Timetable for Antiwar Organizing

August 28, 2002 Meetings with staff or senators from all 50 states on the same day

December 8, 2002 Garfield High School western Washington organizing

Monday, Dec. 9, 2002 - Seattle IndyMedia
Washington Residents Amass for Day-Long 'Stop the War' Retreat
Over 1,300 Washington State residents gathered at Garfield High School on Saturday to participate in "A Day of Commitment to Stop the War," sponsored by the SNOW (Sound Nonviolent Opponents of War) Coalition.

Monday, Dec. 9, 2002 - Seattle Times
Anti-war protest packs Garfield High gym
Same article with photo: via CommonDreams.org
...[Y]esterday, roughly 2,000 people packed the Garfield High School gym in Seattle to discuss tangible ways to make their opposition to war felt in their communities – whether the idea be big or small. The event, "Stop the War on Iraq! A Day to Commit to Action," was sponsored by Sound Nonviolent Opponents of War, or SNOW.

January 20, 2003. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

"Support the Poor! No More War!" 15,000 person march on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in Seattle, January 20, 2003. Photo from Seattle Independent Media Center, a member of the worldwide indymedia collective.

January 28, 2003. State of the Union Address

WMD Scorecard

February 15, 2003. Worldwide March against the invasion

February 15th Demonstration posters from around the world.

New Yorkers denied parade permit: "dozens of feeder marches..." Arresting Protest

February 26, 2003. "Virtual March"

CNN.com: "Activists hold 'virtual march' on Washington"
February 26, 2003
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Anti-war protesters made their voices heard in Washington on Wednesday, swamping Senate and White House telephone switchboards, fax machines and e-mail boxes with hundreds of thousands of messages opposing military action against Iraq.

The "virtual march" was organized by Win Without War, a coalition of 32 organizations including the National Council of Churches and MoveOn.org, which claimed that more than 40,000 people registered to participate in the call-in campaign.

By day's end, Win Without War national director Tom Andrews said the number of calls and faxes exceeded 1 million.

March 16, 2003. Worldwide Vigil -- Over 6400 vigils in 129 countries

MoveOn vigil site

March 20, 2003. US Invades Iraq

BBC story

March 31, 2003. The Second Superpower controversy.

The Second Superpower Rears its Beautiful Head by James F. Moore

Anti-war slogan coined, repurposed and Googlewashed... in 42 days By Andrew Orlowski

"Hostilities are over"

Fatalities after "hostilities are over" equals war-time casualties