rly Pensioners Association of India
365. Elsa Rassbach, Coordinating Committee, UNAC*
366. Bimal Rathnayake, Member of Parliament, Peoples’ Liberation Front — JVP
     Srilanka
367. Linda Ray, Delegate, San Francisco Labor Council*
368. Quest Riggs, Treasurer, New Orleans Workers Group, USA
369. Mary & Rev. Robert Reader, Veterans for Peace,* Coalition for Peace, and Justice,* O. C. Peace and Justice,* etc., New York
370. David Rennie, Hamilton and District Labour Council,* Stoney Creek, Canada
371. Ken Rennery, Organizer, Democracy without Borders, Canada
372. Neal Resnikoff, Albany Park, North Park, Mayfair Neighbors for Peace and Justice / March 19th Anti-War Coalition (Chicago)
373. David Riehle, Local Chairman Emeritus, United Transportation Union (SMART) Local 650,* St. Paul, Minnesota
374. Hartmut Ring, PädagogInnen für den Frieden, Hamburg, Germany
375. George Ripley, Dir. Focus on Democracy,* Washington DC
376. Chris Robinson, Membership Secretary, Green Party of Philadelphia*
377. Judith Robinson, Dominican Sisters of Aotearoa,* New Zealand
378. Ldd Robinson, President, African Awareness Association, USA
379. Stewart Robinson, Vice Chair, Stop Targeting Ohio Poor
380. Suzanne Ross, Pam Africa, Chair, International Concerned Family and Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal
381. Coleen Rowley, retired FBI agent and former Minneapolis Division Legal Counsel
382. Bronson Rozier, Organizer, Socialist Action,* Louisville, Kentucky
383. Carol Rozier, Organizer, Socialist Action,* Louisville, Kentucky
384. Antonio Rue, Teacher, Marist Brothers,* Libertador, Argentina
385. Ethelia Ruiz, Full Research Professor, INAH, Mexico City, Mexico
386. Rauni Salminen, Handsoff Venezuela—Finland
387. Phil Sarazen, Artist Producer, Bike Arts Artist/Environment Forum, Toronto, Canada
388. Lampros Savvidis, Delegierter, DIE LINKE Steglitz / Zehlendorf,* Berlin
389. Randal Scamardo, Casa de las Lenguas, Texas
390. Eric Schechter, Newsletter Editor, Nashville Peace and Justice Center,* Tennessee
391. Karen Schieve, Retired Member of United Educators of San Francisco*
392. Ben Sears, AFT (Teachers’ Union — Retired),* USA
394. Klaus-P. Schleisiek, Attac,* Germany
395. Einar Schlereth, Writer, Journalist, Translatror, Klavreström, Sweden
396. Renate Schönfeld, DKP, Germany
397. Pete Schoonmaker, Veterans For Peace,* Seattle, Washington
398. Mechthild Schreiber, Mitglied, Regionalgruppe: forum Ziviler Friedensdienst,* Munich, Germany
399. Dr. Larry Semark, ANSWER,* Albuquerque, New Mexico
400. Georgina Shanley, Co-Founder, Citizens United for Renewable Energy (CURE), New Jersey, USA
401. Randy Shannon, Secretary, Progressive Democrats of America*
402. Cindy Sheehan, Anti-War Gold Star Mother
403. Jeffrey Shurtleff, Volunteer, Amnesty International USA,* California
404. Marjaliisa Siira, Finnish Peace Committee*
405. William Simon, President, Veterans For Peace Chapter 71, Sonoma County, California
406. Wm. & Ursula Slavick, Retired Coordinator, Pax Christi Maine*
407. Meaghan Simpson, Founder/Director, Mending Wheel,* Fortuna, California
408. Peter Sirois, Producer, Maine Social Justice — Public Access TV Show
409. Angel Smith, HEAL, Seattle, WA
410. Ceresta Smith, Administrator, United Opt Out National, Florida
411. Jack A. Smith, Editor, Hudson Valley Activist Newsletter, New York
412. Stansfield Smith, Chicago ALBA Solidarity Committee
413. Günter Sölken, Berlin, Mitglied im Rat von attac Deutschland,*
414. Louise-Lora Somlyo, Peace Action Maine*
415. John Spitzberg, Veterans For Peace,* Willow, Alaska
416. John St. Peter, Peace Action of San Mateo County,* California
417. Dr. Henry Stahl, Senior Medical Consultant, IPPNW, Germany
418. Mark Stansbery, Co-Coordinator, Columbus Campaign for Arms Control*
419. Steven Starr, Senior Scientist, Physicians for Social Responsibility,* Missouri
420. Lauren Steiner, Lead Organizer, Our Revolution Los Angeles
421. Tina Stevenson, Neighbors 4 Peace,* Evanston, Illinois
422. Jens Stiller, Journalist, Berlin, Germany
423. Jane Stillwater, President, Century of the Child
424. Sava Stomporowski, Mitglied Partei Bündnis/90 — DIE GRÜNEN, Germany
425. Barbara Strathdee, Secretary, Pacific Institute of Resource Management,* Wellington, New Zealand
426. Ninie G. Syarikin, House of Creative Writing, Michigan, USA
427. Claudio Tamagnini, International Solidarity Movement,* Italy
428. Dr. F. Taylor, Coordinator, Hilton Head for Peace, South Carolina
429. Ayumi Temlock, NJ Peace Action,* USA
430. Jay Tharappel, Committee Member, Hands Off Syria, Sidney, Australia
431. Dieter Thiessen DKP,* Berlin, Germany
432. Lesley Thomas, Far Eastern Press
433. Will Thomas, New Hampshire Veterans For Peace*
434. Veronika Thomas-Ohst, Vorsitzende Euregioprojekt Frieden e.V.,* Aachen, Germany
435. James Thompson, Chairperson, Houston Peace Council
436. James Thring, Founder, Ministry of Peace,* London, UK
437. Ann Tiffany, Syracuse Peace Council,* New York, USA
438. Dr. June Terpstra, Faculty, NEIU,* Sun City, Arizona
439. Roberto Torres-Collazo, Encuentro 5*
440. Heide Trampus, Coordinator Worker to Worker, Canada-Cuba Labour Solidarity Network,* Toronto, Canada
441. Loan Tran, Workers World Party,* North Carolina
442. Wolfgang G. Trapp, Pressebüro,* Germany
443. Iraklis Tsavdaridis, Executive Secretary, Wold Peace Council
444. Tracey Tully, Anti-war Sex Worker, Whores Against Wars, The Crown, New Zealand
445. Kerstin Tuomala, Secretary, Lappland’s District Organization, Finnish Peace Committee*
446. Mark Ugolini, Socialist Action,* Chicago
447. Barby Ulmer, President of the Board, Our Developing World, Saratoga, California
448. Pancho Valdez, President, Resident Council @ Marie McGuire, Texas, USA
449. Ana Barbara von Keitz, Handwerkerin, Berliner Arbeitskreis Uran-Munition,* Germany
450. Marianne van Ophuijsen, WILPF,* Amsterdam, Nederland
451. Urte von Bremen, Friko Berlin,* Germany
452. Minna Virtanen, Board Member, Hands Off Venezuela – Finland*
453. Anton M. Voissem, School Sisters of Notre Dame,* beaver Dam, Wisconsin
454. Amal Wahda, Arab Women’s Progressive League
455. Willy Wahl, Seniora.org, Zurich, Switzerland
456. Monika Rosa Waldkirch, DIE LINKE,* Germany
457. Roy Walker, Pan-African Perspective,* USA
458. John Walsh, Come Home America,* California
459.  James Walter, President, Walden Three, Wien, Austria
460. William H. Warrick, M.D., Veterans For Peace Chapter #14;* Alachua County Green Party,* Gainesville, Florida
461. Joseph Wasserman, Co-Chair, No Nukes No War
462. C. T. Weber, Legislative Committee Chair, Peace and Freedom Party of California*
463. Peter Weinfurth, Journalist, Linke Zeitung,* Ennepetal, Germany
464. Vivian Weinstein, JVP,* Denver, Colorado
465. Kay Weir, Editor, Pacific Ecologist, The Pacific Institute of Resource Management, Wellington, New Zealand
466. Sherry A. Wells, J.D., Michigan, USA
467. Dave Welsh, Delegate, San Francisco Labor Council*
468. Albert Wight, Intelligence and Consultant/Advisor, Wyoming, USA
469. Barbara Williams aka Costelli, Co-Founder, Rumble of the People & The Dare To Dream Network, New Mexico, USA
470. Danny Williams, Co-Founder, Rumble of the People, New Mexico, USA
     S. Brian Willson, Author, Activist, Oregon
471. Gwen Winter, IBEW Local 340,* Sacramento, California
472. Shirley Winton, Coordinator, Spirit of Eureka (Victoria – Australia)
473. Sven Wirzbowitz, Schatzmeister, Humanistischer Landesverband Thüringen e.V., Jena, Germany
474. Mike Wisniewski, Los Angeles Catholic Worker*
475. S. Wolf Britain, Wolf’s Enterprises Human and Civil Rights Advocacy, Montana, USA
476. Jo Wood, Organizer, Nowar-Paix, Ottawa, Canada
477. Ann Wright, Retired US Army Reserve Colonel and Former US Diplomat
478. Caroline Yacoub, County Council, Green Party of Santa Clara County*
479. Len Yannielli, Community Outreach Director, Gunntown Group (Environment),* Naugatuck, Connecticut
480. Ali Yerevani, Political Editor, Fire This Time newspaper,* Burnaby, Canada
481. Omali Yeshitela, Chair, Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations
482. Eddie Yood, Co-Chair, CWA Local 1180 Committee on People with Disabilities*
483. Alexander Zacharov, Musician, NoWarArt,* Soundstrike Berlin, Germany
484. Kevin Zeese, Co-Director, Popular Resistance
485. Manfred Ziegler, Principal, http://www.balqis.de, Germany
486. Bernd Zielmann, Independent Filmmaker, Hattingen, Germany
487. Alex Zollmann, VVN-BdA Ortenau,* Bühl, Germany
488. Edik Zwarenstein, Retired Engineer, Society of Energy Professionals,* Ontario, Canada

 

 

 

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