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Subject:

[danmail] join DAN's demo by email

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ColRevs <[log in to unmask]>

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ColRevs <[log in to unmask]>

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Sun, 26 Oct 2003 13:21:07 -0000

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Join the UK Disabled people's Direct Action Network's '2003 Charity Tour' protest on 27th 28th 29th october from home! Forward this to our supporters and allies world-wide so they can join in too. 

"Dish the Dirt on Charities:- What about MIND and the National Autistic Society ?"

Say No to Charity and yes to full participation and equality for all disabled people. Rich disability charities have a highly profitable monopoly on money allocated for our freedom and everything which affects us. It's time to tell charities once and for all that we speak for ourselves and we don't need them! 

Support disabled people in speaking out against this abuse and in taking control of our own destiny!

To join in, add your own message, and copy the letter below (if you wish), add your name and send it to the charities and to the government. It's easy, we have collected the Email addresses, they appear later in this message. technical support on how to copy part of an email are at the end of this message. Lets blitz them this week send as many times as you wish.If you cant make the action get on that email now, it only takes a few minutes!
    

Model Message to send to the charities.
    
subject - i used - "DAN's message to charities Shut Up and Shut Down!" but you can maybe think of a better one.

To:

I am writing in support of DAN's protest this week against the massive charities which lock disabled people away and add to our exclusion.

Its time that disabled people, not charities, were in charge of thier own destiny.

Its time for charities to go.

Its time that disabled people united and fought on common cause instead of the beauty contest that charities have created between impairment groups.

Its time for charities to move over.

Its time for disabled people to talk to politicians directly and not be shouted out by biased and unrepresentative lobbying from charities whose money is made by keeping us repressed,

Its time for charities to shut up.

It time for the government to properly fund disabled led organisations which are accountable to its membership so that the voice of disabled people and their agenda can be put before government.

Its time for charities to stop taking the money from the public and local and national government so they can lock us away for profit.

Its time for charities to take a long hard honest look at themselves and just GO AWAY. 


send your messages to:


Leonard Cheshire Foundation, now incarcerating people with physical impairments world-wide for profit. they lock us away: 
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Royal National Institute for the Deaf, run by people who can't even use British Sign Language, but who are great at spending Deaf £'s on keeping Deaf people down. and they lock us away!

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SCOPE changed their name from the spastics society so they would seem less patronising, but they continue to oppress people with cerebral palsy every day in their segregated services. they lock us away.
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MENCAP won't let people with learning difficulties make their own minds up about anything, even though they have been running their own organisations for years. they lock us away.
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Disability Now magazine run by SCOPE, will be reporting the DAN action. show your support!
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to email them all at once, copy this set of addresses and paste into your 'To' box at the top of a blank email:

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THE PRIME MINISTER

listens to the charities but not disabled people. going to 
http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/Page4345.asp will enable you to send the message to Tony Blair


Disabled People's Direct Action Network Charity Tour begins 27th 28th 29th october - Look out charities, here we come!

for press info and interviews on the demonstration, please call Johnny 0793 033 7863.

email [log in to unmask] for a full press pack.


TECHNICAL SUPPORT
you can also highlight the addresses in the list, copy, and simply press forward on this message and paste them into the address box. do not forget to put your name and delete the bits you don't need.

if you are not sure how to copy part of a message, do this:

(to copy)
highlight the part you wish to copy with your mouse (if you do not use a mouse a keyboard method follows).
    
click edit on the menu and then copy.
    
(to paste)
open a new email and paste in the list of addresses, or click each one individually to open a new message.
    
click in the email message where you write.
    
click edit and then paste and the message should appear.


if you do not use a mouse do this.


(to copy)
hold down Ctrl and press A

keeping finger on Ctrl take finger off A and press C then let go.

(to paste)
open a new email or click the addresses.

get the cursor in the body of the email (this bit)

hold down Ctrl and press V.


the message should appear.

then you can delete the bits you don't want.


let's jam their inboxes!



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