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Two Hutto Vigils in June
Posted by editor on Thursday, May 24 @ 16:40:04 EDT
Civil Rights in Texas--General

Email from Jay Johnson-Castro

Afternoon Freedom Ambassadors...

When Hutto Vigil IX was announced...for June 23rd...

...another group headed up by Antonio Diaz of the Texas Indigenous Council was in the planning stages of a June 9th vigil at Hutto. While this was not done to confuse anyone...there seems to be a little confusion. Let's try to clarify it this way.

Hutto Vigil IX. This is a Hutto Vigil. It is headed up by Antonio Diaz and his group. We will therefore identify it as Hutto Vigil IX. It will be held on June 9th. We applaud the initiative and encourage all who can to support it. We encourage you to call Antonio to get the specifics. For info call (210)396=9805. E-mail: texasindigenouscouncil@yahoo.com.

Hutto Vigil X. This is the vigil sponsored by Amnesty International. Many organizations have committed to support that vigil, including LULAC. This vigil will be held on June 23rd. Amnesty International will make the public announcement with the exact details at a future date. The Hutto Vigil X date of June 23rd was selected because it falls on the weekend of the International Day of the Refugee. Folks will be coming from around the country to attend Hutto Vigil X.



Here's a brief yet special update from Freedom Ambassadors...Gloria Benacci and two daughters...who came up with the coveted "No Child Left Behind Bars" buttons. Gloria says:

"We have T-shirts...logo, white with black/red printing front and back...Spanish and English. (see attached) Only need a better estimate on how many we need. The T-shirts are high quality and our printer does an incredible job."

These T-shirts will be available for a suggested donation. For more information on the buttons and T-shirts...we invite y'all to visit Free the Children at MySpace where we are approaching 2000 friends...and according to Gloria...going on 10,000.

Regarding the Hutto vigils...we cannot have too many. If anything...we should try to have more. We should all try to muster up all of the expressed outrage that we can...against the imprisonment of innocent little children...and those who would profit off of them.

Hutto is like an ugly boil that has come to the head. It is so in your face. It violates everything we believe as a people. Unless we put a stop to this kind of abuse of democracy...such atrocities will go from ugly to uglier. Why do we say that? In May of last year...for the Hutto dedication...the proud architect of imprisoning innocent children...Chertoff, himself...bragged about Hutto being the prototype for future prison camps for families.

We the people happen to disagree with this demented concept and we are letting Chertoff, Bush, Congress, the U.N....and the world community know...that in no uncertain terms...we will not tolerate such conduct that defies all universal laws. Americans with a conscience will keep growing in numbers and massing together...to free the innocent children of the world. Taking down their prize razor wire, after months of protest, does not change the fact that the tender lives of little ones are being abused by the world's biggest bullies.

In solidarity...we come to their rescue. We come to demand their freedom...and the freedom of their mothers. We come to defend our family and our race. The human family and the human race.

No Child Left Behind Bars

Free the Children

Jay

"If you make peaceful change impossible..... you make violent revolution inevitable." President John F Kennedy

 
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