Thread: INTEL: Anti-SB 1070 protest schedule.

Alert Sheriff Joe and Phoenix PD about this.

Phoenix Schedule of Activities, Packing List, and Other Important Information
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Date: Monday, July 26, 2010, 10:52 AM


Tuesday:
7:00 pm - Film screening and forum: "9500 Liberty" (UUCP - 4027 E Lincoln Dr.)

Wednesday:
2:00—3:30 pm - Welcome & orientation for UUs (UUCP)
4:00–7:00 pm - Non-violent direct action/civil disobedience training (UUCP)
7:00–8:00 pm - Small group planning (UUCP)

Thursday:
4:30 am - Vigil & procession from State Capitol to Trinity Cathedral (1st Ave & Roosevelt)
6:00 am - Interfaith worship service at Trinity Cathedral (1st Ave & Roosevelt)
8:00 am - March to Wells Fargo Building and County Jail - non-violent protests and actions (Central & Washington)
11:00 am - Gather at UU Congregation of Phoenix, leave for Flash Mob actions
(UUCP)
4:00 pm - Rally at County Jail (4th Ave & Madison)
6:00 pm - Debriefing and planning for Friday (UUCP)

Friday:
All day - Response to raids announced by Sheriff Joe Arpaio
5:00 pm - Taize & potluck at Valley UU (6400 W. Del Rio St., Chandler)

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Hat
Sunscreen
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Snacks
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Thanks for the intel, I've gone to see the protestors the last two days , mainly old people and Hispanic men who don't speak English. Where are the anchor babies ? It doesn't make sense ,for such an important issue to the roughly 400 K illegals in the state there should be ten times as many people down at the state capital protesting.

Originally Posted by marquis

Thanks for the intel, I've gone to see the protestors the last two days , mainly old people and Hispanic men who don't speak English. Where are the anchor babies ? It doesn't make sense ,for such an important issue to the roughly 400 K illegals in the state there should be ten times as many people down at the state capital protesting.

They are scared to death

Now if we had this law in more states the same thing would happen

we will see what happens on Thursday