FORUM: From Enron to WorldCom to the White House,
THE ROT AT THE COR OF THE SYSTEM

7pm, Saturday, July 20th

"Phony earnings, inflated revenues, conflicted Wall Street analysts, directors aslepp at the switch—this isn't just a few bad apples we're talking about here." wrote Joseph Nocera in last week's Fortune magazine. "This my friends,is a systemic breakdown." Throughout the 1990s Wall Street's demand for super profits led corporations of all kinds to pump up their bottom lines with accounting trickery. Nobody asked questions, even when George Bush himself got in on the action. Some of the biggest crooks may yet go to jail, but their worst crimes will go unpunished. That's because it's perfectly legal to wreck worker's lives in the drive for more profits. Come to this forum to discuss how we can fight back—and how we can put an end to corporate crime once and for all, by building a socialist alternative to this corporate greed.

WHERE: UIC Circle Center (White Oak Room) on Halsted Street(2 blocks south of the Eisenhower at UIC/Halsted Blue Line El Stop)

SPONSORED BY: The International Socialist Organization, publisher of Socialist Worker www.socialistworker.org
For more information phone 312-458-9920, email contact (at) internationalsocialist.org or visit www.internationalsocialist.org