St. Paul, Sat Feb 26th 2011
Facebook event » Added on Wed Feb 16th 2011, 10:16pm UTC — last updated Fri Feb 25th 2011, 9:03am UTC
SUPER CHANGE !! ATTENTION !! SUPER CHANGE !!
Originally planned for Midway Super Target - BUT although Target is "guilty" of many things, tax evasion despite having offshore subsidiaries is NOT one of them. So the plan, taken in consultation with US Uncut (Jackson MS had the same Target) is to go visit the St. Paul Fed Ex location. Then we would move onto the Capitol to support WI workers. Moveon.org has organized this day of support for NOON. Since the deal has been struck, it is not certain what will happen on Saturday at the Capitol, but it would be an ideal location to look for people who will be genuinely interested in our cause.
FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL EXPRESS
It is only a hop, skip and a jump to get to the Capitol. Well, one bus transfer - #21 to the #16.
Directions to Grand Avenue Fed Ex. bit.ly/hFWwGd
Stop the cuts! Tax the rich! STOP CORPORATE TAX EVASION!
If your services are affected by tax cuts or you face job loss, do you think Federal Express should be avoiding its share?
- Let's educate people about tax evasion, potential and actual job cuts, cuts to services and social justice So, bring your literature, microphones, pan lids, scissors, signs, costumes, music, street theater and be part of a new international movement ! USuncutMN@gmail.com USuncut.org UKuncut.org
#226demo #usuncut #ukuncut #usuncutmn #canstopagoodidea
Please read the blog - usuncutmn.blogspot.com for current info and for information on what to say to the press, police officers and the general public. They will also be placed on the US Uncut MN page !!
This is a nonviolent protest.
11% of all homes in the U.S. are empty – Banks will repossess 1 million homes in 2011. 3 million homes repossessed in 2007-2010. The poverty rate is higher now than any time since 1948. Childhood poverty in the U.S. is 17% and the highest of all the industrial countries.
Federal Express should pay its fair share!
Originally planned for Midway Super Target - BUT although Target is "guilty" of many things, tax evasion despite having offshore subsidiaries is NOT one of them. So the plan, taken in consultation with US Uncut (Jackson MS had the same Target) is to go visit the St. Paul Fed Ex location. Then we would move onto the Capitol to support WI workers. Moveon.org has organized this day of support for NOON. Since the deal has been struck, it is not certain what will happen on Saturday at the Capitol, but it would be an ideal location to look for people who will be genuinely interested in our cause.
FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL EXPRESS FEDERAL EXPRESS
It is only a hop, skip and a jump to get to the Capitol. Well, one bus transfer - #21 to the #16.
Directions to Grand Avenue Fed Ex. bit.ly/hFWwGd
58 Snelling Avenue - right near Macalaster College, on Grand Avenue.
Fed Ex Meanwhile WE all experience cuts to our services.Stop the cuts! Tax the rich! STOP CORPORATE TAX EVASION!
If your services are affected by tax cuts or you face job loss, do you think Federal Express should be avoiding its share?
- Let's educate people about tax evasion, potential and actual job cuts, cuts to services and social justice So, bring your literature, microphones, pan lids, scissors, signs, costumes, music, street theater and be part of a new international movement ! USuncutMN@gmail.com USuncut.org UKuncut.org
#226demo #usuncut #ukuncut #usuncutmn #canstopagoodidea
Please read the blog - usuncutmn.blogspot.com for current info and for information on what to say to the press, police officers and the general public. They will also be placed on the US Uncut MN page !!
This is a nonviolent protest.
11% of all homes in the U.S. are empty – Banks will repossess 1 million homes in 2011. 3 million homes repossessed in 2007-2010. The poverty rate is higher now than any time since 1948. Childhood poverty in the U.S. is 17% and the highest of all the industrial countries.
Federal Express should pay its fair share!
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