Christmas parade in Asheville

This parade was on November 17, 2018. It was a lot of fun marching in this parade 

because it was clear the people of Asheville love us. 

Photo by Garland Walker.

 Photo by Garland Walker.

Photo by Garland Walker. 

Photo by St. George Episcopal Church of Asheville, posted on Facebook.

Reclaiming Armistice Day 2018 - 100 Years After the '...War to End All Wars.'

Many don’t realize that what is now Veteran’s Day, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, was originally Armistice Day, marking this year the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One. That war that was THE WAR THAT WAS TO END ALL WARS.

How has that worked out? FACTUAL NEWS FOLLOWS...

(White House acknowledges the U.S. is at war in seven countries - Vice News, March 15, 2018

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Armistice Day

Veterans For Peace has been celebrating Armistice Day almost since the organization's inception, with a few chapters doing yearly events. However, in 2008 the effort became a national effort with the passage of an official Veterans For Peace resolution. Since then, chapters across the country have b...