Anti-War Coalition rally in London and Glasgow! -- Stormont Watch

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Date Posted: Sat, Feb 24 2007, 12:05:31 PST
Author: Irish Political Status Committee
Subject: Anti-War Coalition rally in London and Glasgow!

Anti-war marchers - and military families - will converge on London and Glasgow today calling for the return of all troops from Iraq.
They are also demanding that plans to replace the Trident Nuclear Missile system are scrapped.
Organisers say Prime Minister Tony Blair's decision to bring home 1,600 troops has only strengthened their cause.
Politicians, entertainers and military families will be among the speakers in Trafalgar Square - and Glasgow's George Square.
Meanwhile the mothers of soldiers killed in Iraq have set up camp outside Downing Street and handed in a letter calling for a meeting with Tony Blair.
Rose Gentle, who's son was killed in Basra in 2004 said:
"A lot of families have questions that need answering."
She is among those sleeping rough in a tent in Whitehall until Sunday morning.
NB: Those wishing to walk behind the IPSC banner on Saturday are asked to assemble at the South Africa House side of Trafalgar Square.

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