Will The Real March Please Stand Up?

[Max B. Sawicky]

Given an interest in curbing, much less abolishing,
the WTO/IMF/WB, it seems foolish in the extreme to
ignore policies and events leading to the literal
extension of U.S. military and geo-political power.

You'd think the WTO/IMF/WB was something from Mars,
rather than an instrument of U.S.-centric Capital.

mbs

----- Original Message -----
From: "Max B. Sawicky" <sawicky at bellatlantic.net>
> What bothers me is that the wholesome group --
> Mobilization for Justice -- isn't talking
> about the war at all.  Their home page(s)
> do not contain the word "Iraq."

And why should a group targetting global economic inequality be mobilizing
on the Iraq war?  Yeah, there are of course connections between everything,
but I see no reason for the Mobilization for Justice to alienate pro-war
activists who are concerned about global economic inequality.  The lives at
stake in AIDS patents are far more than in the Iraq war, so I am all for
keeping folks in the global justice camp.

-- Nathan Newman