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                <text>The Madison Area Peace Coalition (MAPC) formed fourteen days after the September 11 attacks to oppose (among other goals) the use of U.S. military, economic, or political force – whether direct or proxy, overt or covert -- "that violates the sovereignty or human rights of any nation or people." The Archive has assembled here e-mails exchanges from MAPC dating from the group's founding until late November 2001.</text>
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&gt;please read and act. Because no representative from wisconsin is on these
&gt;committees, we should consider contacting Senator Durbin of Illinois and
&gt;Rep. Jackson of Illinois because they are a neighboring state. Here is our
&gt;chance to influence the decision to give billions of apartheid aid to
&gt;israel. Help block it and help shut down the apartheid state!
&gt;--------------------------
&gt;
&gt;Subject: URGENT ACTION:  Aid to Israel: House Conferees Chosen
&gt;
&gt;From: "X" &lt;X&gt;
&gt;
&gt;The House Conferees on the foreign aid bill (H.R. 2506) have now been
&gt;chosen
&gt;and are listed below.  The schedule for the House-Senate Conference has not
&gt;yet been released, but please make the calls recommended below ASAP.
&gt;
&gt;Peace,
&gt;         X
&gt;
&gt;******************************
&gt;
&gt;The bill giving $2.76 billion in foreign aid to Israel (17.7% of the entire
&gt;foreign aid budget--approximately  $460.00 for every Israeli citizen) has
&gt;now gone to a conference committee to resolve differences between the House
&gt;(H.R. 2506) and Senate (Recorded Vote 312) versions.  You can find the
&gt;details on
&gt;&lt;http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d107:HR02506:@@@L&amp;summ2=mstatus&gt;.
&gt;
&gt;The bill is subject to modification in the conference committee, and we are
&gt;asking the thousands who receive this email to contact the conferees and
&gt;ask
&gt;that the aid to Israel section be eliminated or suspended until Israel
&gt;complies with international agreements on human rights and the Geneva
&gt;Conventions (in particular:  "The Occupying Power shall not deport or
&gt;transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it
&gt;occupies." -Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949).  When
&gt;calling the office, ask to speak with the staffer in charge of foreign
&gt;relations.  Please call as many of these members as you can, but AT LEAST
&gt;call any who respresent you, as well as FOUR members of EACH house from
&gt;neighboring areas.
&gt;
&gt;Senate Conferees:
&gt;
&gt;Bennett  (UT: 202-224-5444 / 801-524-5933)
&gt;Bond (MO: 202-224-5721 / 314-725-4484)
&gt;Byrd (WV: 202-224-3954 / 304-342-5855)
&gt;Campbell (CO: 202-224-5852 / 719-636-9092)
&gt;Durbin (IL: 202-224-2152 / 312-353-4952)
&gt;Gregg (NH: 202-224-3324 / 603-225-7115)
&gt;Harkin (IA: 202-224-3254 / 515-284-4574)
&gt;Inouye (HI: 202-224-3934 / 808-541-2542)
&gt;Johnson (SD: 202-224-5842 / 605-332-8896)
&gt;Landrieu (LA: 202-224-5824 / 504-589-2427)
&gt;Leahy (VT: 202-224-4242 / 802-863-2525)
&gt;McConnell (KY: 202-224-2541 / 502-582-6304)
&gt;Mikulski (MD: 202-224-4654 / 410-962-4510)
&gt;Reed (RI: 202-224-4642 / 401-943-3100)
&gt;Shelby (AL: 202-224-5744 / 334-223-7303)
&gt;Specter (PA: 202-224-4254 / 215-597-7200)
&gt;Stevens (AK:202-224-3004 / 907-586-7400)
&gt;
&gt;House Conferees:
&gt;
&gt;Bonilla (TX: 202-225-4511 / 210-697-9055)
&gt;Callahan (AL: 202-225-4931 / 334-690-2811)
&gt;Jackson (IL: 202-225-0773 / 708-798-6000)
&gt;Kilpatrick (MI: 202-225-2261 / 313-965-9004)
&gt;Kingston (GA: 202-225-5831 / 912-352-0101)
&gt;Knollenberg (MI:: 202-225-5802 / 248-851-1366)
&gt;Kolbe (AZ: 202-225-2542 / 520-881-3588)
&gt;Lewis (CA: 202-225-5861 / 909-862-6030)
&gt;Lowey (NY: 202-225-6506 / 914-428-1707)
&gt;Obey (WI: 202-225-3365 / 715-842-5606)
&gt;Pelosi (CA: 202-225-4965 / 415-556-4862)
&gt;Rothman (NJ: 202-225-5061 / 201-646-0808)
&gt;Sununu (NH: 202-225-5456 / 603-641-9536)
&gt;Wicker (MS: 202-225-4306 / 662-844-5437)
&gt;Young (FL: 202-225-5961 / 813-893-3191)
&gt;
&gt;
&gt;         Also, please contact the White House (202-456-1111) and ask the
&gt;President to be prepared to veto this bill.
&gt;
&gt;TALKING POINTS
&gt;
&gt;         1.  The major talking point that is likely to resonate with House
&gt;and Senate members is that aid to Israel at this time will have a seriously
&gt;negative impact on the President's anti-terrorism efforts and will put
&gt;American citizens at risk.
&gt;
&gt;2.  If you think the Representative/Senator might be receptive, you might
&gt;also talk about the brutality of the current Israeli attack against
&gt;Palestinians, and the occupation in general.  Be careful with this one
&gt;however, since, unfortunately most members have a knee-jerk positive
&gt;response in favor of funding for Israel.  Better to concentrate on the
&gt;dangers to Americans (which is an argument that I find personally
&gt;offensive,
&gt;due to its clear implication that American lives are more valuable than any
&gt;others). However, it IS the American citizen that votes for these folks.
&gt;
&gt;Some hints about contacting the President, House and Senate:
&gt;
&gt;******CONTACT EARLY AND OFTEN******BE POLITE******CONTACT EARLY AND
&gt;OFTEN******BE POLITE******
&gt;
&gt;1.  When contacting members of Congress, they tend to take more seriously
&gt;the calls and letters that specifically mention the legislation (i.e., H.R.
&gt;2506 for the House--Senate Recorded Vote 312).  You can find contact
&gt;information for additional Senators and Congresspeople at
&gt;http://government.aol.com.
&gt;
&gt;2.  On another note, as long as it is not one of a mass email or mailing,
&gt;they don't tend to look at the source of the information much differently
&gt;(i.e.--phone/email/mail/fax), unless you meet in person, which is of course
&gt;much more effective.
&gt;
&gt;3.  At present (Fall 2001), I highly recommend emailing over mailing. Also,
&gt;it is currently more useful to fax than mail info because mail is backed up
&gt;for weeks due to the anthrax scare.
&gt;
&gt;___________________________
&gt;X
&gt;___________________________
&gt;


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            <text>[MAPC-policy] IMMED ACTION: BLOCK U.S. AID TO ISRAEL</text>
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