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Resisting War in Canada
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Letters needed to Vancouver Courier
by War Resisters Support Campaign - Vancouver
The Vancouver Courier has printed an extensive story on Rodney and his situation.
 
 
Please write letters of support for Rodney's decision and condemning our government's support of the Iraq war by not allowing war
resisters to stay in Canada.

Here's the link to the story:  http://www2.canada
com/vancouvercourier/news/story.html?id=6490531e-b2d9-4e1e-ab9a-511a51ef106e

(full text below)

Please send a letter to the editor in support of Rodney Watson to
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In September, MP Gerard Kennedy - whose riding is home to many U.S. war resisters - introduced Bill C-440 in the House of Commons. C-440 calls on the Canadian government to stop deporting U.S. war resisters, and to allow them to become permanent residents of Canada.

If passed, this private member's bill would give the weight of law to the two motions in support of war resisters already passed by the House of Commons. The War Resisters Support Campaign is actively working to support
the passage of this historic bill.

For more info on the campaign to support Bill C-440: www.letthemstay.ca


Friday  November 13  2009
 
Fugitive soldier finds sanctuary Iraq War army corporal lives in Downtown
Eastside church
 
Janaya Fuller-Evans
Special to Vancouver Courier
Friday, November 13, 2009

Rodney Watson, a fugitive soldier originally from Kansas City, Mo., stands
in the cramped kitchen of his one-bedroom apartment at the back of The First
United Church on Hastings Street. 
 
 

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