Activists from Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action, in Poulsbo, carried signs and banners Saturday to the front gate of Bangor Naval base, the West Coast home port for the U.S. nuclear submarine fleet.
Bernie Meyer, Tacoma, was accosted and handcuffed by Naval military personnel, after crossing the blue line onto Naval Base Bangor. Meyer, 75,
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“Speak Truth to Power” is Mothers Day weekend theme
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Mother’s Day weekend at Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action, with the theme “Speak Truth to Power,” will focus on the power of words combined with action to affect change.
On May 11, we will gather at Ground Zero at 10 a.m. and hear poetry readings on peace, nonviolence and war, including the Mother’s Day Proclamation
NEPA Lawsuit | 2nd Explosives Handling Wharf | Crosscut.com | Green Acre Radio
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For an article on the NEPA lawsuit, see http://crosscut.com/2013/03/12/environment/113305/multi-million-dollar-military-expense-not-budget-t/
Here is a radio story on the 2nd Explosives Handling Wharf.






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