FL: Daytona 500 Anti-War Protest & 911 Truth Rally This Sunday

FL: Daytona 500 Anti-War Protest & 911 Truth Rally This Sunday

Central Florida Veterans for Peace is doing a protest/public-awareness action out at Daytona Beach Speedway during the Daytona 500 this Sunday, February 15th, from 12:30 to 3:00 PM. Sadly, this is already the 4th year that we are doing such an action out at the Speedway to call for the troops being brought home and those in Washington responsible for sending them there to die for a lie in the first place to be fully investigated and prosecuted by the law which the soldiers take an oath to defend. Here's video of one of our prior events.

Afterwards the Speedway event, we will have a social over at the Seabreeze Coffee Shop, (315 Seabreeze Blvd., Daytona Beach 32118) on the beachside and then we will be screening the 2008 film "Stop-Loss", from the director of the hit movie "Boys Don't Cry" and featuring Hollywood star Ryan Phillippe.

The film screening begins at 6:00 PM and it is being presented in a coordinated effort by both members of the Florida chapter of Military Families Speak Out and the Central Florida chapter of Veterans For Peace.

The practice of "Stop-Loss" has been unfairly practiced since Bush initiated his wars of choice 6-7 years ago (seems like Vietnam all over again, hey?) and with the announcement this past week by Obama that he will be escalating the war in Afghanistan by 30,000 troops. Afghanistan, if anyone bothered to do a little research they would learn, has not a damn thing to do with 9/11 as we have been programmed to believe. Check out the 2008 investigative documentary "Fabled Enemies" to understand how the entire "Global War On Terror" is a fraud with most terrible consequences. We're being sold that the number will be 30,000 for Obama's war escalation, but history will indicate that the escalation will turn out to be more than that in reality. Here's a review of the film "Stop-Loss," and here's the movie's website address.

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