REMINDER:


Will the US Bomb Iran?
Hear Reese Erlich, journalist, speak to this critical question
Saturday, December 1, 2007, at 7 PM
Keystone United Church
5019 Keystone Place North (in Wallingford)
Seattle Washington


The sponsor for the program is the Network Opposing War on Iran (NOWI),
while co-sponsors (to date) include Green Party of Washington, Interfaith
Network of Concern for the People of Iraq (INOC), Peace Action of
Washington, Snohomish County Peace Action, Sound Nonviolent Opponents of
War (SNOW), United Nations Association Seattle, Washington Physicians
for Social Responsibility, and the Northwest International Health Action
Coalition.

WHY IRAN?

You will likely be aware that Iran, as a signatory of the Nuclear
Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), is enriching uranium for energy
production, but the US and others are concerned it may be enriching
uranium further for nuclear weapons as well. Over the past 2-3 years
there have been numerous reports on US threats to launch an aerial attack
on Iran, many believe the results of which would be disastrous.

Erlich’s latest book “The Iran Agenda: the Real Story of the US Policy and
the Middle East Crisis” is the result of his trips to Iran. Walter
Cronkite states “The Iran Agenda is vital reading for anyone concerned
about US foreign policy.” Erlich is also the co-author with Norman Soloman
of the national bestseller “Target Iraq: What the News Media Didn’t Tell
You.”

Mr. Erlich reports for a number of news outlets including NPR, Marketplace
Radio, Latino USA, Radio Deutche Welle, Australia Broadcasting Corp., and
Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Erlich also writes for the San Francisco
Chronicle, St. Petersburg Times and Christian Science Monitor. He taught
journalism for ten years at UC-Berkeley, as well as at San Francisco State
University and California State University at Hayward.

While no fee to attend will be charged, donations will be requested to
cover expenses and to provide an honorarium to Mr. Erlich. NOWI has a
website, which is http://www.nowi.us: you are encouraged to visit it.

Driving instructions to Keystone UCC: From Interstate Rt 5, drive west
about 0.4 mile on NE 50th Street to the crest of the hill and turn right
onto Keystone Place North. Keystone UCC is less than one block North.