IAG: "Non-violent demonstrations" planned after Net-attacks

I subscribed to the IAG list and there's not much (or anything) happening
on it so far, but the idea has potential. Here's how to join if you're
interested. 

-Declan


// declan@eff.org // I do not represent the EFF // declan@well.com //


---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 11:13:57 -0700 (PDT)
From: Marilyn Davis <madavis@deliberate.com>
To: iag@deliberate.com
Subject: For forwarding: IAG Invitation

  Alabama, Australia, Belgium, California, China, Connecticut, Florida,
  France, Georgia, Germany, Illinois, India, Indonesia, Italy, Jordan,
  Kansas, Malaysia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, New Jersey, New
  York, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore,
  South Korea, Sweden, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, U.S., Viet Nam,
  Virginia, and Washington.

 
 ** INTERNET UNDER ATTACK BY LOCAL AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS EVERYWHERE **
 
 
                           Fight Back!!
 
 
 Join the Internet Action Group gathering now on the email list:
 iag@deliberate.com.
 
 We will organize simultaneous local non-violent demonstrations at
 coordinated sites around the world in response to local and national
 attacks on the internet.
 
 Our list has new technology for polling ourselves so we can plan
 our actions democratically.
 
 To join the IAG, send a message to majordomo@deliberate.com.  Your
 message should say:
 
 subscribe iag
 
 This initialization of the IAG is the democratic decision of the
 cyber-rights list, cr@deliberate.com.  To join this group or to
 communicate with us, your message to majordomo@deliberate.com
 should say "subscribe cr".

                 <Please circulate widely.>