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10/23 March for peace on Saturday. This should be the biggest yet:
http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=14353 Note this is just
an announcement for those interested. If you don't support the purpose,
don't go to the march. This is not a troll.
\_ What's wrong with war on Iraq? Would you rather wait until
they demonstrate their WMDs before doing anything about it?
\_ They've already used them. And America shrugged.
\_ 1) Everything, if all other means of detection and prevention
have not been pursued (and they have not). 2) I would rather
send in inspectors and disarm the bastards than
indiscriminately bomb innocent Iraqi civilians. --erikred
\_ 1) They have refused inspectors, or said they would
allow only very limited inspection. How long would you
wait for them to change their mind
2) War on iraq would not be undiscriminating bombing of
civilians. Did you see the last gulf war? Some
civilians were killed, but the primary damage was to
the military targets. Unless you believed their
claims that weapons factories were actually producing
formula for infants...
\_ I can lend a hand...
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| www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=14353 It will be the latest and biggest in a series of protests that have been spontaneously emerging across the nation over the past few weeks. The Institute for Policy Studies, a liberal Washington think-tank that compiles a list of anti-war events planned throughout the country over the next two weeks, says it can barely keep up. The vote in Congress authorizing Bush to attack Iraq may have been the tipping point for an anti-war movement that has been steadily gaining momentum with each passing week. The only real option left for people in terms of stopping the war is to take to the streets," says Global Exchange peace coordinator Kristi Laughlin. The International ANSWER Coalition, a 24 broad-based alliance of activist groups organizing the protest, says it is "confidently expecting" up to a hundred thousand people to show up and be counted. With help from local groups, ANSWER is 25 organizing 250 buses to transport people from around the country to Washington and San Francisco. A demonstration that large should serve as a richly deserved wake-up call to the Bush administration and the Democrats who scurried to join the war effort. Some recent articles, for example, have raised questions about the participation of fringe groups in organizing these demonstrations. But as many point out, what matters is not the presence of a few radical groups but the remarkable diversity of the participants from all walks of life and every political stripe, both seasoned activists and first-time marchers - veterans, concerned parents, religious leaders, people of color, teenagers and women. The escalating anti-war movement is well aware that Bush's new war will make the world a more dangerous place. Some of the demonstrators may have differing political beliefs, but they are united in their conviction that war with Iraq is not the answer and dissent is democratic. If you, your family, friends and colleagues share this conviction, please join the demonstrators and march for peace this Saturday. Also in 32 War on Iraq 33 Rumsfeld's Police Secret By David Corn By Kristin V. Jones Apr 28, 2004 Read other stories by 34 Editorial Staff Email Send this story to a friend. From: To: Optional Message: Send Support AlterNet Do you value the information you're getting from AlterNet? Please show your support with a 35 tax-deductible donation. |
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