When: December 2nd, Doors Open at 10am

Where: Tumwater Ballroom, 211 Tumwater Dr, Oregon City, OR 97045

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter, Syndicated Radio Host Garland Nixon, British Communist spokesperson Joti Brar, Iranian-American Political Analyst Seyed Hosseini, Comedian Peter Coffin, Radio Host Lee Stranahan, Host of The Convo Couch Craig Pasta Jardula, local candidates from the Libertarian and Republican Parties as well as socialists and communists from around the country will all be gathering at the Tumwater Ballroom in Oregon City for an event entitled “Dare to Win: A World Beyond Imperialism.” Doors open at 10am.

The event will be the national convention of the Center for Political Innovation (cpiusa.org) an educational non-profit that promotes constructive, optimistic, patriotic socialism. Speakers will explain why they advocate peaceful economic cooperation with Russia, China, and Iran as well as an end to US aid to Israel. At the event the organization will roll out its plan to participate in the 2024 World Youth Festival to be held in March in Sochi Russia, a gathering of 40,000 young people from around the world called by Russian President Vladimir Putin. (https://fest2024.com/en/about). Caleb Maupin, a reporter for RT news and founder of the Center for Political Innovation, has been selected to chair the US delegation to the festival and will be available for comments. 

Joti Brar, a guest who is flying in from London, will be discussing the legal case of her brother and political ally Ranjeet Brar, who is now facing criminal charges for “inciting racial hatred” over an anti-Israel pamphlet he was arrested for distributing on Saturday, November 25th. The pamphlet entitled “Zionism: A racist, antisemitic and reactionary tool of imperialism”, that has now been rendered illegal by the British government under its hate speech laws, will be available for purchase. The organization will lay out its plans for the coming year of 2024 and how it can promote its message of rebuilding the United States by empowering the working class and offering a hand of friendship to the BRICs nations. The event will also emphasize the need to protect civil liberties in light of the recent indictment of the Uhuru 3, anti-war and anti-racist activists in Missouri and Florida who face over a decade in prison as “foreign agents” because of their political organizing and speech. Press is welcome & speakers will be available for interviews and comments. All guests will be required to show ID when signing in.

For further inquiry, please contact solidarity@cpiusa.org .