petition

[Nada Tarlao <maschera at xnet.it>]

da boston :
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Oggetto: petition
    Data: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 17:25:57 -0500
     Da: "jbbrown"

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Dear Friends:

A great tragedy has befallen our nation. A catastrophe that leaves none
of our lives untouched. Many innocent lives were lost due to a senseless

 act of terror and violence. Although this horrific event may outrage
many, and rightly so, it cannot be justified or corrected through more
violence. Another senseless act in retaliaion will not repair the damage

 done, nor
bring back those who were lost. It will only perpetuate a violent,
barbaric cycle fueled by hatred and ignorance. The perpetrators of these

 crimes must
be caught and brought to justice, but without the continued loss of
innocent life.

President Bush,
We the undersigned encourage you to take responsible, peaceful action in

 bringing the terrorists to justice. Please seriously consider the
negative ramifications of continued killing and perpetuating the cycle
of violence. Although many lives have already been lost, MANY MORE CAN
STILL BE SAVED.

1. Tim Stempel, Portland, OR
2. Satya Byock, Portland, OR
3. Anita Doyle, Missoula, MT
4. Deborah Clow, Missoula, MT
5. Malcolm Donofrio, Missoula, MT
6. Catherine Clow, Missoula, MT
7. Dorik Mechau, Sitka, AL
8. Carolyn Servid, Sitak, AK
9. Alison Deming, Tucson, AZ
10. Gregory Martin, Albuquerque, NM
11. Christine Cooney, Albuquerque, NM
12. Joel P. Sisolak, Seattle, WA
13. Joseph P. Carver, S.J. New York, NY
14. Jospeh Daon, S.J. Culver City, CA
15. Tien Nam, Cambridge, MA
16. James F. Keenan, SJ, Cambridge, MA
17. William A. Barry, SJ., Weston, MA
18. Jean C. Gould, Natick, MA
19. Karen Kahn, Salem, MA
20. Katie Moody, Newmarket, NH
21. Kalapi Johnson, Beverly, MA
22. Kate Bodin, Rockport, MA
23. Judith B. Brown, Dorchester, MA
24. Ezra Pryor, Dorchester, MA
25. Masako Kamiya, Dorchester, MA


Petition note: To sign, copy this entire message into a new email and
send to all those in favor of a more peaceful world. If you sign as a
multiple of
50, please send the petition to President Bush at
president at whitehouse.gov
<mail to: president at whitehouse.gov> along with the other addresses to
continue the petition. If you do not wish to continue this petition
please at least forward it to the President's email.

Dear Friends:

A great tragedy has befallen our nation. A catastrophe that leaves none
of
our lives untouched. Many innocent lives were lost due to a senseless
act of
terror and violence. Although this horrific event may outrage many, and
rightly so, it cannot be justified or corrected through more violence.
Another senseless act in retaliaion will not repair the damage done, nor

bring back those who were lost. It will only perpetuate a violent,
barbaric
cycle fueled by hatred and ignorance. The perpetrators of these crimes
must
be caught and brought to justice, but without the continued loss of
innocent
life.

President Bush,
We the undersigned encourage you to take responsible, peaceful action in

bringing the terrorists to justice. Please seriously consider the
negative
ramifications of continued killing and perpetuating the cycle of
violence.
Although many lives have already been lost, MANY MORE CAN STILL BE
SAVED.

1. Tim Stempel, Portland, OR
2. Satya Byock, Portland, OR
3. Anita Doyle, Missoula, MT
4. Deborah Clow, Missoula, MT
5. Malcolm Donofrio, Missoula, MT
6. Catherine Clow, Missoula, MT
7. Dorik Mechau, Sitka, AL
8. Carolyn Servid, Sitak, AK
9. Alison Deming, Tucson, AZ
10. Gregory Martin, Albuquerque, NM
11. Christine Cooney, Albuquerque, NM
12. Joel P. Sisolak, Seattle, WA
13. Joseph P. Carver, S.J. New York, NY
14. Jospeh Daon, S.J. Culver City, CA
15. Tien Nam, Cambridge, MA
16. James F. Keenan, SJ, Cambridge, MA
17. William A. Barry, SJ., Weston, MA
18. Jean C. Gould, Natick, MA
19. Karen Kahn, Salem, MA
20. Katie Moody, Newmarket, NH
21.Kalapi Johnson, Beverly, MA
22. Kate Bodin, Gloucester, MA

Petition note: To sign, copy this entire message into a new email and
send
to all those in favor of a more peaceful world. If you sign as a
multiple of
50, please send the petition to President Bush at
president at whitehouse.gov
<mail to: president at whitehouse.gov> along with the other addresses to
continue the petition. If you do not wish to continue this petition
please
at least forward it to the President's email.

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...nada