Jazz Funeral for the earth and 2yr commemoration of Gulf Coast Oil Disaster OCCUPY EARTH DAY Sun 4/22 in New york City

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Odd AH @kward

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Apr 11, 2012, 5:05:39 PM4/11/12
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**Special note to the Gulf coast people: Do you have a story/experience/ poem/song about the Gulf Coast BP Oil Disaster?

Do you want to share? Please consider sharing it at the rally in Union Sq.

 If You cannot be in NYC you can send me a copy of your story at >>thek...@gmail.com

and I will present it in your name at the union sq rally. In solidarity, theKward


For more info and to get involved contact:  ows...@gmail.com 


OCCUPY EARTH DAY Sun 4/22 in New York City

Jazz Funeral for the death of Earth

Sunday, April 22nd 12pm to 4pm

Jazz Funeral for the Death of Earth


 Line up at 11:45 am for the 2nd line Jazz funeral>

12pm Noon BP Gas Station, 300 Lafayette St (@ Houston)


Occupy Earth Day begins with a jazz funeral march for the Gulf Coast led by the

Rude Mechanical Orchestra and commemorating the anniversary of the BP Deep

Water Horizon oil spill, which began on April 20, 2010.


1pm Union Square


We will arrive at Union Square, for a rally to reclaim Earth Day from corporate

greenwashers and bringing it back to its radical roots. We will hear from voices

involved in a variety of interlocking eco-struggles both local and global, including

Gulf Coast recovery, tar sands, fracking, nuclear power and genetically modified

food. At Union Square we will spotlight movements fighting to ensure ecocide like

that unleashed on the Gulf by BP never happens again. In the face of our mounting

biophysical crisis we need renewable energy. We need a system that values

ecosystems not profits.


2:30 The Highline @ Gansevoort and West Street


From Union Square we march to the spot of the proposed Spectra Pipeline, a

fracked gas pipeline Texas Eastern Transmission wants to build in the West Village.

A recent well leak off the coast of Scotland, currently spewing 200,000 cubic meters

of gas a day, is already drawing comparisons to the Deep Water Horizon. We need

to move away from these dirty, deadly and ecocidal forms of energy and towards a

sustainable world.





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The K Ward :  
The Hurricane Katrina Diaspora in Solidarity. 
We are everywhere, but home, still we roll with the spirit of the 504.

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