Pawn Power
18th March 2007, 23:03
Bush administration remains firm on Iraq (http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/03/18/news/policy.php)
Over a half a million have perished as the war enters its fith year, Bush remains firm and as expected the dems do nothing, while elected in opposition to war.
What is the next step for anti-war activists, particullarly those living in the belly of the beast? A small march yesterday in DC will not terminate the war. Clearly we need to think of new stratigies to cut off the U$ war machine.
Exchange statigies for anti-war action...four years of action have proved futile in hindering U$ impirialism. It seems that hope for the Iraqis is resting upon themselves and there physical resistance. Where is their aid?
Over a half a million have perished as the war enters its fith year, Bush remains firm and as expected the dems do nothing, while elected in opposition to war.
What is the next step for anti-war activists, particullarly those living in the belly of the beast? A small march yesterday in DC will not terminate the war. Clearly we need to think of new stratigies to cut off the U$ war machine.
Exchange statigies for anti-war action...four years of action have proved futile in hindering U$ impirialism. It seems that hope for the Iraqis is resting upon themselves and there physical resistance. Where is their aid?