[Via: STOP THE WAR COALITION] Thousands of protestors on yesterday’s magnificent TROOPS OUT / NO TRIDENT demonstration used their mobile phones to buy the Tony Blair spoof record WAR - WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? (See Tony Blair singing the song: http://www.uglyrumours.com)

The record is selling fast and all indications are that it will enter the pop charts on Sunday 4 March. This is a brilliant opportunity to get huge media coverage for this anti-war message and to raise funds to support Stop the War Coalition, which will receive all profits from the record.

We need your help. Join the many thousands who have already bought WAR - WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? and we can get it into the Top 10. Buying the record is extremely simple. There are two methods:

If you have a mobile phone, all you have to do is text PEACE1 to 78789. This will charge £1.50 to your mobile phone bill and you will immediately get a text message explaining how you will receive WAR - WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?

To buy the record online, go to http://tinyurl.com/33j4oj and follow the instructions for downloading WAR - WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?

For just £1.50 you can get a prime minister into the charts with a song for peace, but of course we want to do more than embarrass Tony Blair. We want his warmongering in Iraq and Afghanistan to end immediately. We want to help stop plans to attack Iran. We think Tony Blair should be held accountable for war crimes. Getting the spoof Blair record into the Top 10 can play a part in publicising the anti-war message, which represents the view of the majority in this country who oppose the Bush-Blair wars.

Please buy WAR - WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? now and encourage as many people as you can to do the same.

TO BUY:
1) Mobile Phone text message PEACE1 to 78789 or
2) Download at http://tinyurl.com/33j4oj

SEE TONY BLAIR SING THE SONG: http://tinyurl.com/33r9l9

SEE TONY BLAIR INTERVIEWED BY BRIAN HAW (TWICE!)
1) http://tinyurl.com/3dglkv
2) http://tinyurl.com/33r9l9

STOP THE WAR COALITION
25 February 2007
Email office@stopwar.org.uk
Telephone 020 7278 6694
Web: www.stopwar.org.uk