Schedule
Protestors on site at Ft. Benning, Georgia, will be calling us
with live updates on the SOA Watch protest throughout the weekend

 Friday, November 16

    12 noon  Opening of Camp Bolio

    On-going vigil and demonstration

    3pm        Mishka Chudilowsky – Peace Crane workshop

    4:30         Joyce Vandevere, "Getting to Yes; The Effort Toward Consensus"

    5-7pm     Monterey Peace and Justice Center Social  gathering  and candlelight vigil
                     to include ribbon cutting and groundbreaking for Monthly Camp Bolio Coffee House
                     Music:  Rhythm and Rouge 

     9:00  (approx.)    Film: "The Torture Question" followed by discussion 

                        Ongoing coffee house, information table

Saturday, November 17

    Ongoing vigil and demonstration

    9:45am     Live hook-up with John Waller at Fort Benning, Georgia, protest ( SOA Watch ).   Many of the Camp Bolio
                       activists have become acquainted with John Waller through his work with Pastors for Peace and their
                      Caravan to Cuba work which delivers medical aid to Cuba to be distributed through the churches

    10am         Reverend Greg Ward – Monterey Peninsula Unitarian Universalist Church. He has lead youth groups
  on three trips to School of the Americas protests.   He will share his thoughts and experiences with
  us for 30 min with a time for Q and A.

    11am        Bill Monning – “International Law and U.S. Law Prohibit Torture” with a focus on Geneva Conventions
                      and Conventions against torture, and how the use of torture constitutes a war crime. Professor Monning   
                      is a member of the National Lawyers Guild and a professor of International Negotiation and Conflict
                      Resolution at MIIS.  www.billmonning.com , www.billmonning.org  and www.nlg.org

     12pm       History of torture of "The Other," religious origins

     1 pm         Sound Out -- music by our very own local singing group

     2 pm         Phil Butler, Ph.D. – A former U.S. Navy pilot shot down in Vietnam and held almost 8 years as a
  Prisoner of War.   Phil is an outstanding motivational speaker. He will share his personal experiences
  of torture as a POW,  with  an analysis of the moral and legal issues for our nation.

     3pm          Sue Hubbard – an informal group discussion on the stages a protest  movement goes through and
  what activities are appropriate at each stage. Patterned after a Bill Moyer workshop.

      3:30         Michael Wheatley –  folksongs with guitar

      4pm          Music:  Nancy Raven, folksinger and guitarist

      7pm         Drumming session with Jean Moritz (with 15 drums)

      8pm         Film:  "Ghosts of Abu Ghraib" and/or "The Road to Guantanamo" 

                        Ongoing Coffee House, singing, information

     Ongoing vigil and demonstration

     10am     Alicia Jrapko – Co-coordinator of the International Committee to Free the Cuban 5

      11am     David Henderson, Ph.D. – Associate Professor at the Navel Postgraduate School. 
“The Economics of War”    Talk and  Q&A  

      Noon    "Your Voice Counts Here,"  Free Speech corner (open mic?) sign up with Hanan Shawar

      1pm      Friends/Quaker silent Meeting for Worship – all welcome!  Led by Monterey Peninsula Society of Friends pro-tem clerk

      2pm      Macgregor Eddy – "Your Civic Duty to Stop Torture" followed by discussion

      2:30      Karen Araujo – more games for children followed by  “How Can I Keep from Singing?”

      3pm       Helene Constant -- Stories for Grownups

      3-5pm    Peace Coalition Steering Committee meeting
(only for designated representatives of PCMC member organizations)

     3:30pm   Film – HOPE  and reading some of the hopes and wishes from the Imagine Peace Tree

     3-5pm    Final Coffee House, vigil, demonstration

     Gathering to celebrate our time together

CAMP BOLIO ONGOING EVENTS

Display of crosses representing US soldiers killed in Iraq

Display of Walk in Their Shoes representing Iraqi civilians killed

A chance to write a note and/or record yourself telling GW what you personally think of him
and his policies on torture and stick it to him

Information table

Give away pocket sized constitutions

Graveyard mourning the death of the Bill of Rights and Habeas Corpus

Detention cell

Orange jump suits

Anti war and peace songs

Origami Peace Crane strings

Imagine Peace Tree – make a wish, write it down, tie it around a branch on the wish tree
until the branches are covered with wishes.

Arm bands

Films – Ghosts of Abu Ghraib, The Road to Guantanamo, The Torture Question

Details About the Pleasant Revolution Bicycle Music Tour

On Thursday, November 1st, two bands, The Ginger Ninjas and  SHAKE YOUR PEACE!, will launch the epic
"Pleasant Revolution Bicycle Music Tour" from N.San Juan, California, heading 5000 miles all the way down
to the Mexican Yucatan. There will be no sag-wagons, and no buses hauling our gear. Everything, including
the 800 Watt human- and solar-powered PA System, will be hauled entirely on bicycle! The tour comes in the
wake of SHAKE YOUR PEACE!'s 600-mile bicycle-music tour of Utah (April-May '07), and the excitement at
San Francisco's Bicycle Music Festival, Aug. 11, 2007, which announced the emerging bicycle-music movement
to the world like a piano dropped from a 24-story window in downtown San Francisco:  with life-altering
momentum, filled with music, and destroying the oft-trod paths of old.