U.S. Senate Resolution on 1965 Indonesia mass violence introduced - Corrected

Dear friend, A week ago, on Human Rights Day, Senator Tom Udall introduced a resolution condemning the mass killings in Indonesia and urging release of U.S. files on those events. You can read the resolution and ETAN's comments here: http://etan.org/news/2014/12senate.htm. We expect the resolution to re-introduced next year and will let you know how best to support it. In the meantime, we need your support in collecting more signatures on this petition. (And thanks again for signing it.) Please share the petition on Facebook, Twitter and other social media. E-mail your friends and colleagues urging them to sign. Just send a variation of this simple message: "Please join me in urging the U.S. to tell all it knows and acknowledge its role in the crimes of Indonesia mass violence. Please sign and share: http://chn.ge/1v50Ed " Also: a) Please read a special message from Noam Chomsky about ETAN and donate to us: http://etan.org/etan/2015appeal.htm. Your financial support helps make this and other ETAN campaigns possible. b) Let us know if you would like to be on ETAN's email list. Send a note to john@etan.org. And we would appreciate it if you would let us know where you live and if you with an organization. Thank you for your support! We can't do this without it. John M. Miller, National Coordinator East Timor and Indonesia Acton Network (ETAN) P.S. The original graphic accompanying this petition mis-identified who was meeting with President Suharto. It was Vice President Spiro Agnew, not President Lyndon Johnson. ETAN regrets the error.