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Wolfgang Eggert, author who exposes religiously-oriented networks and messianic elites who present danger to world peace through their perception of the war in Iraq as a fulfilled prophecy, and their intention to extend the conflict to a nuclear holocaust in the Middle East. He investigates this in his eighth and latest book First Manhattan - Then Berlin. www.berlin911.com and www.chronos-medien.de Marion Küpker initiated the world uranium weapons conference in Hamburg in 2003 as the coordinator of the Nonviolent Action to Abolish Nuclear Weapons ( www.gaaa.org ) She will speak about the current international and national activities against uranium weapons. She will focus on an epidemiological studies, supported by the German peace and environment movement, which are being carried out on site in Basra with Iraqi medical scientists. These 1991 and 2003 studies provide statistical analysis of the state of health of the local population and how it is affected by depleted uranium. www.uranwaffenkonferenz.de Frieder Wagner is the filmmaker of Deadly Dust (Todesstaub), which addresses the use of uranium weapons as a war crime. www.medical-tribune.de/patienten/news/21970/ For information: Alternatives to War and Occupation: International Iraq Conference 2008, March 7-9, Berlin. http://www.irakkonferenz2008.de English version: http://www.irakkonferenz2008.de/docus/english.pdf Nina Hagen website: www.ninahagen.com Nina Hagen’s contact info: info@highproduction.de & splank@gmail.com [2] Full report in English: http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/iraq/occupation/report/index.htm [3] See Eman on Democracy Now: http://www.democracynow.org/2006/3/6/iraqi_women_make_rare_trip_to
www.merylannbutler.com Meryl Ann Butler is an artist, author and educator who counts First Lady Dolley Payne Todd Madison as well as two signers of the Articles of Confederation among her ancestors. Mary Ball, mother of George Washington is in the ancestral lineage of Butler's great grandmother, Blanche Ball. Grateful to know that the blood of America's founding mothers and fathers runs in her veins, Butler has been newly filled with matriotism as a direct result of the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections. Lest she appear too uppity, it should be revealed that she also has family ties to James Butler Hickok, better known as Wild Bill. Butler has been actively engaged in utilizing the arts as stepping-stones toward joy-filled enlightenment for the past two decades. A native of NYC, her response to 9-11 was to pen an invitation to healing through creativity, entitled, "90-Minute Quilts: 15+ Projects You Can Stitch in an Afternoon" (Krause 2006). They don't call quilts "comforters" for nothing! www.90minutequilts.com Butler was faculty advisor for "The Love for All Mankind/Anti-Apartheid Quilt" project at ENMU (1993), now in the collection of the Hon. Nelson Mandela. As Arts Advisor for the Center for Improving U.S.- Soviet Relations (CIUSSR) Baltimore, MD; her activities included the "First U.S.-Soviet Childrens' Peace Quilt Exchange" (1987-88), an historic project chronicled in the media of both countries. Citizen diplomacy trips to the U.S.S.R. in 1987 and 1988 included lectures and presentations to fashion designers, craftspeople and artists in Odessa, Moscow, Kiev and St.Petersburg, in which she focused on the topic of creating global peace through international art exchanges. Butler is the proud mother of a daughter and seven stepchildren (all grown), and a passel o' grand younguns. It is to these new generations that she dedicates her political activism. Archived articles www.opednews.com/author/author1820.html Older archived articles, from before May 2005 are here.,
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