Anti-War Movements

[Stephen E Philion]

> >>>Yoshie:
> >> >They aren't fighting terrorism, though.  The "war on terrorism" is
> >> >just a rhetoric, like the "war on drugs."
> >>
> >> Well who attacked the WTC then?
> >>
> >> Doug
> >
> >The Sandinistas?
> >
> >Steve
>
> I'm waiting for the masked avenger subcommandante Marcos
> to chime in. Will the Mexicans label him a terroist? I doubt it,
> last I heard Fox was going to negotiate but we'll see.
>
> Anyway, I doubt he'll say something to the effect that it serves
> Tio Sam right for spreading mayhem across the globe. Maybe
> he will, but you'd never see him pull a 9.11 stunt against
> innocent civilians; he's sort of the anti-ObL. Any word on
> the anti-terrorism legislation? I've heard it's draconian
> in regards to immigrants.
>
> Peter

Though obviously my oneworder was ironical, I also wrote it because the
recent press releaese put out by the would be warriors against terrorism
in the Bush administration warning of links between the Sandinistas and
terrorism really reveal the cynical *and* political basis of this new
campaign. I agree with Yoshie on this one, it is quite clear that the  war
has little to do with the problem of terrorism or more important soliving
that problem...

Steve