It may be that alot of activists are giving more focus on the April 29 action initiated by USLAW and supported by a broader array of forces than Answer.. It may be that the apparently poor turnoout of the demonstrations in many, but not all places, this past weekend may be more a function of the organization weaknesses of/activist disgust with Answer/TONC (and for that matter, UFPJ). Given the poll numbers, it would seem a bit premature to write off anti-war protest just yet. (After the fact to what? Do we want the US troops to stay in Iraq foreever or to invade Iran?) Steve
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> Doug Henwood wrote:
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> > Not really. With the US public now disapproving of the war, and a
> > majority wanting the troops out of Iraq within a year, why can't we do
> > better than this? Has the old protest strategy lost its magic? Are
> > people burned out on massive street demos? Does it seem too after-the-fact?
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