Beyond F15: AntiWar Movement Turns To Direct Action

Millions filled city streets around the globe on Feb 15, denouncing Bush's call to war in a day of protest unlike any the world has ever seen. While some are sorting out who organized the whole thing, others are turning to direct action as a next step. Activists in San Francisco, Chicago, Washington DC, Montreal and Italy are confronting war profiteers in their communities, blocking military recruitment facilities, walking out of school and cutting the train routes that transport military materials.
Peacemakers flocking to Baghdad as
human shields held their first "war council" on Feb 17. In the US, a call has been put out for a National Student Strike on March 5. Bay Area activists are planning a massive day of resistance should the war start and antiwar organizers in Great Britain are increasingly confident that they can shut their country down if Prime Minister Tony Blair leads his nation into war.
Discussion--What More Should Be Done to Oppose the War?

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