Cracow, Poland: Anti-NATO protests, February 19-20 Saturday, February 14 2009 @ 04:24 PM CST http://news.infoshop.org/article.php?story=200902140843482
Don’t let them manipulate us! Politicians are telling us that NATO is the essential guarantee of our protection, whereas being a dangerous tool in the hands of politicians of “big business”, a serious threat for world peace and a needless commitment for the budget of the NATO countries, as well for the people themselves. Each person has got the right to influence internationals politics, which is so important for our safety. Lets express our opposition and show to government, that they need to respect us, as citizens. 
20 February 2009 Anti NATO Demonstration in Cracow http://www.european-left.org/english/home/news_archive/news_archive/ar tikel/anti-nato-demonstration-in-cracow/
In a country where the average salary is still 200 EUR and the number of poor people is growing, these young people raise the question whether it’s appropriate to spend money in armaments, and they try to explain to the elder that an antimissile shield will not lead to peace or development. UKRAINE
Ukrainian anti-NATO balloon show
12 February, 2008, 19:50 http://www.russiatoday.ru/Top_News/2008-02-12/Ukrainian_anti-NATO_ball oon_show.html
Ukraine's drive to join NATO has affected the work of its parliament. Around fifty deputies from the opposition Party of Regions blocked the rostrum on Tuesday. They put up blue and yellow balloons in the main hall of the Ukrainian Rada which read “Say NO to NATO”.
They demand that the parliament speaker withdraw his signature from a letter stating Ukraine's intention to join the alliance. CZECH REPUBLIC
Anti-NATO protests http://www.radio.cz/en/news/34810
Two Anti-NATO demonstrations took place on Friday afternoon. A crowd of anarchists marched from Namesti Miru Square towards the Congress Centre - the main venue of the summit - and back, and a meeting of right-wing nationalists ended at around 4 pm on Old Town Square in the historic centre of Prague. No violence was reported from the demonstrations or those that took place on the previous days. SERBIA
Anti-NATO forces in Serbia mark 10th year since bombing of Yugoslavia
By Heather Cottin, Belgrade, Serbia http://www.iacenter.org/balkans/yugoslavia032809/
March 23, 2009--Hundreds of representatives are meeting in Belgrade on March 23-24 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the U.S.-led 78-day bombing of Yugoslavia and the heroic resistance of its people and military during NATO's aggressive and illegal war. Participants came from many European countries, including Bulgaria, Belgium, Russia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Britain, Spain, Portugal and Serbia, as well as Palestine, Angola, Brazil, Venezuela and the United States.
In 1999, thousands of courageous students rallied at huge rock concerts on bridges the U.S. and its NATO allies were bombing in Belgrade. Wearing shirts emblazoned with bull's-eyes, they protested the criminal NATO violation of Yugoslavia's sovereignty, proclaiming themselves "NATO targets."
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