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The Anti-War Coalition - 3 Points Of Unity (w/ photo)
The Anti-War Coalition is born.

September 14th, 2001
Berkeley, CA USA
Approx. 250 people filled a UC Berkeley classroom - and part of the hallway - for the first organizing meeting of the Anti-War Coalition.
The Anti-War Coalition’s “Three Points of Unity”:
1. Stop the War.
2. Stop Racist Scapegoating - Defend Arab, Muslim and Middle Eastern Communities.
3. Defend Civil Liberties.
The Anti-War Coalition is currently organizing for local participation in The National Day of Action taking place on Thursday, September 20th, 2001.
More information on this event is coming soon.
Contact information will be made available shortly.
Berkeley, CA USA
Approx. 250 people filled a UC Berkeley classroom - and part of the hallway - for the first organizing meeting of the Anti-War Coalition.
The Anti-War Coalition’s “Three Points of Unity”:
1. Stop the War.
2. Stop Racist Scapegoating - Defend Arab, Muslim and Middle Eastern Communities.
3. Defend Civil Liberties.
The Anti-War Coalition is currently organizing for local participation in The National Day of Action taking place on Thursday, September 20th, 2001.
More information on this event is coming soon.
Contact information will be made available shortly.
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Clearly 5,000 wasn't enough, so it is 10,000? 20,000? Do I hear 100,000?
I suppose if you guys were around 50 years ago, we'd all be speaking German today. (save for the Jews, homosexuals, etc.).
Clearly 5,000 won't be enough, so is it 10,000? 20,000? Do I hear "kill all them A-rabs".
Are you willing to do your share of the killing - murder a few innocent men, women and children yourself?
Do you really want to be a terrorist Pat?
Just wondering.
The U.S. gov't's prime suspect, Osama Bin Laden, got his start in the terrorist biz courtesy of the U.S. CIA in the scuffle with the (then) Soviet Union over Afghanistan. The U.S. has trained and equipped terrorists around the world for decades to do its dirty work by proxy. Meanwhile, U.S. weapons companies have increased their lead in littering the world with instruments of death -- from land mines to jet fighters -- for profit.
The people of New York got caught in the crossfire of a war between their gov't and people who would rather die than be taken over, and who were determined to do as much damage to their enemy as they could in the process.
The response, if Bush et al. can sell it politically, will be for the U.S. to try harder for a monopoly on terrorism. This can't work; it can only cost us (U.S. citizens) more of our freedom, make us more hated abroad, and make further attacks more desparate.
good question. why don't you ask george bush? i mean, he did allocate $45 million to the taliban, after all. clear your own house before you point fingers, please.
anon