[free-sklyarov] logistical stuff.

[Paul Gowder]

A question:
If there's going to be a Seattle area protest, who that lives in Portland 
will be going?  I'll be in Portland on Monday anyway (though I absolutely 
have to, HAVE TO be back in Portland by Monday evening), can help organize 
a caravan, though I won't have a car there.  Alternatively, does anyone 
want to hit the federal bldg in PDX?

Who's the coordinator for Seattle?

Has anyone contacted the National Lawyer's Guild for support?

Also, is anyone in touch with the anti-globalization/wto/ftaa/imf crowd?

Finally, for those who can't get to one of the protest cities, I suggest 
organizing protests at the federal buildings/fbi offices in major cities, 
especially DC (and NY if there isn't an adobe office there).

Someone should also create a web site listing dates and protest locations, 
preferably on boycottadobe.com and the EFF site, that way those of us that 
are stirring up stuff nationwide will have a central protest page to point 
to.  What protests are planned so far?  I see San Jose, Denver, and Seattle 
reflected in the list messages I have.  Someone also mentioned Boston, I 
really strongly think the FBI offices in DC should also be included...  Are 
they all/should they all be at the same time as San Jose (11-1pdt, which 
would be 12-2mdt, 1-3cdt, and 2-4edt)?


	-Paul Gowder

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	-Paul Gowder

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