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The Anti-War Movement Seven Years After Shock and Awe
The war in Iraq is still on. It’s already the second most expensive war in US history–only WWII cost more. The war in Afghanistan is heating up. It’s now the second longest war in US history–only Vietnam lasted longer. So … Continue reading
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As the Occupation of Iraq Enters 6th Year: It’s Got To Stop. We’ve Got To Stop It!
The Situation in the Middle East The threat of a US attack on Iran has come to the fore again. The forced retirement of Admiral Fallon as head of CentCom removes a leader of the majority in the high command … Continue reading
Will the Occupation End in 2006?
On March 20, the US occupation of Iraq will enter its fourth year. But 2006 could just be its last. The occupation itself is in deep trouble, the morale of the troops is low, and the Pentagon is having a … Continue reading
Time To Step It Up! The Situation Confronting The Anti-War/Anti-Occupation Movement
Time To Step It Up! The Situation Confronting The Anti-War/Anti-Occupation Movement
The Iraqi Revolt and Our Tasks Today
Three critical developments have emerged in Iraq as a result of the battle of Fallujah, still raging as these points are drafted, and the sudden Shi'ite uprising in southern Iraq, spearheaded by the Mahdi Army of Moqtada al-Sadr.
Building the Anti-War/Anti-Occupation Movement in 2004
Building the Anti-War/Anti-Occupation Movement in 2004
Resisting Occupation: Context and Tasks
Resisting Occupation: Context and Tasks
