From: "Eamon" <eamon1@gmx.de>
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 8:05 AM
Subject: Castor Diary renewal
The next transport of atomic waste to Gorleben in Wendland is scheduled for
November 10th. Again, a warlike scene is about to take place in this otherwise
peaceful countryside. Again, an estimated 18,000 police from all over Germany
will be on hand to ensure that a shipment of "Castors" (atomic waste
containers) reaches its temporary destination.
"What, again?" you might exclaim. "Yes, again!" is the answer.... "and this battle between a police state and its citizens has been going on annually for the past seven years."
Last year our "Castor Diary" kept you informed about the protests here. This news, in English, free-of-charge, was sent out daily to subscribers all over the world, in the hope that you would learn what was happening here.
If you -- or your friends -- would like to subscribe to this year´s "Castor Diary", please send us a new request. Just send an e-mail to eamon1@gmx.de with the words "subscribe castor" in the subject line.
Subscribers will receive one of more messages each day for a few days during the protests. Addresses will be kept confidential and not used for any other purpose. We hope to hear from you again!
Best regards,
"Castor Diary"
Eamon Maera, Editor
Associated with Citizens Initiative for Environment Protection,
Luechow-Dannenberg, Germany
Website (mostly in German): http://www.castor.de