Contact Information, Etc. Re: Corn transcript

[Chuck0]

s-t-t at juno.com wrote:
> Liza Featherstone writes:
> 
>>All true. There is a reluctance to ask questions on all sides. 
>>Sometimes ANSWER's critics take smug purist comfort in having
>>"nicer" politics: sure our demo only has 50 people but at least we're
>>not icky Milosevic supporters -- that attitude, too, evades needed
>>questions (i.e. what is ANSWER doing that works) and doesn't really
>>get us anywhere.
> 
> 
> I don't think there really a question about what ANSWER is doing. 
> Permits, buses, time, and bodies.  The problem seems to be the need for
> an umbrella anti-war organization to assume the necessary tasks.  Is
> there something like this in formation?
> 
> -- Shane

That's what ANSWER is trying to do, which is why they are at the center of 
this controversy.

Some of us are fighting this effort by them to become the umbrella, at the 
same time we work on building anti-war alternatives.

Permits, buses, time, and bodies are not enough.

Chuck0

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