MarWen Media in Worldwide Media

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MarWen Media has been published in newspapers and on many websites around the world. Wendy Campbell, founder of MarWen Media, has also been a guest speaker and interviewed on radio broadcasts, including most notably KPFA in Berkeley, CA, home of FREE SPEECH, and on public access cable TV.

The following are but a few news items as well as links to websites and newspapers worldwide, representing many countries, faiths, beliefs and political parties, who have printed articles by or about Wendy Campbell and MarWen Media. More to come, or just do an internet search using Google or Ask.com with the key words "Wendy Campbell Israel Palestine". Please note, however, that wikipedia and some indymedia websites (especially san diego indymedia) print false information about Wendy Campbell and MarWen Media. It's all about politics, and they play by dirty politcs since they do not have the Truth on their side.

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Attendees of the conference for "No Wars For Israel" in front of the Marriott Hotel in Irvine.

"No More Wars For Israel" Conference, Oct. 12, 13 & 14-
A Report Back

by Wendy Campbell

Oct. 15, 2007

In spite of efforts to close down the "No Wars For Israel Conference" by its political foes, known as Zionists and NeoCons, the conference did take place, but at a different venue than had been planned. Apparently the usual overreaching swarm of Zionist extremists posing as police had threatened the hotel, and all the other hotels in the area, that there was going to be a conference there labelling us with the usual names they smear anyone with who challenges Zionism (you ought to know all about that by now). The Marriott Hotel, out of fear, decided to present the organizers with a $20,000 deposit request in case of "trouble". Since the organizers could not immediately come up with that sum, they were forced to find another venue, which is what happened.

In a church hall, the conference convened featuring an impressive line-up of speakers, including:

Eileen Fleming, author, videographer and human rights activist, who interviewed and videotaped Mordechai Vanunu, the famous Israeli whistle-blower who exposed the fact that Israel has many nuclear weapons of mass destruction, and Israel kidnapped him and put him in prison for 18 years for this courageous act of the highest order of morality. The conference was dedicated to Mr. Vanunu. Find out more about him and how to help with his legal fees at Fleming's website: www.WeAreWideAwake.org.

Michael Collins Piper, noted author of many outstanding books and journalist for the American Free Press: www.americanfreepress.net

Mark Glenn, author, human rights activist and organizer of the conference on "No Wars for Israel". His website is www.crescentandcross.com

Charles Carlson, director of Strait Gate Ministries, spoke about the dangers of Christian Zionism in particular. His website is www.whtt.org

Dr. Kaukab Siddique, editor of www.NewTrendMag.org.

Dr. Hesham Tillawi of www.currentissues.tv spoke about the abuse of the word "anti-Semitism" and the need to neutralize the stigma of the word and focus on the real issues of equal rights for all regardless of religion, ethnicity, race or gender.

Phil Tourney, a survivor of the 1967 attack on the USS Liberty by Israeli jets and torpedo boats, a treacherous act which was hushed up by the US government up until just a few years ago. He told the spellbound audience his personal experience in full, chilling detail of that horrendous day, and the ensuing forced cover-up by the US government which doubled the pain and anguish which he and the other survivors had to endure. Their website is: www.ussliberty.com. Watch documentaries about it on YouTube.com.

Ellen Mariani, widow of a man who was killed on one of the planes that crashed into the World Trade Center on 911, who has sought a public trial rather than accept "hush money" from the government. She discussed the ways in which the government and lawyers conspired to thwart a trial to bring the Truth to the forefront. For more info on 911 Truth: www.911blogger.com.

Wendy Campbell, of MarWen Media, spoke about "Something Is Rotten in the State of America: Israel", discussing the need for the US to break all ties with the apartheid state of Israel and to stop fighting immoral wars on its behalf. Her websites are: www.marwenmedia.com and www.exposingisraeliapartheid.com

There were other speakers as well. In a few days a video clip of much of the conference will be available on various websites including www.currentissues.tv. Currently there are some radio interviews with participants at the protest in front of the Marriott Hotel in Irvine at www.whatreallyhappened.com

Although there were ups and downs and frustrating twists and turns during the entire event, the organizers were pleased that they were able to proceed with the conference where there was about 60 in attendance, despite the incredible challenges and organizational mishaps. Many new connections and friendships were made. Thanks to the internet, the message has been and will continue to be sent out in text, audio MP3s, and streaming video to a worldwide audience.

In protest of the Marriott's subservience to Zionist pressure to suppress our right to freedom of speech, we had a rally outside of the hotel with signs saying "No More Wars for Israel" and many passersby in their cars touted their horns and gave us peace signs and thumbs up in support. No passersby subjected us to any negative sign language, such as "flipping us the bird" or any thumbs down. It was all positve feedback which further underscored to us that our belief is correct: that many American people do not support the immoral "war on terror". It is being pushed by Zionists, war-time profiteers and the military industrial complex and it is NOT in the best interests of the American people. Far from it.

Listen to the live interview
with Michael Rivera of WhatReallyHappened.com with the speakers at the protest in front of the Marriott Hotel in Irvine, California, just before the start of the NO MORE WARS FOR ISRAEL Conference that took place on Oct. 13 (from Oct. 12 - Oct 14) by clicking here.

MORE PHOTOS FROM THE CONFERENCE:

Eileen Fleming spoke about Mordechai Vanunu to whom the entire conference was dedicated.

Ellen Mariani tells of her ordeal in trying to get a trial for her husband who died on 911.

Hesham Tillawi of Current Issues.tv takes a pizza break.

Rabbis,a priest & various activists brainstorm.

Attendees break to chat and browse tables with books and DVDs.

Attendees during the conference on Sunday

Mark Glenn, organizer, speaks on "No more wars for Israel".

Phil Tourney, a survivor of the USS Liberty, tells his account of the Israeli attack in 1967.

Wendy Campbell successfully located a church hall to move the event to after political foes sabotaged the use of the hotel's meeting room.

From Edinburogh, Scotland, UK -
"A Response to Lenni Brenner on "Let's Kick AIPAC, Soros & Obama " by Wendy Campbell

From Jewish News Weekly (San Francisco, CA, USA)-

Wendy Campbell and others protest the raising of the Israeli flag over the San Francisco City Hall, since Israel is a racist, apartheid country (even worse than when South Africa was apartheid!)
Since the link above may not go directly to the story featuring Wendy Campbell and others protesting apartheid Israel, here it is printed out for your reading pleasure:

Friday May 9, 2003

As S.F. City Hall flies Israeli flag, protesters object

ABBY COHN Bulletin Staff

As the Israeli flag flapped overhead, about 40 celebrants and less than half as many pro-Palestinian protesters observed Israel Independence Day Wednesday on the steps of San Francisco City Hall. Except for a few brief verbal exchanges, the morning event was peaceful. It took place under the watchful eyes of about 10 uniformed police officers.

Inside, Mayor Willie Brown signed a proclamation honoring the day at a reception attended by Israeli Consul General Yossi Amrani and about 30 representatives of the local Jewish community. Fearing a violent clash, city workers quietly raised the blue and white flag from a second-floor walkway two hours before the 11 a.m. ceremony. "There was nobody here -- me and two officers," said one police sergeant standing nearby. Before attending the ceremony, Amrani stopped outside to address the contingent of Israel supporters, many of whom were elderly Russian emigres. "Thank you for joining us on this day," he said. "It's my celebration. It's your celebration."

Referring to the nearby protesters, the consul general said, "We would like to see a Palestinian state one day. [We'd] like to live in peace."

This was not the first time the Israeli flag has flown at City Hall. According to Rabbi Stephen Pearce, who attended the indoor reception, the city extends that opportunity on the independence day of any country with a consulate in San Francisco. Of the protest, "I would call it a non-event," observed Pearce, spiritual leader of San Francisco's Congregation Emanu-El after walking past the demonstrators.

The contingent waved Palestinian flags and held signs with anti-Israel slogans. Wendy Campbell, an Oakland woman with a group called Americans for Justice in Palestine/ Israel, said: "We don't believe they should raise the flag of an apartheid, racist country."

Other protesters held signs bearing photos of Rachel Corrie, the 23-year-old American woman who was run over and killed in March while trying to stop an Israeli bulldozer from demolishing a Palestinian home in the Gaza Strip.

Russian emigre Alex Cherkas said he came to City Hall not knowing whether he'd encounter a celebration or a protest. He wound up experiencing both. "I never felt stronger about being a Jew or being allied to Israel as I do now," he said.

Standing on the far end of the steps from the pro-Palestinian group, Cherkas said: "I can't stand them. I'm trying to hold myself back, not to have confrontations, not to have fights." Fellow Israel supporter Bill Kennedy Kedem observed, "It's very wonderful that the city has recognized the only democracy in the Middle East by raising the flag on its independence day."

Kedem is organizing a protest of his own on Wednesday, May 14 against what he considers National Public Radio's biased coverage of Israel and India.

Of Wednesday's anti-Israel demonstration, Kedem said, while unsettling, "I think these folks have a right to express themselves." He said he looks forward to a day when a flag representing a democratic Palestinian government would fly over City Hall as well. "But before that happens, Arab terrorism in Israel must stop," he said.

Leonid Nakhodkin, a Russian emigre who heads a group called United Humanitarian Mission, said he asked for the Israel flag raising and was proud to see it happen. "This is a big, big, big celebration," he said. John Rothmann, a Jewish community activist and KGO radio talk-show host who attended the indoor reception, commented that the anti-Israel demonstrators "have a right to protest, but it would have been wonderful if their signs said, 'We want peace.'"

Forty minutes after the demonstration began, most of the Israel supporters had left, leaving behind the pro-Palestinian contingent. They were joined by a group of bikers lobbying city officials for a "motorcycle bill of rights."