"A NEW WAY FORWARD" - Protest 4/11/2009

[peaceandlove]

I posted this in another thread, but realized it may not get noticed there.

"A NEW WAY FORWARD" - Protest 4/11/2009

Subject: Time to push the bankers out of Congress

I'm going to a protest against the government's handling of the banking crisis. Please come with me. It's the right time to do something -- the Obama administration is still trying to decide what to do about the banks. We can't stand by and let the administration continue to succumb to the power of the bankers. We want an end to rewards for bank CEO's, and new policies that protect the economy from things like this from happening again.

A national protest day has been called. There will be protests across the country on April 11th, 2pm ET/11am PT. In the same way that the banking industry has been pushing politicians to act in their favor, these protests are designed as a push for policies that protect the public first.

Website: www.anewwayforward.org

A NEW WAY FORWARD

The Idea

Excerpt:

Big bankers ruined our economy and now they are gaming the political system so they can profit even more off the crisis they caused. They must be stopped.

On April 11th, 2009, the public will come out in cities across the country to express their frustration and disapproval with how our elected officials have handled the economic crisis. No one has been left unscathed; this protest is yours.

The bankers' failure to see anything beyond short-term profit for themselves has torn this country apart and jeopardized our future. But the blame doesn't lie only with the banks; it also lies with the U.S. government that failed to protect its citizens through regulation and oversight.

More here: http://www.anewwayforward.org/the_idea/

Go to blog to find out more about what the economic experts are saying: http://anewwayforward.org/blog/

For more information, list of cities or to write in your thoughts got to: http://anewwayforward.org/forum/categories.php


Article found at: http://www.realityzone.com/currentperiod.html G. Edward Griffins' site.