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Ignite Peace in Horsham…Protest Drone War Command Operation. Ban PA Drone War Operations.
April 27, 2019 @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Free“Therefore Choose Life, so that you and your children may live.”
(Book of Deuteronomy)
(Book of Deuteronomy)
Dear Drone Operators: Just Walk Away; Stop the Killing! Peace, Your Neighbors)
Sat., April 27, Noon – 2p.m. Protest the drone war command center at the Horsham PA Air National Station, Route 611/Easton & County Line Roads, Horsham, PA. Protest the policy of drone warfare and endless war Banners, signs aplenty, nearby parking, stand, sit (bring a chair), make a song, speak-out.
Another step, a new appeal…
*Tell PA Governor Tom Wolf, civilian head of PA Air National Guard: BAN PA DRONE WAR OPERATIONS!
Governor Wolf can really do something to stop drone warfare.
*Tell PA Governor Tom Wolf, civilian head of PA Air National Guard: BAN PA DRONE WAR OPERATIONS!
Governor Wolf can really do something to stop drone warfare.
“Our appeal is that the PA Air National Guard be removed and banned from all participation in U.S. drone war policy, domestically and/or around the world. This appeal includes but is not limited to the drone war remote command operation at Horsham Air Guard Station, and to training of drone war computer pilots (operators), and stationing of drones for training at Fort Indian Town Gap headquarters of the PA National
Guard and PA Air National Guard. The killing must stop. Let it
begin here in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, called by its founder, William Penn, ‘a divine experiment’.”
Guard and PA Air National Guard. The killing must stop. Let it
begin here in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, called by its founder, William Penn, ‘a divine experiment’.”
See Nick Mottern’s piece in KnowDrones.org piece on this new step for bringing the PA Governor to account for the PA Air National Guard hosting and participation in ongoing drone warfare. https://www.knowdrones.com/updates/2019/4/3/taking-drone-war-protest-to-the-state-level
For more informatiion, call the Brandywine Peace Community, 484-574-1148