Provocative Humanitarianism?

Is President Bush guilty of war crimes?

Is a new world order emerging? 3 global educators, George Zhibin Gu, Chalmers Johnson, and Andre Gunder Frank talk about it.

Continual English language updates on the situation in France as events unfold. From Libcom.org

Not to mention the immigration bill protests, March
saw massive demonstrations all over the world. Two
international action days - International Woman's Day,
and the Iraq War anniversary - brought hundreds of
thousands out protesting the war and the Bush
Administration.

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The month-long struggle against the Gaullist government’s “First Job Contract” has brought to the fore the fundamental class and political issues facing workers and young people not only in France, but across Europe and internationally.
The needs of youth and workers—decent-paying and secure jobs, education, health care, a future without war or repression—are in irreconcilable conflict with the interests of a financial elite who represent a failed political and economic system. This oligarchy of wealth and power is determined to make the working class pay for the crisis of the capitalist system.

"His trademark aggressiveness helped trigger his downfall, when he led a drive to redraw Texas' congressional district boundaries to increase the number of seats in GOP hands." The gambit succeeded, but DeLay was soon caught up in an investigation involving the use of corporate funds in the campaigns of legislators who had participated in the redistricting."

today, april 4 2004 5pm
columbia college
1104 S. Wabash
Room:504

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