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for those of you in the Bay Area, esp. South Bay, here's another opportunity to give Zuck the "unlike" button...

Tell Mark Zuckerberg to stop supporting Keystone XL!

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Mark Zuckerberg and other internet company CEOs are funding a political organization which is meant to support immigration reform, but is also running ads in support of Keystone XL and drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. See this ThinkProgress article for details.

Our friends at NEXT STEP KEYSTONE ACTION, a working coalition with members from 350 Bay Area and 350 Silicon Valley, Rainforest Action Network, Idle No More, CREDO and others, are organizing a protest at Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park this Wednesday.

The plan is to meet at the Starbucks parking lot at 1401 Willow Rd, Menlo Park, just down the road from the Willow Rd Facebook entrance. Protesters will gather at 11:45 and walk over at noon. It is about 500 ft down the road.

There will be a large pipe painted with the word "Keystone" and a sign for props. We suggest to wear white hazmat suits (cheap at the hardware store) or bright colored safety work vests, hard hats or other work clothing, and bring shovels, to pose as a SPILL CLEAN-UP CREW. There will be some molasses available for anyone who wants to be dramatic!

RSVP

 

Is it useful at all to note that the CEO of facebook is campaigning for the KXL?

 

http://thinkprogress.org/immigration/2013/04/26/1925921/mark-zuckerbergs-new-political-group-spending-big-on-ads-supporting-keystone-xl-and-oil-drilling/?mobile=nc

 

No doubt someone's written a diary on this -- my apologies that I've not been around much for a few days.

 

Robin

On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 5:17 AM, A Siegel <siegead@gmail.com> wrote:

Sven -- Thanks for calling attention to this. It has, at this time, 7 FBs and 4 Tweets -- since this is what "counts", perhaps useful to hit that.

And, by the way, for any / all who haven't looked, it is a pretty astounding little post that is worth the minute it will take to look at it.

On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 3:06 AM, Sven Eberlein <sveneberlein@gmail.com> wrote:

looks like Markos is picking up the fp eco slack all by himself with this post about the National Review's lovely tar sands invitation, with a link to Grist. Let's show the man some love!

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/04/30/1205774/-Definite-evidence-that-conservatives-are-just-wired-differently

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