Take Back Armistice Day: Sunday, Nov. 11, 2023 Biggest Peace March in American history

We will take back Armistice Day and secure the peace!

Join A Broad Coalition Of Peace, Justice and Freedom Groups To Secure the Peace and Restore Sanity.


Join Us In Protest, Resistance and Revolution!

Currently Scheduled For Nov. 11th, 2023 In Washington DC and across the nation.

http://notrumpmilitaryparade.us/

HERE ARE OUR DEMANDS:

Stop the glorification of war.

Return Veteran’s Day to Armistice Day, a day to celebrate peace.

Divest from the war machine and use public dollars for human needs and protection of the planet.

End the wars at home and abroad.
https://www.veteransforpeace.org/

Contact Us

Veterans For Peace
3407 S. Jefferson Ave, #219
St. Louis MO 63118

vfp@veteransforpeace.org or
feedback@veteransforpeace.org
(314) 725-6005 (office)
(314) 227-1981 (fax)

Previous EVENTS:

Friday, Nov. 9, 2018 – Peace Concert and Peace Art at Catharsis, 5:00 pm to 1:00 am on the National Mall near the Washington Monument.

Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 – Rally and protest during the military parade along the route. Exact location to be determined.

Sunday, Nov. 11, 2018 – Silent march led by veterans and military families. Location to be determined.

Now, five years later, we are in 53 avoidable wars: We must stand up for Peace!

America wages wars on at least 53 nations who did not attack the U.S.A.

https://youtu.be/vbRFcTMewx8?list=RDvbRFcTMewx8
LIGHTNIN’ HOPKINS – WAR NEWS BLUES

http://www.ThePortlandAlliance.org/CurrentAmericanWars

America is fighting 53 or more… unprovoked and avoidable corporate-American wars (economic and military aggression ranging from sanctions to contractors, mercenaries, troops and bombs) in Afghanistan, Algeria, Belarus, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, ChinaComoros, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Gaza, Gulf of Guinea, Haiti, Hong Kong, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kuwait, LebanonLesotho, Liberia, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Myanmar, Niger, Nigeria, Nicaragua, North Korea, Pakistan, Palestine, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Russia, Somalia, South  Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, TurkeyTurkmenistan, Uganda, Ukraine, Venezuela, the West Bank, Yemen and Zimbabwe. 


Marching for Peace, Justice and Freedom in November 2023

Veterans March for Justice…

STOP THE WARS AT HOME AND ABROAD, DON’T GLORIFY THEM

We are joining together to make a response to President Biden exporting 53 wars,
bankrupting this nation and crippling Mother Earth. Now is the time to march for Peace. 

Learn more at www.NoTrumpMilitaryParade.us.

MLK quoteWashington, D.C.
Sunday, November 11, 2023
7AM-3PM (approximately)

On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month on the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that silenced the guns of the “war to end all wars,” we will march in silence to reclaim the Armistice Day promise of peace.

https://youtu.be/9XEnTxlBuGo



Veterans For Peace
1404 North Broadway
St. Louis MO 63102
(314) 725-6005 (office)

(314) 227-1981 (fax)
 
Armistice Day was renamed Veterans Day following the Korean War, most likely to energize the country for upcoming conflicts and to embolden young men who were subject to the draft.
We are not attempting to ignore or discredit Veterans Day. However, we believe that Veterans Day has been seized by those who love war, profit and power; “honoring” veterans has simply become a one-day photo-op for generals, politicians, celebrities and mattress companies. We, the veterans, are the product of war. We demand peace.
The Veterans Peace March will be veteran-led. Supporters are urged to attend and march, but do so with respect to the veterans in the lead, and also respect the complete silence of the veterans as they march.
We began marching at 11AM in 2018, in silence, from the Washington Monument.
how-isWe can do this again in 2023, stopping to leave remembrance poppies at the:
 
• WWII Memorial
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial
• Vietnam Womenʼs Memorial
• Lincoln Memorial
• Korean War Veterans Memorial
 
We can again cross the Memorial Memorial Bridge to Arlington National Cemetery and leave a poppies at selected grave sites.
 
The primary goal is to challenge war. We will march to counter the clamor for war. The remembrance poppies are to honor the warriors (Red), the massive civilian deaths (White), and the resisters who opposed the war (Black) 
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Please join us in Waging Peace.
In 2018 we had an action a day ahead of the parade and a nighttime concert prior to the parade. This sounds appropriate for 2023. Our focal point will be shutting down 53 unprovoked American wars of aggression.
We must hold a March to reclaim Armistice Day as A Day To Remember and respect fallen brothers and sisters throughout the world, in each country, and to never forget the folly of war. 
 
peace2These demonstrations will take place in Washington D. C and across America.
We must shut down at least 53 unprovoked American
wars of aggression, secure the peace and invest in people and planet Earth.

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