> NO, Kelley, let's run through it again. WWP is marxist. IAC has non-marxists
> in it. ANSWER is a coalition of which IAC is a member, but it has other
> people on its board including, like, Pastors for Peace, the Nicaragua
> Solidarity Committee, and so on, and these are not marxist organizations, so
> far as I know most of their members aren't marxist, and ANSWER doesn't have a
> marxist line. It has an anti-war and anti-racist line.
But you've admitted that the IAC started ANSWER just days after 9/11. The WWP/IAC couldn't even wait two weeks until the big pow wow of peace groups that took place in DC. I attended this meeting, which was billed as the founding convention of a new national peace coalition.
Of course, in the IAC's usual sectarian and vanguardist fashion, it screwed that pooch by jumping the gun.
What a brilliant way to show the true colors of the IAC's "coalition-building."
ANSWER is just a front group for the WWP with a few friendly groups thrown in for "coalition" window dressing.
Chuck0
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