If it's one thing I've noticed about the anti-war movement is that it's timely. We're in a transition phase now. 9\11, however you want to look at it, was definately the catalyst for the Bush administration to push forward its pro war, anti-human, and destructive agenda. We've thrown up some stumbling blocks along the way, but for now their party doctrine remains unchanged and unwavering. We need to not only gain speed and momentum on this movement, but also numbers. The only way we're going to do that is to resolve our differences between all these little groups we have. We can all agree that we don't want this war. Perhaps our reasonings are different but so what. That's a start. Now more than ever do I see people that I would never expect to see at a teach in or anti-war rally. We have a chance, a real chance to teach these people, show these people how the world really is and what we can do to change it. So support everyone's effort, however large or small, by whomever, to stop this war, educate the public, and start making a real difference in this world...

Just this week alone there's a million events going on. A teach in at columbia college tomorrow from 10am to 5pm. A protest against McDonald's in rogers park from 3pm to 5pm. A teach in at harold washington on thursday. The march against police brutality next tuesday, DC in two weeks, TABD in november. Plug whatever you can, go to whatever you can, we all need each other's help...

Aaron Cynic