Thread: D.C. - LaRaza, SEIU, Progressives,Communists Rally 10/2/2010

Over 400 groups that include progressives, socialists, communists, unions will descend on Washington, D. C. for a "one nation" rally. Among those attending will be La Raza (the Race), LULAC, George Soros organizations, Van Jones, the Color of Change, Bill Ayers, NOW (National Organization of Women), NAACP, Planned Parenthood, SEIU, AFL-CIO, and many more.

Glenn Beck is showing the progressive friends (above) of Mr. Obama who will be hosting this event on 10/2/2010.

More information here. Howard Dean gives intro.

We are putting America back to work and pulling America back together.

Be a part of our march on October 2, 2010 in Washington, D.C. -- one of the biggest progressive demonstrations in decades.

Whether you’ll be in Washington with us or not, add your voice to the movement for unity.

www.onenationworkingtogether.org

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List of now 400 partners listed here:

This movement includes human and civil rights organizations, unions and trade associations, nonprofit organizations, youth and student groups, religious and other faith groups, educational, peace, environmental, and ethnic associations, and any other groups and individuals who are committed to pulling our country back together now.

AFL-CIO

American Federation of Teachers

Center for Community Change

Communications Workers of America

Green for All

Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights

NAACP

National Action Network

National Council of La Raza

PowerPAC

Rainbow PUSH Coalition

SEIU 1199

SEIU: Service Employees International Union

Sojourners

UAW, International Union

United States Students Association

1Sky

350.org

A. Philip Randolph Institute

A. Philip Randolph Institute - The Metropolitan New York Chapter

Action LA Network

AFSCME

AFSCME 3800 - University of Minnesota Clerical Workers

AIDS Walk Washington

All Hands on Deck

Alliance for Democracy

Amalgamated Local 171 UAW

American Association of University Professors

American Federation of Government Employees

American Federation of Television and Radio Artists

American Friends Service Committee

American Muslim Association of North America (AMANA)

American Rights at Work

Americans for Democratic Action

Americans for Financial Reform

ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) Coalition

Bail Out the People Movement

Bethel Tabernacle AME Church, Brooklyn

Beulah Church of the Nazarene

Black Leadership Forum, Inc.

Black Women’s Roundtable

Black Youth Vote

Bronx for Change

Brooklyn for Peace

Brooklyn United for Innovative Local Development

Brooklyn United for Innovative Local Development

Bryn Mawr Peace Coalition

California Black League of Voters

California National Organization for Women

Campaign for America’s Future

Campaign for Community Change

Campaign for Peace and Democracy

Campus Camp Wellstone

Campus Progress

CEEF: Center for Community and Economic Justice

Central Jersey Coalition Against Endless War

Charlie Fink Productions

Chicago Democratic Socialists of America

Chicago Teacher’s Union – AFT Local 1

Church of the Evangelical United Church of Christ

Citizen Wave

Clarendon Road Church

Cleveland Peace Action

Coalition for Peace Action

Coalition of Black Trade Unionists

Coalition of Black Trade Unionists Region One

Coalition of Labor Union Woman

Coalition on Human Needs

CODA (Coalition for a District Alternative)

Code Pink

Coffee Party Progressives

Color of Change.org

Committee of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism

Communication for Social Change Consortium

Communications Workers of America Local 2336

Communist Party USA (CPUSA)

Community Empowerment Network

Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago

Courage Campaign

CUNY University Student Senate

CUSH

DC 1707, AFSCME

DC Asian American and Pacific Islander Democratic Caucus

DC Latino Caucus

DC Vote

Delaware Pacem in Terris

Demand Equity Now

Democracy for America

Democratic Socialists of America

Demos

Detroit Democratic Socialists of America

Disciples Justice Action Network

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. DC Support Group

Drum Major Institute

Energy Action Coalition

Equality Federation

Equality Wisconsin, Inc.

Ex-Offenders Association of PA

Family Equality Council

Fellowship of Reconcilliation

Free Speech TV

Friends of the Earth

Friends of the Poor

Fur Cultural Revival (Darfur Community Center)

Gathering for Justice

Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley

Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN)

General Board of Church and Society- United Methodist Church

Generation Change

Generational Alliance

Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition

Gertrude Stein Democratic Club

Get Equal

Girldrive

Gray Panthers

Greater Allen A.M.E. Cathedral

Haitian American Caucus

Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement

Harlem One Stop

HOFADS Corp., Inc.

Human Rights Campaign

Humanist Party, New York City Chapter

Illinois Single Payer Coalition

Imani Group

immigration Equality

Injured Workers United

Institute for Policy Studies

Institute of Caribbean Studies

Interfaith Worker Justice

International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers

International Federation of Black Prides

International Socialist Organization

International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, AFL-CIO

Iraq Veterans Against the War

Jewish Arab Dialogue Association

Jewish Funds for Justice

Jewish Labor Committee

Jobs with Justice

Jordan / Rustin Coalition

Latin America Solidarity Coalition

Latino Action Coalition of DC

Latino Equality Alliance

Latino Federation of Greater Washington

League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)

read many more names of the hundreds here:

http://www.onenationworkingtogether.org/partners

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Great place to drop a stink bomb. Let them have their jollies. It will be a 3 ring circus of horrors. Loud, obnoxious, cross between the Marde Gras and unions-go-red neck. La Raza to be there? Will there be a clash between the illegals and the union thugs? Early voting has already started in some states.
I wonder if the unions will get guaranteed pay for the day they take off from work to march? D.C. is becoming immune to gatherings on the mall. Too many, too often makes for ho-hum news. The biggest thrill of the day is guessing how many showed up. MSM will be there flying their colors.

(quote)Liberal groups plan One Nation rally in D.C.


By Krissah Thompson
Washington Post Staff Writer

Tuesday, September 28, 2010; 10:56 AM

Liberal groups hoping to revive enthusiasm before the midterm elections are encouraging members to show up on the Mall on Saturday for a rally that they expect to draw tens of thousands of people.

Their aim is to reclaim the sense of excitement that surged among left-leaning groups after the 2008 presidential race but more recently has belonged to tea party groups and other conservative activists. Conservative commentator Glenn Beck filled the Mall with tens of thousands of his supporters last month.

The organizers of the Oct. 2 rally, dubbed One Nation, are calling it the "most diverse march in history." The amalgam of 300 progressive groups - environmentalists, antiwar activists, church and civil rights groups, union organizers, gay rights coalitions and others - is planning four hours of speeches, singing and spoken-word poems.

"We lose separately, and absent of a strategy to work together we will continue to lose," said Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins, chief executive of Green for All, an environmental group supporting the march. "We have to be able to take critical action on all of the issues facing this country. We're at a critical moment in history, and we have the opportunity to move forward in a really significant way."

The One Nation groups hope to set up a kind of competition with the tea party movement. If their rally is successful, organizers will try to hold the groups together to become a revived political force. They are promoting the rally through their network of groups, on liberal radio, and on television host Ed Schultz's show.

"We aren't the alternative to the tea party, we are the antidote," said NAACP President Benjamin Jealous, who has also been a lead organizer. The team that produces the NAACP's annual Image Awards show will put together the program for One Nation.

The groups involved represent many of President Obama's core supporters, including the National Council of La Raza, NAACP, AFL-CIO, SEIU and the U.S. Student Association. The effort is separate from the Democratic Party's plan to spend $50 million trying to reach those same voters - though Organizing for America, the grass-roots network that Obama's campaign created, will send out an e-mail encouraging its affiliates to attend.(quote)

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 01263.html

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(quote)
How One Nation Shares Our Working Families' Agenda:

An economy that works for all;
More good jobs, fair jobs, safe jobs, reforming Wall Street;
Repairing our immigration system;
Ensuring quality education for every child;
Giving everyone in America the opportunity to contribute to and strengthen our country;
And restoring workers’ freedom to form unions and bargain collectively.(quote)

Some groups listed here:

350.org
Action LA Network
AFL-CIO
American Federation of Government Employees
AFSCME 3800 - University of Minnesota Clerical Workers
A. Philip Randolph Institute
All Hands on Deck
Alliance for Democracy
Amalgamated Local 171 UAW
American Association of University Professors
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)
American Federation of Teachers
American Friends Service Committee
American Rights at Work
Americans for Financial Reform
Barbara Jordan/Bayard Rustin Coalition
Black Leadership Forum, Inc.
Black Women’s Roundatable
Black Youth Vote
Brooklyn for Peace
California Black League of Voters
Campaign for America’s Future
Campaign for Community Change
Campaign for Peace and Democracy
Campus Camp Wellstone
Campus Progress
Center for Community Change
Center for Community and Economic Justice
Center for Environmental and Economic Justice
Central Jersey Coalition Against Endless War
Charlie Fink Productions
Chicago Democratic Socialists of America
Chicago Teacher’s Union – AFT Local 1
Citizen Wave
Cleveland Peace Action
Coalition of Black Trade Unionists
Coalition on Human Needs
Coalition of Labor Union Women
Code Pink
Coffee Party Progressives
Color of Change.org
Committee of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism
Communication for Social Change Consortium
Communications Workers of America
Courage Campaign
DC Asian American and Pacific Islander Democratic Caucus
DC Latino Caucus
DC Vote
Delaware Pacem in Terris
Democratic Socialists of America
Demos
Disciples Justice Action Network
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. DC Support Group
Equality Wisconsin, Inc.
Equality Federation
Ex-Offenders Association of PA
Family Equality Council
Fellowship of Reconcilliation
Friends of the Earth
Fur Cultural Revival (Darfur Community Center)
Generation Change
Generational Alliance
Gertrude Stein Democratic Club
Get Equal
Green For All
Human Rights Campaign
immigration Equality
Injured Workers United
Institute for Policy Studies
Institute of Caribbean Studies
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
International Federation of Black Prides
International Socialist Organization
Interfaith Worker Justice
International Union of Automobile Workers of America
Iraq Veterans Against the War
Jewish Funds for Justice
Jewish Labor Committee
Jobs With Justice
Latino Action Coalition of DC
Latino Equality Alliance
Latino Federation of Greater Washington
Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Left Labor Project
Long Island C.B.T.U.
Maine Green Independent Party
Majority Agenda Project
Maryland and DC AFL-CIO
Maryland Black Family Alliance
Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition
Mass Equality
Midwest Academy
Minnesota Coalition for a People’s Bailout
NAFEO
National Action Network
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
National Black Justice
National Black Law Students Association
National Black L.U.V. Festival est. 1997
National Black Police Association
National Center for Transgender Equality
National Coalition on Black Civic Participation
National Congress of Black Women
National Council of La Raza
National Domestic Workers Alliance
National Education Association
National Exhoodus Council
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
National Immigrant Solidarity Network

http://www.aflcio.org/aboutus/onenation.cfm

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What a seething gaggle of slimy snakes

Miami Dade transit union members are going and their transportation is being paid for. They are only responsible for their meals. I heard this from a reliable source this afternoon.

Miami Dade transit union members are going and their transportation is being paid for. They are only responsible for their meals. I heard this from a reliable source this afternoon.

They will pay for it in the end, whether in dues or out of their benefits.

There are far to many anti America groups in that mess

What normal American in their right mind would claim to want to be part of that anarchist group

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NAACP’s ‘One Nation’ Counter Rally

Posted by Kristinn Taylor and Andrea Shea King Sep 21st 2010 at 2:12 pm


The NAACP-led ‘One Nation Working Together’ rally coming up in Washington, D.C. on October 2nd to counter the Tea Party movement’s success is being sponsored by pro-terrorist and communist groups. Many of their logos are proudly and prominently displayed on the rally’s promotional website. One sponsor’s leader was fired this summer by the U.S. Civil Rights Commission for his ties to Hamas.

The rally’s sponsor list demonstrates how the Democrat party’s liberal establishment has mainstreamed treason and anti-semitism.


Included among large, traditional labor organizations sponsoring the rally: AFL-CIO; National Education Association; the union of federal government workers’ American Federation of Government Employees; United Auto Workers; and United Mine Workers .

Joining them are anti-American, anti-Israel groups: Stalinist ANSWER Coalition; and the terrorist supporting Obama funders Code Pink and United for Peace and Justice, which since its inception and until recently was led by noted communist Leslie Cagan. Listed on the sidebar as sponsors are anti-American groups Veterans for Peace and Iraq Veterans Against the War.

All have supported terrorists in Iraq who were killing American troops and liberated Iraqis.

Also listed as partners of the One Nation rally are the Communist Party USA; the Democratic Socialists of America; the International Socialist Organization; and the War Resisters League.

One Nation Working Together also lists as a partner the American Muslim Association of North America, whose leader Sofian Abdelaziz Zakkout was fired this summer by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights for his ties to Hamas and David Duke.


The NAACP has hammered the Tea Party movement with nebulous accusations of racism based on hearsay and staged visuals by leftists. Despite efforts to paint lone oddballs as examplars of the Tea Party movement, the movement has made it clear that extremists are not welcome. The Tea party movement has also made it clear it is open to all who share its vision of fiscally responsible Constitutional government.

Will the same liberal politicians and reporters who express such heartfelt concern about the make-up of the Tea Party now stand up and demand the One Nation Working Together rally cleanse itself of the anti-Israel, pro-terrorist groups in its coalition?

Will conservative politicians and media — or the Tea Party itself — have the fortitude to call to account the One Nation Working Together rally?

The mainstreaming of treason and anti-semitism represented by the One Nation Working Together rally is yet another example of the radical left’s permeation throughout the Democratic party and the Obama administration.

Many prominent Democrats, from President Obama to Senators like Barbara Boxer, Congressmen like John Conyers (and the late John Murtha), to presidential candidates Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton have in recent years knowingly worked with one or more of these anti-American, pro-terrorist groups.

The national media has given them a pass, naturally.

These groups’ treasonous actions and ties to the Democratic party have been primarily documented at Big Government, Front Page Mag, Discover the Networks, WorldNetDaily and Free Republic.

NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous said in a statement announcing the rally:

“One Nation Working Together is a movement of everyday people who are marching on 10-2-10 along with human and civil rights organizations, unions and trade associations, youth and student groups, faith, educational, environmental, peace, gender and identity rights groups, and hundreds of other groups. We are making a direct demand – to reclaim our fundamental right to the American Dream. We are holding our representatives in Washington accountable for re-focusing national priorities on what is important – the people.â€