Monday, May 14, 2012

#dissolveNATO

The People's Summit was held in Chicago this past weekend, and the message seems to be pretty clear: it's time to dissolve NATO.




Because NATO still resists nuclear disarmament.

Because NATO thinks the answer to security comes from missiles and shields.

Because NATO's response to the Arab Spring is to look for opportunities to intervene militarily.

And that doesn't event mention NATO's disastrous quarter-century Afghanistan War.

People EVERYWHERE will be participating in the call to dissolve NATO as NATO meets in Chicago this week. Join the call and use the #dissolveNATO together with the hashtag being used by others where YOU live:

Australia: #dissolveNATOinOZ

Albania: #dissolveNATOinAlbania

Belgium: #dissolveNATOinBelgium

Bulgaria: #dissolveNATOinBulgaria

Canada: #dissolveNATOinCanada

Croatia: #dissolveNATOinCroatia

Czech Republic: #dissolveNATOinCzechRepublic

Denmark: #dissolveNATOinDenmark

Estonia: #dissolveNATOinEstonia

France: #dissolveNATOinFrance

Germany: #dissolveNATOinGermany

Greece: #dissolveNATOinGreece

Hungary: #dissolveNATOinHungary

Iceland: #dissolveNATOinIceland

Italy: #dissolveNATOinItaly

Latvia: #dissolveNATOinLatvia

Libya: #dissolveNATOinLibya

Lithuania: #dissolveNATOinLithuania

Luxembourg: #dissolveNATOinLuxembourg





Mexico: #dissolveNATOinMexico
(Thanks @nat_riverascott! for artwork!!)

Netherlands: #dissolveNATOinNetherlands

Norway: #dissolveNATOinNorway

Pakistan: #dissolveNATOinPakistan ... Additional tags: #GetLostNATO

Poland: #dissolveNATOinPoland

Portugal: #dissolveNATOinPortugal

Romania: #dissolveNATOinRomania

Slovakia: #dissolveNATOinSlovakia

Slovenia: #dissolveNATOinSlovenia

Spain: #dissolveNATOinSpain

Turkey: #dissolveNATOinTurkey





United Kingdom: #dissolveNATOinUK
See: High time for an end to NATO says MP Jeremy Corbyn





United States: #dissolveNATOinUSA
See: Veterans For Peace Calls for an End to NATO


 See Flashback: Protesting NATO in Chicago - May, 2012


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