Thursday, September 22, 2011

In Case You Missed It: Inside the Warwick

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September 22, 2011

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In Case You Missed It: Inside the Warwick

New York, NY -Today, United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI)'s Warwick headquarters was featured on CBS 2 News, which reported today from inside UANI's war room. UANI was also covered today by CNN.com, AFP, Huffington Post, and UpTake.com for its campaign against the Warwick and its current guest, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Click here to watch the CBS 2 News piece, shot inside UANI's war room.

Said UANI Executive Director, David Ibsen:

This week, UANI showed Ahmadinejad and his delegation that Americans do not want him here in our country. His speech today blaming America for all of the world's problems and once again denying the September 11 attacks was deeply offensive, particularly given that the worst of 9/11 happened in New York just 10 years ago. In fact, the U.S. Treasury Department revealed this year that Iran has formed an alliance with al-Qaeda--the very group responsible for the 9/11 attacks--and is helping al-Qaeda transfer money, weapons, and fighters to Afghanistan and Pakistan.

For its irresponsible decision to accommodate Ahmadinejad, the Warwick Hotel seriously inconvenienced its guests this week, as well as thousands of commuters and residents. The Warwick has greatly damaged its reputation. We hope that it and other Manhattan hotels will remember this the next time Ahmadinejad travels to this great city

Click here to view UANI's petition for Ahmadinejad.

Click here to send a message to the Warwick hotel regarding their decision to host Ahmadinejad.

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The prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran should concern every American and be unacceptable to the community of nations. Since 1979 the Iranian regime, most recently under President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's leadership, has demonstrated increasingly threatening behavior and rhetoric toward the US and the West. Iran continues to defy the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the United Nations in their attempts to monitor its nuclear activities. A number of Arab states have warned that Iran's development of nuclear weapons poses a threat to Middle East stability and could provoke a regional nuclear arms race. In short, the prospect of a nuclear armed Iran is a danger to world peace.

United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) is a non-partisan, broad-based coalition that is united in a commitment to prevent Iran from fulfilling its ambition to become a regional super-power possessing nuclear weapons. UANI is an issue-based coalition in which each coalition member will have its own interests as well as the collective goal of advancing an Iran free of nuclear weapons.


The Objectives of United Against a Nuclear Iran

  1. Inform the public about the nature of the Iranian regime, including its desire and intent to possess nuclear weapons, as well as Iran's role as a state sponsor of global terrorism, and a major violator of human rights at home and abroad;
  2. Heighten awareness nationally and internationally about the danger that a nuclear armed Iran poses to the region and the world;
  3. Mobilize public support, utilize media outreach, and persuade our elected leaders to voice a robust and united American opposition to a nuclear Iran;
  4. Lay the groundwork for effective US policies in coordination with European and other allies;
  5. Persuade the regime in Tehran to desist from its quest for nuclear weapons, while striving not to punish the Iranian people, and;
  6. Promote efforts that focus on vigorous national and international, social, economic, political and diplomatic measures.

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