Also, you must have missed the following:
We furthermore demand that the United States government, the largest shareholder and most influential government in the World Bank and IMF, adopt the above demands, and work vigorously to compel the World Bank and IMF to implement them.
http://sept.globalizethis.org/article.php?id=34
mark
ax B. Sawicky writes:
> 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
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> ----- 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
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