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\nAugust 2013 | <\/strong>stopwar.org.uk<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

1) Emergency Protest Wednesday – NATIONAL DEMO SATURDAY: No Attack On Syria
\n2) Together Against War: Donate to fund our campaign to stop intervention in Syria<\/p>\n

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No attack on Syria<\/strong><\/big>
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– Protest tomorrow 5pm, Wednesday 28 August, Downing Street, London
\n– National Demonstration: Saturday 31 August, 12 noon, Embankment<\/strong>, London<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Britain, France and the US are committing to another disastrous military intervention. Apart from the inevitable casualties, any attack on Syria can only inflame an already disastrous civil war and would risk pulling in regional powers further.<\/p>\n

Most people in this country have learnt from the disasters of Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya. According to a Telegraph\/YouGov poll<\/a> on Sunday only 9% of the British public would support troops being sent to Syria, and only 16% support sending more arms to the region. Our politicians however have learnt nothing.<\/p>\n

Take action:<\/p>\n