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4/16/08 - Protest Mortgage Bankers Assn

Sign Online Petition for Moratorium on Foreclosures and Evictions!

April 16 Growing

NYC Bus Info

A CALL TO THE ANTIWAR MOVEMENT:

  • Protest the Mortgage Bankers Association Annual Conference
  • Foreclose the War, Not Peoples' Homes!
  • Moratorium Now!

Attention antiwar activists--dust off your protest signs and bring them to a national demonstration against home foreclosures and evictions in Washington DC, on Wednesday, April 16. 

Join the Ad Hoc National Network Against Home Foreclosures and Evictions in front of the Mortgage Bankers Association Annual Conference, the biggest assembly of mortgage bankers in the country, to demand a moratorium on home foreclosures and evictions. Almost everyone hates the war in Iraq, but until now many have seemed resigned to leaving it up to politicians to end it. That¢s because most people have felt that the war didn¢t affect them personally. That mindset is coming to an end.

Mass anger over home foreclosures, rising unemployment, rising gas and food prices etc. is starting to transform passive opposition to the war into urgent and active mass anger at the war. More people are viewing the war¢s cost as one of the main reasons for economic hard times. People tend to pay a lot more attention to the money wasted on the war plus the fact that banks are being bailed out by the government when their losing their homes and jobs.

Finally, there is the potential for forging the movement that can force an end to the war. We can give meaning to the 5th anniversary of this criminal war by making it the moment that antiwar activists, at the grass roots level, employ the strategy that the war makers have always feared--merging the fight against the war abroad with the struggle of working and poor people right here. Come to D.C. on April 16, and start giving the war- makers the nightmare that they hoped they could avoid. Foreclose the war, not peoples¢ homes!


View endorsers from around the country (list in formation) at: http://www.stopforeclosuresandevictions.org/index.html#citiesandendorsers




Contact:
 
The Ad Hoc National Network to
Stop Foreclosures & Evictions

A fast growing network of activists organizing in 22 states  in every region of the country.
www.STOPForeclosuresAndEvictions.org
    212-633-6646

 Atlanta 404-622-7517 n Baltimore 410-218-4835 | Boston 617-522-6626
Buffalo 716-604-9515 | Charlotte, NC 704-492-5226
Cleveland 216-531-4004 | Detroit 313-319-0870 | Keene, NH 603-357-6855
Los Angeles 323-936-7266 | Miami 786-985-9048
New York 212-633-6646
| Philadelphia 215-724-1618
Providence 401-837-7663
| Raleigh, NC 919-264-0201
Washington, DC 202-821-3686




April 16th: Go to Washington DC: Stop Foreclosures! Demo


GET ON THE BUS from NYC!

WED APR 16
Bus leaving at 8 a.m. (be there by 7:30) from
55 W 17th St, NYC
(Bus returns that evening to same location)

Bus tickets: $35/$20 fixed income

Donations needed to subsidize seats -
http://www.stopforeclosuresandevictions.org/donate.shtml

Write checks to "Solidarity Center"
(Put "April 16" on the memo line)

Pick up tickets at and/or Mail check to:
Ad Hoc National Network to
Stop Foreclosures and Evictions
c/o Solidarity Center
55 W. 17th St, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10011
Deadline to reserve bus seats: Monday, April 14


For more information call 212-633-6646

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UPDATED Mar 29, 2008 10:00 AM
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