Americans Bombard Congress Saying 'No Syria War' With New SIMPLE Email Link

ANSWER leading protest in front of White House this weekend. (Photo Credit: ANSWER)

Americans have begun bombarding their respective elected Congresspersons with emails, a far more effective way to affect change than petitions, using a new easy link created by the nation’s largest human rights activist consortium.

The ANSWER Coalition, America’s largest human rights activist consortium, has provided a simple, quick and easy way for citizens to easily send an email to each respective elected Congressperson, telling them to vote against a war on Syria.

[See: www.answercoalition.org/]

Petitions are not the answer, according to law crimes attorney and Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal Judge, Alfred Lambremont Webre.

“The petitions have no legal effect and are ignored by Congress,” Webre told Dupré in a skype message on Monday.

Webre says emails are far more effective. He also advises that Americans demand impeachment of Barack Obama.

“My sincere suggestion is to put energy into emailing their [respective] U.S. Representative at http://www.house.gov and demand impeachment. 

A Facebook user says about the new link to Congresspersons to tell them to vote against a war against Syria, “So there is room for people to organize against this STUPID war Obama want to embark on. With this link, any American you can send an automatic email to your representatives and add your thoughts.”

Americans have less than one week to pressure Congress. It reconvenes on Sept. 9th to debate whether it will authorize Barack Obama to overtly attack Syria.

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Click: secure2.convio.net/pep/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&page=UserAction&id=479. 

“Washington is on the march toward yet another war of aggression in the Middle East, this time targeting Syria,” ANSWER says on its website. ”The ANSWER Coalition is taking to the streets in opposition and calling on organizations and individuals to stand with us against what would be a destructive and criminal war by the U.S. government.”

“Time is of the essence. We have been in the streets all over the country. The opposition to a new war is everywhere. This forced the administration to step back from imminent bombings,” the consortium leaders say.

Not convinced that Congress needs to vote against authorizing Obama to start another illegal war of aggression, another war crime, this time against Syria? Think Syrian’s Assad is at fault for a chemical weapons attack, so American troops need to set things straight there? See: